Mark Zandi

Mark Zandi is Moody’s Chief Economist and co-founder of Moody’s Economy.com. With Moody’s, Mark directs the company’s research and consulting activities. He ensures that Moody’s analytics provide timely economic research to both businesses and the government. He is also well-known as a keynote speaker and subject matter expert in economics and finance. Mark Zandi is available to be booked for corporate and private events. Contact the Mollie Plotkin Group today to inquire about Mark Zandi’s fees.

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Go-To Economic Authority

After earning his BS from the Wharton School, and later his Ph.D., at the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Mark Zandi first began working with Chase Econometrics. Eventually, he co-founded Economy.com which was purchased by Moody’s Corporation in 2005. Today, he is Moody’s Chief Economist.

Now, along with his work at Moody’s, Mark is the go-to authority in national and global economics for major news outlets. He is a regular contributor to The Washington Post, The Philadelphia Inquirer, CNBC, NPR, CNN, Fox Business, NBC, CNN, and many other national networks. In addition, Mark hosts the podcast Inside Economics with Cris deRitis and Marisa DiNatale.

Non-Partisan Advisor

His research interests encompass macroeconomics, financial markets, and public policy, analyzing the economic impact of government spending policies and monetary policy response. Dr. Zandi is a trusted non-partisan economic advisor for high-level officials. In fact, he served as economic advisor to John McCain during his presidential campaign. Later, he provided insight for the Obama administration. Mark has also testified before Congress on the nation’s fiscal challenges, fiscal stimulus, and financial regulatory reform.

Other Ventures

Mark is on the board of directors of MGIC, the nation’s largest private mortgage insurance company; is the lead director of Policy Map, a data visualization company; and is on the board of the Coleridge Institute, a non-profit that facilitates the use of data across federal, state and local governments.

To hire Mark Zandi for an event, contact the Mollie Plotkin Group with the proposed event date, location, audience size, event format and program goals. Mark Zandi is available for corporate events, conferences, leadership meetings, private events, workshops, fireside chats and virtual programs.

After receiving your request, a Mollie Plotkin Group booking agent will review Mark Zandi’s availability, discuss the event details and get back to you within 48 hours with next steps for securing Mark Zandi for your program.

The cost to book Mark Zandi depends on the event date, location, format, audience size and scope of the appearance. Speaking fees may vary for keynote speeches, workshops, fireside chats, private events, corporate meetings and virtual programs.

For the most accurate Mark Zandi booking fee, contact the Mollie Plotkin Group with your event details. Our team will help confirm availability, pricing and the best format for your event.

Financial Shock: Could It Happen Again?

Based on his highly praised book Financial Shock, Mark Zandi imparts these lessons to his audience:

• How homeowners and investors can protect themselves from financial shocks already on the horizon.
• How mortgage lenders, investment bankers, builders, regulators, and the Federal Reserve caused the financial crisis.
• What policymakers need to do now to prevent a recurrence.

The New Global Equilibrium

As growth is accelerating in the United States, a new global equilibrium is being created.

Prepare yourself by answering these questions:

• Can we depend on the current stability of commodity prices?
• For all its resources, an China truly hit its growth potential in the coming decade?
• How will aggressive ECB and banking integration affect Europe?