Dr. Robert Genetski: Economic Futurist
Market historian and macro strategist who turns economic history into clear, actionable investment and policy lessons for leaders and investors.
Quick Facts:
- Formats: Keynote (45–60 min); Executive Briefing; Half-day Workshop; Panel; Virtual Briefing
- Audiences: Leadership teams (25–150); Conference keynotes (200–2,500)
- Outcomes:
- Historical analogues that clarify present economic tradeoffs.
- Practical investment and policy implications drawn from market cycles.
- Actionable guidance for capital allocation under uncertainty.
- Travels from: Saugatuck, MI
- **Fee range: $10,001 - $20,000
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Keynote Topics:
Global Developments
What in the World is Going On?
This presentation identifies countries that are poised for rapid growth as well as those headed for trouble.
The focus can be adjusted for specific countries and for developments that are most appropriate for your audience.
The Outlook for Bitcoin, Cryptocurrencies and Fintech
Dr. Genetski provides a layman’s guide to the impact of blockchain technology.
The presentation informs your audience about why this new technology is getting so much attention, how it will impact your industry and how governments will attempt to control it.
US Economy
Outlook for the Economy & Financial Markets
Dr. Genetski uses time-tested classical principles to prepare your group for upcoming economic and financial issues.
The focus of the presentation can be adjusted to focus on specific industries or markets depending on the audience.
Rich Nation, Poor Nation
What in the World is Going On?
This talk is based on Dr. Genetski’s popular new book by the same title.
The presentation explains how successful countries provide citizens with high living standards and how policy changes can impact the future wealth and prosperity of any country.
Talent Short Bio
Dr. Robert Genetski is an economist and market historian who uses long view economic analysis to help leaders and investors make better decisions. His work blends historical context with present data so audiences can see relevant patterns and avoid common decision traps.
Dr. Genetski’s presentations offer scenario-based recommendations for asset allocation, risk management, and policy impacts across sectors. He’s especially valuable for investment committees, corporate boards, and executive teams seeking disciplined historical perspective to inform capital and operational planning. His teaching style is clear, evidence based, and oriented toward immediate, practical next steps.
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