Global uncertainties and the outlook for cities in Asia Pacific, Europe and North America
2022 is proving to be yet another highly unpredictable year—but also one with large variations by global region and hence across different cities. Some are seeing strong tourism recoveries while others are struggling to emerge from lockdown. Some face manufacturing supply problems, while others are experiencing tech booms. Inflation is a major issue for many, but not all. In this webinar we will explore and explain the differences, and discuss how quickly, if at all, city economies will return to normal.
Richard Holt
Director of Global Cities Research
Richard Holt
Director of Global Cities Research
London, United Kingdom
Richard provides thought leadership on many of our regional and city projects and forecast services, both in the UK and globally. He has particular experience in long-term thinking and strategy, and identifying the drivers of growth. He has worked at Oxford Economics for a decade, having previously occupied senior roles in Birmingham, London and New York. He is a very experienced project director and also presents widely to diverse audiences.
Scott McEwan
Senior Economist, Cities & Regions
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Senior Economist, Cities & Regions
London, United Kingdom
Scott joined the company in September 2013 as part of the data team working on the African cities and Global Cities forecasting services. He is now responsible for producing sub-national forecasts for the Asian and China Cities and Regional Forecasting Services. Scott graduated from the University of Manchester with a MSc in Economics.
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