Tony Nash
Tony Nash is the Founder and CEO of Complete Intelligence, one of the most comprehensive deep learning solutions for predictive analytics and intelligent decision-making. Nash is a global market innovator and thought leader on economics, risk and industries. He has worked with multinational clients on management consultancy engagements including national economic transformation plans, market entry strategies, due diligence and cross border transactions. Prior to Complete Intelligence, he built and led the global research business for The Economist and the Asia consulting business for IHS, now IHS Markit. Nash has been a social and media entrepreneur, writer, and consultant. He is also a frequent public speaker and a facilitator of strategic discussions with business and government leaders.
Tony Nash Professional Experience / Academic History
Professional Experience
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Founder and CEO
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Vice President
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Global Director of Consulting and Custom Research
Academic History
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M.A., Diplomacy and International Relations
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B.A., Business Management
CURRENT AFFILIATIONS
International Advisory Board Member, Texas A&M University
Advisory Board Member, Strategy Risks
Non-Executive Director, Kredit Microfinance Bank
Member, American Economic Association
Member, Society of Petroleum Engineers
Member, National Association of Business Economics
EARLY CAREER
As Vice President at IHS, he built and led a regional consulting practice, developing and delivering highly complex strategy and analytical client engagements.
At The Economist, he managed revenue targets, built the global brand, restructured the operation and initiated their first Asia acquisition.
He served as a Senior Advisor for International Economic Policy at the American Council for Capital Formation.
MEDIA & SPEAKING
Nash is a frequent speaker and works as a leader of closed door executive dialogues with business and government leaders on markets, risk and new technology.
He is a frequent public speaker and a contributor to leading global media including the BBC, CNBC, and Bloomberg.
He has served as an advisor to governments and think tanks in Tokyo, Singapore, Beijing, Washington D.C. and others.