Bronwen Maddox

Bronwen Maddox’s distinguished career began in the City as an investment analyst, culminating in a directorship at Kleinwort Benson Securities where she led a highly-rated team focusing on world media stocks. She then transitioned into journalism, joining the Financial Times in 1991, where she undertook award-winning investigations and contributed economics editorials, establishing her expertise in economic and public policy analysis across diverse sectors. Her impactful tenure at The Times commenced in 1999, where she held significant leadership positions as US Editor and Washington Bureau Chief, before being appointed Foreign Editor. In this crucial role, she notably oversaw the paper’s critical coverage of the September 11, 2001, events, demonstrating her acumen in global affairs and crisis reporting.

Building on her extensive leadership in finance, journalism, and public policy, Bronwen Maddox was appointed Director and CEO of Chatham House in August 2022. In this prestigious role, she currently helms one of the world’s leading international affairs think tanks, guiding its research and influencing global policy debates. Her comprehensive experience across diverse sectors underscores her ability to drive impactful change and lead complex organizations at the forefront of international affairs.