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United Kingdom Roger Martin-Fagg is an economist who translates complex financial and policy information into actionable management strategy for diverse organizations.
Designed and facilitated strategic management programmes.
Designed and facilitated strategic management programs.
Designed and facilitated strategic management programmes.
Designed and facilitated strategic management programmes.
Designed and facilitated strategic management programmes.
Designed and facilitated strategic management programmes.
Designed and facilitated strategic management programmes.
Designed and facilitated strategic management programmes.
Designed and facilitated strategic management programmes.
Designed and facilitated strategic management programmes.
Designed and facilitated strategic management programmes.
Roger Martin-Fagg approaches the economy through a behavioural lens, giving an optimistic – yet realistic – look at thought leadership.
Roger is an economist turned strategist who focuses on behaviour and feedback loops which are largely absent from conventional models.
Roger Martin-Fagg breaks down Labour's budget, forecasting five years of growth for the UK and highlighting key business impacts.
Provides insight into the financial and policy worlds with management strategy.
Analysis of Roger Martin-Fagg's Economic update, including his views on corporation tax.
Keynote Speaker on economic insight and management strategy.
Freelance educator and behavioural economist focusing on what drives economic numbers.
Economist specialising in making economic activity, trends and indicators understandable to non-economists.
Independent Behavioural Economist and visiting faculty at Warwick, Ashridge, Henley and Duke Business Schools.
Roger Martin-Fagg began his career after studying Economics, Economic History, and Geography. He initially worked as an economist for the New Zealand Government, gaining foundational experience in economic analysis. Following his time in New Zealand, he returned to the United Kingdom to contribute to the air transport industry. This period was followed by a transition into academia, where he taught strategy and economics. His diverse early career provided him with a comprehensive understanding of both theoretical economic principles and their practical applications.
He has since focused on bridging the divide between economic theory and management practice, functioning as both a consultant and a tutor at institutions such as Henley Management College. Martin-Fagg is particularly recognized for his ability to clarify economic activity, trends, and indicators for non-economists, eliminating jargon to explain the real meaning behind market shifts and policy announcements. His work extends to advising organizations on strategy development, evolution, articulation, and review to foster growth.
As a consultant, Roger Martin-Fagg has conceptualized and implemented strategic management programs for a range of prominent companies. He is also the author of “Making Sense of the Economy,” a publication designed to provide managers who are not economists with a practical understanding of key economic concepts, from Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to money supply and interest rates. His approach emphasizes behavioral economics, focusing on the drivers behind economic data and the feedback loops often absent in conventional economic models.
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