Frank Kelly

Expert on geopolitical issues, politics and the economy

Expert on

  • Geopolitical issues
  • Economy
  • Politics
  • Current events
  • Government

Fee Range

$10,000–$15,000

Travels from

NY, US

Biography

Frank Kelly is a distinguished expert on global issues, drawing from an extensive background in both government and the private sector. His unique blend of experience in policy-making, finance, and international affairs has positioned him as a leading authority in his field.

Frank gained deep insights into political strategy and communication at the highest levels of government while working in the White House for Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush. He focused on national security and international issues, handling complex global matters. Additionally, during his tenure at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), he developed a profound understanding of financial regulation and its global implications.

Frank’s Wall Street experience includes working for renowned companies such as Merrill Lynch, Charles Schwab, and Deutsche Bank. He gained firsthand experience in global finance, including involvement in significant cross-border deals and a comprehensive understanding of international markets and economic policies. His roles taught him how to bridge the gap between government policy and corporate strategy on a global scale.

These experiences have provided Frank with a unique perspective on the impact of public policy decisions on global markets. His ability to analyze and respond to global economic trends, regulatory changes, and political developments is unparalleled. Frank excels at breaking down global events and explaining how they will impact our daily lives.

Speaker Videos

Geo-economic and Geopolitical Overview: A World Rapidly Transforming

Geopolitical shifts and events along with geoeconomics challenges continue to impact US and global markets in ways we have not seen in decades.  Frank will discuss issues ranging from global/regional tensions as well as economic outlooks, trade, supply chain shifts, etc.  He will also discuss how US and other free market democracies increasingly see India as a political ally and economic partner in the facing of a declining China – a shift which will redefine global markets for decades to come.

The US Economic, Financial, and Political Outlook 2025 - 2026

2025 and 2026 are shaping up to be pivotal years for the U.S., marked by profound fiscal, political, and geopolitical challenges. Frank Kelly will provide a comprehensive macro-overview of the economic, financial, and political landscape, offering actionable insights into what lies ahead for the country.

Key Topics Include:

  • Tax Policy in Transition: With the expiration of major provisions from the 2017 Trump tax reform, tax policy will dominate the national conversation, influencing individuals, businesses, and financial markets.
  • Federal Deficit Crisis: Facing unprecedented federal deficits, the U.S. must grapple with difficult decisions. Frank will explore potential solutions and their implications for economic stability and growth.
  • The Federal Reserve’s Role and Leadership: As Jay Powell’s term concludes in 2026, who will steer the Fed? How will monetary policy adapt to the evolving economic landscape, addressing inflation, interest rates, and economic growth?
  • Geopolitical and Trade Dynamics: Geopolitical tensions and shifting trade policies are dramatically impacting U.S. relations with key global regions:
    • China: Intensified competition and tensions over trade, tariffs, and technology continue to strain U.S.-China relations. How will these dynamics shape global markets and supply chains?
    • Latin America: Evolving U.S. policies on immigration, trade agreements, and investments are redefining relationships with neighbors in the Western Hemisphere.
    • The European Union: As the U.S. and EU navigate trade disputes, climate policy, and shared security concerns, what lies ahead for transatlantic cooperation?
    • The Middle East: Geopolitical instability, energy market shifts, and changing U.S. foreign policy priorities will have far-reaching implications for global energy prices and regional dynamics.
  • Broader Economic Trends: Frank will address critical issues such as labor market trends, technological innovation, and demographic shifts, highlighting their impact on the U.S. economy.

This session will equip attendees with the knowledge and foresight to navigate a period of significant economic and geopolitical transition, helping them prepare for the challenges and opportunities ahead.