Guy Dunn
Chief Executive Officer
Business information sector
EMIS company
Brazil
Biography
Guy Dunn is the Chief Executive Officer for EMIS since January 2014. Guy has spent more than two decades working in the business information sector, focusing on emerging markets, and has held senior roles in The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), IHS Global Insight and Control Risks Group. He joined EMIS from The Economist Group where he led the fast-growing thought leadership, events and content marketing division within EMEA. Guy has written several articles and books on the investment climate in the former Soviet Union, and has been interviewed in the media many times, including on CNN, CBS, BBC, ABC, ITV and Fox, as well as in the New York Times, the Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Times, The Guardian, AP and Reuters. He has chaired and spoken at numerous conferences, including at the US State Department, US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, the World Bank/IMF, FCO/Wilton Park, Chatham House and RUSI. Until recently, he was a board member of the Business Media Group at the Professional Publishers Association (PPA). Guy Dunn is the Chief Executive Officer for EMIS since January 2014. Guy has spent more than two decades working in the business information sector, focusing on emerging markets, and has held senior roles in The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), IHS Global Insight and Control Risks Group. He joined EMIS from The Economist Group where he led the fast-growing thought leadership, events and content marketing division within EMEA. Guy has written several articles and books on the investment climate in the former Soviet Union, and has been interviewed in the media many times, including on CNN, CBS, BBC, ABC, ITV and Fox, as well as in the New York Times, the Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Times, The Guardian, AP and Reuters. He has chaired and spoken at numerous conferences, including at the US State Department, US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, the World Bank/IMF, FCO/Wilton Park, Chatham House and RUSI. Until recently, he was a board member of the Business Media Group at the Professional Publishers Association (PPA).
Research Interest
Business Administration
