John Bruton

John Bruton is a member of the Board of Directors of Ingersoll Rand, The Centre for European Policy Studies, Irish Diaspora Loan Origination Fund, Smart Invest, Irish Institute for International and European Affairs. On these boards, John Bruton has acquired a good knowledge of the workings on public corporations, and particular knowledge of diversified manufacturing and reinsurance. He is Chairman of the Public Interest Oversight Body of Deloitte in Ireland. He is an Advisor to Cabinet DN (a Brussels based public affairs consultancy working with EU institutions), and, in that capacity, he is Chairman of the European Sports Forum. This enables him to maintain his knowledge of EU policy making processes.

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A dynamic visionary, John Bruton has held the fate of European countries in his hands. From his success as the Prime Minister of Ireland who turned around the country's economy, to his diplomatic relationship with the U.S. as the European Union Ambassador to the United States, John Bruton impresses with his insight and experience in the trenches of global politics and economic policy. He speaks confidently on the entire range of international political and economic issues, particularly relating to trade, finance, energy, and climate change both sides of the Atlantic.

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One of the most important statesmen in all of Europe, John Bruton's highly sought-after presentations are high in content, delivered in a frank, thought-provoking and astute manner.

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He presents in English.

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• EU-US Relations
• Europe's Global Role
• Future of the Euro
• Leadership in Government
• Brexit

• 2015
  Faith in Politics: A collection of essays on politics, economics, history and religion
• 2006
  Britain & Ireland: Lives Entwined II (with Bernadette McAliskey, Ed Moloney, and Liz O'Donnell)
• 1981
  A Better Way to Plan the Nation's Finances
• 1980
  Reform of the Dáil