Ian Wright is a regular public speaker, podcaster and broadcaster on global and U.K. politics, risk and the challenges facing the food and drink industry. He is regularly engaged to speak at conferences and dinners in these subjects and is also frequently in demand to chair or take part as a panelist on podcasts and as a commentator on news and current affairs broadcasts. He also has extensive experience of giving evidence to parliamentary committees in Westminster, the Devolved Administrations and The European Union.

Ian speaking at events, on TV and in Parliament

Lockton | Acuti Associates debate: Populism, polarisation and the new multi polar power divide

Don’t miss this special Lockton-Acuti Associates event on Thursday 20 March 2025 from 17.30. Join Ian with distinguished broadcaster Tim Marshall and Acuti Associates colleague Dr Tim Hames as they explore the risks and opportunities of the current extraordinary geopolitical landscape escape. Tickets are free View

20 March 2025

BBC Radio 4 – Today programme

Was the Chancellor's visit to China successful? View

13 January 2025

Gama Innovation Conference 2024

Guest speaker: The future of the UK food and drink industry View

24 October 2024

Agriculture Science Association (ASA) Annual Conference 2024

Panel discussion: Insights into International Trade and the Global Economy View

5 September 2024

RSA/Border Union Agricultural Society (BUAS) Business Breakfast

Panel discussion on food production, security and exports View

26 July 2024

Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) dinner

Guest speaker

12 June 2024

Brazilian Association of Zebu Breeders (ABCZ) Meat conference

Brazil, Meat and the United Kingdom: creating a poster child for market collaboration

2 May 2024

House of Commons Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee

Labour shortages in the food and farming sector View

26 October 2021

House of Commons Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Select Committee

The impact of supply chain delays on UK businesses and consumers View

19 October 2021