Q&A: How to pitch to The Economist with Josh Roberts

Join us for our Q&A session with Josh Roberts, Capital Markets Correspondent, The Economist Did you know that the print edition of The Economist is the UK's third best-selling magazine? Join us for an engaging Q&A with Josh Roberts, Capital Markets Correspondent at The Economist. Covering global financial markets, investment trends and the forces shaping the world economy, Josh offers expert insight into the stories influencing investors and policymakers alike. This is a unique opportunity to hear from one of the world's leading financial journalists, gain his perspective on the latest market developments and economic outlook, and put your questions directly to him. Seats are £50 and are limited to 100 PRs. Please submit a question for the journalists on the booking form – attendees will have the chance to ask follow ups during the session. Book now if you want to join us. Cancellations are permitted up to 48 hours before an event. You can transfer to a different session up to 48 hours before the event (subject to availability), and delegate substitutions are accepted at any time. Please contact our event team at [email protected] for cancellation, transfer and substitution requests. Please note the line up may be subject to change. In this circumstance we will try our hardest to book in a similar journalist. If this isn't suitable, you may request a refund A photographer and/or videographer may be present at our events, and the photographs and videos may be used to publicise future Roxhill events. By purchasing a ticket and attending an event, you are consenting to appear in any photographs and videos we may choose to use in future campaigns. The details you provide will be processed in line with the Roxhill’s GDPR obligations. For information on how we handle your personal data please see our Privacy Policy Josh Roberts, Capital Markets Correspondent, The Economist Covering global finance and capital markets, Josh Roberts is Capital Markets Correspondent at The Economist, reporting on investment, banking and financial markets. Previously a financial journalist at Bloomberg News, he specialises in explaining complex market trends and their impact on the global economy.