24 rising public policy speakers on Mezzo - including Michael Gove, David Crane, and Libby Liu. Each with the talks, gig history, and co-appearances to back it up.
Michael Gove
Editor; Former Cabinet Minister | The Spectator

David Crane
Energy Infrastructure Leader | Biden Administration's Sustainability Expert
Libby Liu
Global Policy Advisor | Shaping the Future of Democracy

Juan Manuel Santos
Former President of Colombia | Global Peacebuilding & Sustainability
Gustavo Petro Urrego
Colombia's President | Transforming Latin American Political Landscape

Divya Siddarth
Social technologist, political economist

Amandeep Singh Gill
UN Under-Secretary-General & Tech Envoy

Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu
Former Vice President of India

Shri Narendra Modi
Hon'ble Prime Minister of India

Joe Barela
Government Leader/Policymaker
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Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
WTO Director-General | First woman and African to lead WTO, former Nigerian Finance Minister

Chris Christie
Former Governor of New Jersey | Nonpartisan Political Analyst
Rod Phillips
Historical researcher | Exploring social policies through the lens of prohibition and divorce

Sam Kass
Former White House Chef | Food Policy & Nutrition Advocacy
Shashi Tharoor
Former UN Under-Secretary-General | Global Diplomat & Indian Parliamentarian

Simon Anholt
Geopolitical perception analyst | Global reputation and international voting preferences

Donna Brazile
Democratic Political Strategist | New York Times Bestselling Author
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Dan Jørgensen
Danish Climate Minister | Clean Energy & Sustainability Leader

Jack Straw
Veteran UK Politician | Key Cabinet Member Under Blair and Brown
Hillary Clinton
Former Secretary of State | First woman nominated for president by major U.S. party

Yanis Varoufakis
Global Economist & Political Reformer | Bestselling Author of 'Adults in the Room'

Dan Gross
Brady Campaign President | Cutting US Gun Deaths

Ethan Nadelmann
Drug Policy Reformist | Legalization Advocacy Leader
Sebastian Kurz
Chancellor of Austria (2017–2019, 2020–2021)