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Lizzy Burden is UK correspondent and anchor on Bloomberg TV, hosts Bloomberg Radio and Bloomberg UK Politics Podcast.
Lizzy Burden has interviewed big names from the world of politics, business and economics, including the UK Chancellor, Foreign Secretary, Bank of England policymakers and FTSE 100 CEOs, as well as Nobel Laureate economists.
She previously worked as a reporter for The Times and The Daily Telegraph. In 2020, while writing for The Telegraphy, Lizzie was named one of MHP’s 30 journalists to watch.
Lizzy Burden has reported from Downing Street, Buckingham Palace, the Band of England and the Élysée Palace, covering monetary policy decisions, the careers of multiple UK prime ministers, the death and funeral of Elizabeth II and Brexit, and chronicled the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic and the war in Ukraine on the British economy.
She also hosts events, including recently at Conservative and Labour Party conferences, the Tbilisi Silk Road Forum, the CBI’s annual conference, Chatham House and Founders Forum.
Lizzy Burden read history at the University of Cambridge, alongside which she was a model, walking the fashion weeks of New York, London, Milan and Paris.
She freelanced as a producer at the BBC and was a graduate trainee at The Times, before then moving on to write about economics for The Telegraph and Bloomberg News before moving to Bloomberg TV as UK correspondent.
Lizzie is passionate about diversity and is now a non-executive director at Creative Access, which works to widen representation in the creative industries. It is through Creative Access that she secured an internship which then progressed to her winning a place on the graduate traineeship.
Creative Access is a social enterprise providing access, opportunities, support and training to make the creative economy better reflect society. They help individuals from communities under-represented in the creative industries, supporting them with career inspiration, access to careers through internships and jobs, as well as CV clinics.
Lizzy Burden is very knowledgeable about economics and politics and combines this with her engaging and humorous style that keep audiences captivated.
As a host, Lizzy is a highly accomplished, demonstrating exceptional skill in moderating discussions among high-profile panellists, ensuring all voices are heard and that conversations flow seamlessly. She is skilled at asking insightful questions and steering the conversation towards key areas of interest.
The CBI were delighted Lizzy Burden agreed to host our ‘Igniting the UK economy’ panel at our recent General Election Countdown conference in London last month. Her knowledge, experience and easy conversational manner meant she more than ably led the discussion on the panel which featured Shell’s chief economist Mallika Ishwaran, Tim Leunig, director of economics at Public First as well our own chief economist Louise Hellem. We look forward to Lizzy hosting further such events for us in the future.
Jasmin Williams, Head of News, CBI
I was delighted when Lizzy Burden agreed to chair The Productivity Institute’s panel event for the launch of The Productivity Agenda and we were all thoroughly impressed with her on the day. Not only is Lizzy incredibly knowledgeable about the subject matter, but she also possessed an engaging and humorous style that kept the audience captivated throughout the event.
Lizzy demonstrated exceptional skill in moderating the discussion among the high-profile panellists, ensuring that all voices were heard and that the conversation flowed seamlessly.
Lizzy’s ability to ask insightful questions and steer the conversation towards key areas of interest was truly impressive. Her questions were thought-provoking and insightful, and they always managed to elicit valuable and engaging responses from the panellists.
I was particularly impressed with Lizzy’s ability to maintain a lively and engaging atmosphere throughout the event. Her wit and humour kept the audience engaged, and she always managed to find a way to connect with the participants on a personal level.
Overall, Lizzy did an outstanding job of chairing the panel event. Her expertise, wit, and engaging style made for an informative and enjoyable experience for all attendees.
I highly recommend Lizzy for any event that requires a skilled moderator with a deep understanding of productivity, UK growth, economics and political economy.
Nicola Pike, Engagement and Impact Director, The Productivity Institute