Shamubeel Eaqub
Economist, Thought Leader, Author Shamubeel Eaqub is one of New Zealand’s leading economists, recognised for his insightful commentary on economic trends and social issues.
With over two decades of experience across public and private sectors, Shamubeel is highly regarded for his ability to translate complex economic concepts into accessible insights that resonate with business leaders, policymakers, and the general public alike.
Shamubeel’s areas of expertise span a wide range of topics, including housing, regional economies, and social inequities.
As a sought-after keynote speaker, he addresses the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for New Zealand’s economy, delivering presentations that provoke thought, spark meaningful discussions, and inspire strategic decision-making.
Author of several books, including Generation Rent and Growing Apart: Regional Prosperity in New Zealand, Shamubeel is a passionate advocate for inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
His candid, data-driven approach allows audiences to see beyond traditional economic models, making him a compelling voice in conversations about New Zealand’s future.
Whether speaking to business audiences, government bodies, or at public forums, Shamubeel’s presentations are engaging, informative, and always backed by deep research and analysis.
His clear and articulate style leaves audiences with actionable takeaways, making him an invaluable resource for organisations looking to navigate the economic landscape.
Key Topics:
• New Zealand’s Economic Outlook
• Housing Market Trends and Challenges
• Regional Economic Development
• Social Inequality and Economic Policy
• Sustainable and Inclusive Growth Strategies Publications:
• Generation Rent
• Growing Apart: Regional Prosperity in New Zealand
Shamubeel is available for keynote presentations, panel discussions, and media commentary, offering a unique perspective on the key issues shaping New Zealand’s economy.
