Sarah is a practiced speaker, moderator and content curator for events on sustainable business and impact investment.
As an experienced journalist, Sarah brings insights from her writing and research to her engagements as a speaker and moderator. With an informal style and a journalist’s curiosity, she likes to lead dynamic, informative and entertaining discussions.
Sarah has spoken and moderated at events hosted by organisations such as the World Bank, the United Nations, the Smithsonian Institute, the Aspen Institute, Columbia University, Kellogg School of Management and Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government.
Sarah is founding content designer for FT Investing for Good (now Moral Money Summit), a global conference series from the Financial Times that explores the role of business and capital markets in helping solve complex social and environmental challenges. As content designer, she shaped event themes, developed discussion topics and brought together speakers with the expertise and insights to create informative and thought provoking sessions. She remains a regular moderator and panelist at the summit.
Sarah has made numerous appearances to talk about her two books, Moveable Feasts and Making an Exit at venues including Google, the Guggenheim Museum, the Cooper Hewitt Design Museum, London’s Southbank Centre, The Aspen Institute and the Ubud Readers & Writers Festival, Bali, Indonesia.
Sarah has also appeared on radio and TV, including on BBC radio stations in the UK, National Public Radio (NPR) and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) in the US, Sirius radio and Radio New Zealand.
Sarah Murray delivered one of our most successful ever lectures.
Sarah brings creativity and thoughtful insights to her presentations … each managed with care and consideration for her audience
Sarah Murray’s panel was the most lively and one of the most enjoyable of the conference.
The mixture of her experiences, inquisitiveness and sense of humor make her unique and at the forefront of enterprise and sustainability.