Adam Davidson

Adam Davidson is a celebrated business and economics thought leader known for his ability to demystify complex economic and technological trends impacting today’s workforce and organizations. As co-founder of NPR’s Planet Money, and a former economics writer for The New York Times Magazine, Adam has shaped conversations around the future of work, economic innovation, and business strategy for over a decade.

His award-winning storytelling — recognized with a Peabody Award, DuPont-Columbia Award, and Polk Award — has influenced leaders across industries by making intricate financial concepts accessible and engaging. Adam is also the author of The Passion Economy, exploring how individuals and organizations can thrive by aligning purpose with opportunity in today’s rapidly evolving economy.

Adam’s expertise in economic trends, storytelling, and business strategy makes him a compelling voice for HR leaders, people strategy experts, and organizational culture professionals seeking to understand and navigate the forces reshaping work and talent development. Currently, he is developing a course on passion storytelling for business through the education platform Maven, furthering his mission to empower leaders with impactful communication tools.