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Eduardo Madina is a prominent Spanish political and economic analyst, known for his career in politics and for surviving an ETA terrorist attack. He served as a member of the Spanish Congress from 2004 to 2017, holding key roles in the PSOE, where he promoted dialogue and peacebuilding in the Basque Country. Currently, he is the director of Strategy at Harmon Consulting and the director of the Public Agenda master’s program at ESADE, roles he combines with regular contributions to *El País* and Cadena SER.
Eduardo Madina holds a degree in Contemporary History from the University of Deusto and a master’s in European Integration and International Relations from the University of the Basque Country. From a young age, he was committed to politics, joining the PSOE and gaining influence in the Basque Country. In 2002, he survived an attempted assassination by ETA, which strengthened his commitment to dialogue and peace. During his career, he held various leadership positions in Congress, serving as the PSOE’s General Secretary in the chamber from 2009 to 2014.
After retiring from politics, Eduardo has focused on political and economic analysis and consulting. He is an advisor at EY and Director of Strategy at Harmon Consulting, in addition to formerly directing Kreab’s Research Unit, where he addresses issues of international politics, especially in Spain and Latin America. His approach centers on economic projections towards 2030, competitiveness, and sustainability in a world undergoing technological transformation. Throughout his career, Eduardo Madina has been recognized with the Order of Constitutional Merit in 2003.
Eduardo Madina’s conferences are impactful and insightful, combining political and economic analysis with a narrative of personal resilience. With an analytical approach, Madina examines the current political and economic landscape, diving into sustainability, digital transformation, and projections toward 2030. He also shares his unique experience with terrorism and conflict, offering reflections on peace and overcoming adversity. His clear, approachable style makes his conferences accessible and motivating for audiences of various backgrounds.
In this conference, Eduardo Madina analyzes economic projections toward 2030, assessing whether the new macroeconomic framework will allow for achieving the Agenda 2030 goals and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). He explores key topics like sustainability and adaptation to technological change, offering his vision on the need to advance toward ESG+T (environmental, social, governance, and technological) policies.
Madina shares his personal experience as a survivor of an ETA attack and reflects on the impact of terrorism on society and the individual. Through his testimony, he invites the audience to reflect on resilience, the importance of dialogue, and the role of forgiveness in building a peaceful society.
In this conference, Eduardo Madina explores the current economic and political landscape, focusing on the challenges of competitiveness and economic transformation. With an informed and critical perspective, he addresses topics like sustainability, digitalization, and the impact of policies on long-term development, especially in Spain and Latin America.
If you’re looking for an insightful and inspiring talk on politics, economics, or resilience in the face of adversity, you can book Eduardo Madina through Thinking Heads. As one of Spain’s leading analysts, Eduardo offers a unique perspective on current economic and social challenges, as well as a personal reflection on resilience. Contact Thinking Heads today for more information and secure his participation in your next event.
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