Tim Bouverie Keynote Speaker
- Sunday Times bestseller Allies at War (2025, 5★)
- Orwell Prize-shortlisted Appeasing Hitler (2019)
- Alistair Horne Fellow, St Antony’s College, Oxford (2020–21)
Tim Bouverie's Biography
Tim Bouverie is a leading historian of twentieth-century politics and war. His latest book, Allies at War: The Politics of Defeating Hitler, explores the fragile wartime alliance between Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin, revealing the rivalries that shaped the post-war world. Praised as “remarkable” and “extremely timely” by Andrew Roberts, it draws on research in over 100 British and American archives.
With a journalist’s eye and a historian’s depth, Bouverie uncovers how strategy, ego and ideology collided within the Grand Alliance. His findings include new revelations on American economic dominance and the struggle to contain Soviet ambition.
A graduate of Christ Church, Oxford, and former political journalist at Channel 4 News, Bouverie’s debut Appeasing Hitler was a Sunday Times bestseller and Orwell Prize finalist.
A compelling speaker, he helps audiences understand today’s uncertainty through the lens of history, offering lessons in negotiation, leadership and international cooperation.
Tim Bouverie's Speaking Topics
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The Art of Alliance: negotiation lessons from WWII’s Big Three
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Echoes of Appeasement: risk, leadership and strategic miscalculation
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Competitive Collaboration: insights for deals, M&A and joint ventures
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Researching History: turning hidden archives into compelling narratives
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Music, Memory & Emotion: culture’s role in effective storytelling
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