Turning complex change into confident decisions
Garrick teaches senior leaders, graduate students, and multidisciplinary teams how to reason clearly about digital assets, artificial intelligence, financial innovation, macroeconomics, and geopolitical change.
AI, money & the new world order
The global power shift explained
In this wide-ranging conversation, Garrick examines how shifts in global power, artificial intelligence, and money are reshaping the assumptions leaders use to understand business and the world economy.
Subjects taught
Representative programmes
Each module can be adapted to the audience's existing knowledge, institutional context, and decision horizon.
Digital assets: past, present & future
Builds practical understanding of how cryptocurrency and distributed-ledger technology may — and may not — affect products, services, processes, and business models.
- 90-minute advanced briefing or two-to-three-hour foundation session
- Institution-specific cases and decision questions
- Suitable for live interpretation
Alternative Channels in Finance
Originally taught at Cambridge Judge Business School, this course examines how technology is reshaping payments, credit, insurance, capital formation, and the role of financial institutions.
- Market structure and business-model analysis
- Fintech, alternative finance, and blockchain
- Evidence-led discussion of opportunities and risks
Business & Economic Performance since 1945
Developed at the London School of Economics, this course places business performance and policy choices in international and historical context.
- Comparative political economy
- Institutions, productivity, and long-run change
- Lessons for present-day strategy
Academic institutions
At Cambridge, Garrick developed and taught the UK's first university class on blockchain technology. Invited teaching and lectures have included the University of Cambridge, Columbia University, Northwestern University, University of Oxford, London School of Economics, University of Chicago, University of Warwick, Imperial College London, and Master's Union.
Institutional audiences
Previous programmes and lectures have included China Europe International Business School, Invesco, AIA, Sicredi, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Deusto Business School, Oxford University Business Education Programme, and Penteo.