Not many Canadian-based economic experts can boast a sterling worldwide reputation. But Jeff Rubin can. Rubin is the author of Why Your World is About To Get a Whole Lot Smaller, a bestselling book about how the rising cost of oil, and The End of Growth, which argues that the end of cheap oil means the end of economic growth. His panoramic talks are for anyone interested in understanding massive changes in the global economy.

Jeff Rubin is an internationally-renowned economist -- a trusted voice on the future of oil and energy and how they relate to the economic outlook. His critically hailed book, Why Your World is About To Get a Whole Lot Smaller, is a must-read, not simply for people in oil-related industries, but for anyone interested in understanding the future of every industry. His latest book, The End of Growth, paints a picture of our economic future, where the end of cheap oil brings an end to endless economic growth.

His insights appear regularly on the front page of The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, and he is a fixture in the media (ABC, CNN), where he comments on federal budgets and other key economic events with a candor and a level of insight rarely matched by economic experts. From 1992-2009, Rubin was Chief Economist at CIBC World Markets, where he made headlines at home, and earned a solid international reputation for his prescient calls on oil prices and their economic impacts. Rubin also penned a Globe and Mail column, Ahead of the Curve.

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