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| Atul Singh is an Indian-born former lawyer, university lecturer, and the founder, CEO and editor-in-chief of Fair Observer.Before launching Fair Observer, Singh worked in finance and law, as a corporate lawyer in London for Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, advising Goldman Sachs. The idea of creating a global news analysis company solidified while attending the New York Global Media Summit in 2010.He is an outspoken advocate for the free press and its critical role in a representative democracy. He often delivers thought-provoking speeches at various universities and corporate gatherings. On 10 September 2012, Singh spoke as a panelist at the United Nations' "Future of Newspapers" debate. In August 2016, he gave a talk at Google on "The Global Rise of Far Right" three months before Donald Trump got elected. In February 2018, he delivered a talk at Oxford University Society Paris Branch on "The Role of the Fourth Estate in the Era of Demagogues."Singh completed his MBA from Wharton Business School in 2010 with a triple major in Entrepreneurship, Finance and Strategy. He gave an interview on Leadership in Action to Wharton Business Radio on 26 January 2018, India's 69th Republic Day in which he said, “My father gave me four children's history books to read - Indian, British, Soviet and American and I found that there were four different narratives of the Indian uprising of 1857. I wondered which one of them is true. This exposure made me aware early on that there were more things in heaven and earth than in any one philosophy.”The White House Chronicle in February 2012 quoted him as criticising the lack of "conversation" in US debates and the need for Americans to develop a "feel for oral words." |