Alexandra Sayle

With 15 years’ B2B marketing and communications experience, Alex understands the big ideas and stories that will cut through the noise and capture the attention of the media, investors, clients, employees and the international community. She is fascinated by global business issues including the race to net zero, inclusive capital, international trade, energy security and the future of work, and has a keen interest in the developing markets.

In her Associate Director role at Man Bites Dog, Alex directs and develops strategic thought leadership and communications programmes for clients that raise profile and generate revenues. She also advises business leaders on corporate positioning and new business strategy. Alex enjoys working with knowledge rich companies, advising banks and asset managers, professional services firms, trade and logistics providers and energy and industry companies on all aspects of their marketing communications offering. Campaign highlights include: Zeronomics: Financing the transition to a net zero world, Just In Time: Financing a just transition to net zero and Wealth Expectancy: A new measure of global prosperity with Standard Chartered; The Global Talent Crunch and Self-Disruptive Leader with Korn Ferry; High Seas: Steering the course to navigate bribery and corruption risk with Hogan Lovells; World Shaping Wealth: The impact of affluence on the next economy with Taylor Wessing; Robots on the Rise: Fuelling the factory of the future with Castrol; and the annual Emerging Markets Logistics Index with Agility.

Prior to joining Man Bites Dog, Alex was a founding member and Director of a London-based marketing communications consultancy JPES Partners, specialising in investment and property, and before that worked for global law firm White & Case managing media relations across the EMEA region.

Alex holds a LLB (Hons) in Law from Exeter University. As a result of her passion for responsible business and corporate accountability, Alex is currently studying for a post graduate qualification in Corruption and Governance at the University of Sussex.