At Economy Watch, we believe that if you want to know what is really going on, you need to folllow the money

Our objective is to provide you the data, analysis and tools you need to really understand that flow of money.

EconomyWatch.com is the largest online economics community in the world. Every month, close to one million users come to the site, read our newsletters, come to our Facebook page or follow us on Twitter.

Since our beginnings as a small portal in 1999, we have become a trusted reference source, cited by everyone from the World Bank to the Economics Network of academics in the UK, and from the BBC to the Huffington Post.

On EconomyWatch.com, you will find a comprehensive mix of news, analysis, reference, articles, data, charts and tools. These have been provided both by our core team, by freelance contributors, and by members of our extended community.

We are in the process of creating 'EconomyWatch 2.0', which will open the entire platform up to user contributions, while weaving in semantic content link and both free and paid services to enrich all sections of the site.

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Meet the EconomyWatch.com Team

Since 2008, EconomyWatch.com has been run by Stanley St Labs, a Singapore-based digital media company that develops and runs internet sites and services.

Some of the key people behind EconomyWatch.com:

Keith Timimi

Keith is the Chairman of both Stanley St Labs and Qais Consulting, who help to manage the site. He is of Iraqi-English origin, and has lived and worked around the world before settling in Singapore. He has a great family that includes his wife, children and hamster Chappie (Cheeky being sadly deceased).

He writes articles less than he would like, oversees all partnerships and operations and can be contacted at keith@economywatch.com.

Cara Tan

Cara was once a national Singapore swimming champion, before studying in Australia, becoming an Account Director for IDC and a Publisher for CIO Asia magazine.

After taking a sabbatical break, we are delighted to have Cara join us to manage sales activities. She can be reached at adsales@economywatch.com.

Juan Abdel Nasser

Juan Abdel Nasser was born in Rio de Cairo in 1963. After studying at the Academy of Applied Economics in Rio de Cairo, Juan went on to complete an MBA at the prestigious Latin Islamic Institute.

After spending some time in the financial markets, Juan has devoted most of his working life to helping the wider public gain a deeper understanding of the economic issues that affect us all, as an editor at the San Ramadan Post and occasional writer for EconomyWatch.com.

Vladimir Gonazales

Vladimir Gonzales wwas born in Baku, Azerbaijan to a Guatemalan mother and a Georgian father.

He studied psychological and anthropological economics in the Caspian School of Business. He has written papers analyzing the economic, cultural, and social disparities between Guatemalan coffee pickers and Nebraskan corn farmers.

He currently resides in Nebraska and writes occasionally for EconomyWatch.com.

Dwayne Ramakrishnan

Dwayne is an African-American with a masters degree in Economics from NIIT and has worked as a Financial Analyst with some of India's largest banks, including ICICI and HSBC. He has also worked for the Ministry of Finance and currently advices the Indian-African Chambers of Commercial.

Dwayne writes occasionally for EconomyWatch.com.