In times of multiple crises, resilience is more than just a buzzword for companies. Whether it's supply chain disruptions, energy prices, geopolitical tensions or inflation: anyone making decisions today not only needs operational flexibility - but also strategic foresight.
More and more companies wonder:
How can we position ourselves to be more crisis-proof? Which economic and political developments influence our plans? And to whom do decision-makers listen when it really matters?
The answer of our clients is clear: expertise from outside - not as a show program, but as a strategic sparring partner.
These four speakers provide companies with orientation - well-founded, future-oriented and always on the pulse of global developments:
Prof. Clemens Fuest
As President of the ifo Institute, he is one of the most important economic voices in Germany. His assessments of the economy, tax policy and site factors are trend-setting for companies. If you want to back up economic resilience with reliable data, he is the right man for the job.
Carmen Reinhart
The former chief economist at the World Bank puts global financial markets, development dynamics and currency issues into a strategic context. Her perspective is particularly valuable for companies that think internationally - and are active in emerging markets.
Christoph Heusgen
As a long-standing foreign policy advisor to German Chancellor Angela Merkel and former chairman of the Munich Security Conference, he brings a profound understanding of international power structures to every stage. His insights into diplomatic decision-making processes and geopolitical conflicts offer companies valuable guidance - especially in times of global uncertainty.
Dr. Martin Braml
As a foreign trade economist, he analyses the economic consequences of trade conflicts, tariffs and subsidy policies. Dr. Braml combines scientific expertise with clear recommendations for companies that operate internationally. Particularly in view of increasing protectionism, he provides well-founded perspectives for global competitive strategies.
Why companies must now think about geopolitics
Geopolitics has long been a marginal topic in management - today it is strategic. Whether conflicts, sanctions or new trade zones: Global developments directly influence investments, personnel decisions and market opportunities.
In our conversations with clients, we hear time and again: “We don't know how the situation will develop - but we need to be prepared.”
That's why we provide speakers who make economic contexts tangible - and support future decisions with substa
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