Geopolitical tensions are increasingly shaping economic decisions, energy prices and the stability of global markets. Recent developments surrounding Iran once again highlight how closely security issues, economic conditions and corporate planning are interconnected.
For companies, this results in tangible challenges: disrupted supply chains, rising investment risks, volatile energy markets and shifting competitive dynamics require greater strategic clarity. Geopolitics is no longer an abstract concern - it directly impacts both operational and long-term business decisions.
Our speakers provide insights into these developments from a range of perspectives:
- Sigmar Gabriel and Christoph Heusgen examine foreign policy decision-making and Europe’s role within an evolving global power structure.
- General (ret.) Chris Badia and Anders Fogh Rasmussen assess military capabilities, alliance structures and strategic security options.
- Clemens Fuest and Dr. Katrin Kamin analyze the effects of geopolitical developments on financial markets, economic policy frameworks and corporate decision-making.
- Björn Conrad and Frank Sieren focus on China and the shifting dynamics of global competition, with direct implications for innovation and industrial policy.
- Florence Gaub and Carlo Masala explore strategic scenarios and security dynamics, highlighting their relevance for long-term planning.
At the core lies a critical question: which geopolitical developments are truly relevant for businesses and how can they be translated into actionable strategies?
Our speakers address these questions by turning complex global dynamics into practical insights for leadership, organization and strategic decision-making.
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