Join our live webinar to explore the hidden financial impact of geopolitics on business.
A geopolitical event rarely creates just one problem. It might delay shipments, increase transportation costs, create new compliance work, affect sourcing decisions, and postpone investments. Every function deals with its own consequences, often without realizing they're all caused by the same event.
That's where the challenge begins.
The costs are real, but they're spread across the organization. Procurement sees one number. Finance sees another. Security has its own concerns. Strategy is looking further ahead. The total exposure often isn't visible to anyone.
This webinar isn't about the latest geopolitical headlines. It's about how organizations understand, own, and manage geopolitical exposure before it turns into business impact.
During this 45-minute live panel discussion, we'll explore questions including:
- If something significant happened tomorrow, who would own the overall picture?
- Could leadership estimate the financial exposure before disruption occurs?
- Where should geopolitical capability sit within an organization?
- What role should boards and executive teams play?
This discussion is intended for executives, board members, and professionals working across strategy, risk, finance, operations, security, procurement, and business resilience.
Meet the panel
Colin Reed (Moderator) — Chief Intelligence Officer, Clock&Cloud
A former US intelligence officer and previously Director of Geopolitics and Strategic Risks at Salesforce, Colin has built intelligence functions for both government agencies and a Fortune 500 company.
John E. Katsos — Professor of Management, Entrepreneurship & Strategy, American University of Sharjah
Author of Ethical Leadership in Conflict and Crisis and a 2024 Nobel Peace Prize nominee for his work on business and peace, drawing on fieldwork across Syria, Iraq, Ukraine, and beyond.
Rodger Baker — Founder, S4GEO
Spent two decades as Executive Director of the Stratfor Center for Applied Geopolitics; specialises in translating geopolitical dynamics into strategic scenarios for decision-makers.
Daniel Giordano — Head of Global Threat Intelligence, A.P. Moller–Maersk
Brings a frontline view of how geopolitical disruption hits global supply chains in real time, at one of the world's largest shipping and logistics companies.
Date: July 7
Time: 4:00 PM EEST (Helsinki) / 3:00 PM CEST / 09:00 AM EDT
Duration: 45 minutes
Format: Live panel discussion
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