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  • Date

    Thursday, 21 May 2026

  • Time

    19:00 - 22:00 (GMT +02:00)

  • Location

    Erasmus Paviljoen

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In times of global uncertainty, it is not always the most knowledgeable voice that carries the most weight, but the one that combines insight with clarity, confidence, and a reassuring presence.

In an increasingly volatile and interconnected world, geopolitical developments are reshaping the way organisations think about strategy, risk, and growth. From shifting trade dynamics and supply chain disruptions to rising cyber threats and evolving global alliances, businesses today must navigate a landscape defined by uncertainty and rapid change.

This session will explore how current geopolitical events are impacting corporate strategy and decision-making. We will discuss how organisations can better anticipate external shocks, integrate geopolitical considerations into their strategic planning, and identify not only risks but also emerging opportunities.

Bringing together insights from research and real-world business experiences, the discussion will focus on practical approaches to strengthening resilience and adaptability. As geopolitics continues to influence markets, operations, and talent, the question is no longer if it should be considered, but how it can be embedded effectively into the core of business strategy.

Join us for an engaging conversation on how companies can position themselves to respond to an increasingly complex global environment.