Geopolitics + Risks + Strategy + China + Russia
Navigating fragmentation and interdependence
I am a public policy executive, advisor and analyst.
I advise companies, governments, universities and their leaders on how to foresee and manage geopolitical risks, capture new economic opportunities and build strategies for resilience through my Geopolitical Risks and Strategy Practice (GRASP).
I bring deep expertise, extensive executive experience and networks in China, United States, Australia, Asia and Russia to keep leaders and organisations informed and empowered to thrive in a fragmenting world.
Latest insights
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Australian universities and the age of geopolitics
Australian universities are exposed to geopolitical fragmentation, protectionism and technology-driven societal divisions. Are our universities well-equipped to balance their national responsibilities and global risks? Keep reading →
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Australian CEOs face a wave of geopolitical risks
Australian business leaders need to start taking geopolitics seriously. Markets, shareholders and stakeholders will punish those firms caught unprepared for the calamities ahead. Keep reading →
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Together and Apart: The Conundrum of the China-Russia Partnership
China and Russia are building the world where their systems are safe and the Western power is diluted. Is Beijing-Moscow alliance destined to reshape the world or falter under its many contradictions? Keep reading →
Geopolitical Risks and Strategy Practice (GRASP)
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GRASP advises companies, governments, universities and their leaders on how to foresee, plan for and manage geopolitical risks, capture opportunities and build resilience strategies. We deliver practical results and use uniquely Australian lens on geostrategy.
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Strategic foresight of global trends and impacts. Turning insights into actions for boards, CEOs and enterprise risk managers
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Building leaders’ and organisational preparedness for structural geopolitical changes and emergencies
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Designing and executing due diligence strategies. Strategic engagement with Australian and foreign policymakers