The global system is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades. Great-power competition has returned, regional powers are becoming more assertive, alliances are shifting, and economic, technological, and security competition are increasingly intertwined.
In this intelligence-style geopolitical briefing, Jake takes audiences beyond the headlines to identify the deeper forces reshaping global power. He examines what changing relationships among the United States, China, Russia, Europe, the Middle East, and emerging powers mean for markets, supply chains, investment, technology, and organizational strategy.
Rather than simply cataloging crises, Jake gives audiences a framework for understanding how seemingly disconnected events fit together—and which signals leaders should be watching next.
What This Keynote Delivers
- A clear map of geopolitical forces reshaping markets, supply chains, and alliances
- The analytical frameworks intelligence professionals use to separate signal from noise
- Insight into why conventional risk models break down—and what to use instead
- Three key indicators leaders should monitor over the next 12–18 months
Why This Matters Now
Audiences leave with a clearer picture of the emerging global landscape, where the greatest risks may lie, and how geopolitical change could affect the decisions they are making today.