What geopolitical and geoeconomic forces will shape board decisions in 2026?
Join geopolitical expert and futurist Keith Suter AM FAICD and AICD’s Chief Economist Mark Thirlwell GAICD for insights into the risks and opportunities directors must prepare for.
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Thursday, 11 December 2025
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Duration - 60
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Trump 2.0 is reshaping global diplomacy, trade, and institutional norms—triggering tariff shocks and foreign policy upheavals. In response, powers like China advanced their geoeconomic strategy, using trade and investment to shift global influence. Meanwhile, ongoing conflicts and rising tensions have created geopolitical flashpoints, escalating risks and challenging assumptions about global stability.
Building on the turbulence of 2025, our hosts will explore:
- How global tensions, shifting alliances, and ongoing conflicts are reshaping trade, security, and international influence
- How fiscal policies, central bank strategies, and AI-driven growth are impacting markets and organisational resilience
- Australia’s political and economic trajectory, including budget trends, RBA reforms, and regulatory shifts.
Whether you're guiding strategy, overseeing risk, or shaping organisational direction, this webinar will help you make sense of the forces at play and prepare your board for what’s next.
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