Geopolitical Navigation

Part 1: The Macro-Foundation

Meng Wanzhou : geopolitical intelligence is the new corporate pillar.

In today's world, a business decision can instantly become a geopolitical incident, as seen in the Meng Wanzhou case. This course uses real-world frameworks like the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and CPTPP to provide executives with the lens through which to assess global political risk. 

We learn to anticipate how trade wars, sanctions, and international disputes can impact your supply chain, market access, and corporate reputation. For any company with cross-border operations, this intelligence is neither superfluous nor a luxury but a core strategic requirement. 

For HR, this means developing leaders who are not just business-savvy, but also world-wise, capable of steering the organization through the complexities of 21st-century international relations.