Ian Bremmer

In his presentation, acclaimed political analyst Ian Bremmer emphasizes the importance of assessing political risk alongside economic factors when making overseas investments. He highlights how political forces can unexpectedly influence markets, using examples like Turkey's European accession and social unrest in India. Attendees will learn to identify political risks, understand the implications of China's growth, and recognize global trends affecting the economy. This knowledge will empower them to make informed investment decisions and capitalize on global opportunities.

Ian Bremmer explores the post-World War II rise of the U.S. as a dominant global power and its attempts to create a world order that reflects American interests. He examines the shifts in global dynamics, particularly the emergence of less stable nations with varying priorities. Attendees will gain insights into the factors contributing to a fractured global order, geopolitical conflicts, future U.S.-China relations, investment strategies, and the consequences of a leaderless world.

Ian Bremmer discusses the evolution of free market capitalism a generation after communism's fall, highlighting the resurgence of public wealth and state capitalism in authoritarian regimes like China and Russia. He explains how these governments leverage markets to achieve political objectives, dominating key economic sectors and controlling vast oil reserves. Ian emphasizes the implications of state capitalism for international relations and the global economy. Attendees will learn about its rise, functionality, and the threats it poses to traditional capitalism.

China is a colossal world force, and business leaders can't get enough of the promised riches of Asia. But does unprecedented growth mean your company will benefit? Ian Bremmer explains the dangers of Asian growth for global investors seeking to build a presence in international markets, for companies seeking to sell their products there, and for the global markets more broadly. In this speech, audiences will learn: how to read the political and economic landscape in China, India, and beyond, and how geopolitics is creating greater risks—and opportunities—for investors in Asia

Ian Bremmer highlights the critical need for international leadership to tackle transnational challenges. He warns that the decline of a dominant country or bloc could undermine global stability, affecting U.S. initiatives in Asia and the Middle East, economic growth, climate action, and resource security. Attendees will gain insights into the consequences of a leaderless world, the challenges faced by major powers, and the emerging crisis points that could shape our future.