Recognizing the complexity surrounding unprecedented shifts in global power dynamics, BCG’s Center for Geopolitics cuts through the noise to bring both clarity and action to the intersection of geopolitics and business strategy. The Center for Geopolitics merges advanced geopolitical insights with BCG’s world-class analytical capabilities to not only better understand these dynamics but also anticipate and prepare for the future.
The future of geopolitics is already here, and the pervasive nature of geopolitical developments in the boardroom—and on the CEO Agenda—requires leaders to build their geopolitical muscle now. Partnering with global leaders on their journey, BCG’s Center for Geopolitics acts as a north star for a world in constant motion, helping businesses navigate what lies ahead by offering tangible pathways instead of mere predictions. Our deep bench of experts uses decades of experience across industries and capabilities to deliver fact-based geopolitical strategies, empowering leaders to make confident decisions that are in tune with global business realities.
Questions loom large across today’s geopolitical landscape. BCG’s Center for Geopolitics is here to help global leaders decode the right information, map out their next moves, and prepare for the unpredictable new challenges of tomorrow.
The international order hasn’t been this uncertain in decades. CEOs must approach geopolitical risk with the same urgency as digitization, AI, and the climate crisis.
As global trade patterns change due to disruption, regional trade blocs with protectionist leanings gain influence.
As more big emerging markets join the BRICS+ nations, the grouping could give the Global South a greater voice in world affairs and challenge the domination of existing institutions.
How do cross-border joint ventures protect themselves as the risks of doing business overseas increase? We outline some new rules for a changing world.
Geopolitical uncertainty is putting key shipping routes—and the resilience of supply chains—at risk.
Driven by concerns about national security and foreign control over strategic businesses, countries are increasingly screening proposed foreign direct investments.
Why do some companies always seem to emerge stronger from a period of volatility? Rather than focus just on mitigating potential harm, they look for opportunities to capitalize on the disruption.
This special edition of the BCG Executive Perspectives series assesses the economic impact of the war in Ukraine and the implications it bears for companies and governments.
