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Previewing Geopolitics and Global Supply Chains: Insights from John Sitilides, Upcoming Keynote at the Global Executive Summit - August 20, 2024

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In this podcast episode, Dawn Tiura sits down with John Sitilides, principal at Trilogy Advisors, LLC, and a national security senior fellow, to discuss his upcoming keynote presentation at the Global Executive Summit on Wednesday, October 9th, at the Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort in Palm Springs, CA. John previews the critical themes of his keynote, focusing on the impact of geopolitical risks on global supply chains and strategic procurement planning. He delves into how factors such as territorial disputes and conflicts can disrupt supply chains and shipping lanes, with significant consequences for the global economy. The conversation also explores the challenges of transitioning to net-zero carbon emissions, the complexities of the global energy market, and concludes with an insightful discussion on the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, including the potential implications of Ukraine joining NATO.

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