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John Kell

The world may be slipping backward into a ‘geopolitical risk supercycle,’ warns strategist and C-suite advisor

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After decades of relative peace that led to economic expansion, globalization, and the integration of markets, the world may be slipping backward into a “geopolitical risk supercycle,” warns geopolitical strategist Tina Fordham. 

“We have all grown up, personally and professionally, in a period that has been remarkably peaceful and stable and that influences our outlook,” says Fordham, founder of consultancy Fordham Global Foresight, during a virtual conversation hosted by Fortune in partnership with Diligent for their Fortune Director Roundtable Series.

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