36 min
Europe's geopolitical landscape and its impact on brands Signal Strength
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Dr Elizabeth Stephens talks to Selbey Labs CEO, Gerry Hopkinson and reveals how the geopolitical landscape is reshaping Europe for brands. She highlights the risks and opportunities for businesses in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and looks to the future.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Understand how geopolitical events should shape your business strategyIdentify lucrative green energy venturesHandle the linguistic and cultural obstacles faced by European enterprisesExplore the power of technology in overcoming workforce deficienciesGrasp the importance of worldwide collaboration for business growth
About Dr Elizabeth StephensSay hello to Dr. Elizabeth Stephens, a renowned geopolitical analyst with a knack for forecasting global shifts. Her expertise has been sought after by governments and corporations alike, as she helps them navigate the complex world of geopolitics.
With her finger on the pulse of global trends, Elizabeth's insights are invaluable for business executives looking to stay ahead in an unpredictable world.
Key TakeawaysBusinesses and brands should be mindful of their footprints, supply chains, and where they derive value from, as policies of host governments can change quickly, potentially leaving them with liabilities in a country where they legally could do business.Look at markets where the values of host governments are more closely aligned, such as India, many other Asian countries, and South America.Consider opportunities in the US, particularly in the manufacturing and industrial sectors, as well as in consumer goods.Consider taking advantage of the US Inflation Reduction Act to invest in green technologies. EU and UK companies can also benefit from the subsidies, as long as the product has a high Made in America component.Nuclear power will likely see a move back in the UK and France, and gradually in Germany, as it is a way to generate sufficient power to consume energy in the way we do now.Wind power and solar power will also see considerable investment, particularly in the UK and certain
ResourcesLinkedIn: Dr Elizabeth Stephens | Gerry Hopkinson | Dom Hawes
Websites: Geopolitical Advisory | Selbey Labs
Dr Elizabeth Stephens talks to Selbey Labs CEO, Gerry Hopkinson and reveals how the geopolitical landscape is reshaping Europe for brands. She highlights the risks and opportunities for businesses in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and looks to the future.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Understand how geopolitical events should shape your business strategyIdentify lucrative green energy venturesHandle the linguistic and cultural obstacles faced by European enterprisesExplore the power of technology in overcoming workforce deficienciesGrasp the importance of worldwide collaboration for business growth
About Dr Elizabeth StephensSay hello to Dr. Elizabeth Stephens, a renowned geopolitical analyst with a knack for forecasting global shifts. Her expertise has been sought after by governments and corporations alike, as she helps them navigate the complex world of geopolitics.
With her finger on the pulse of global trends, Elizabeth's insights are invaluable for business executives looking to stay ahead in an unpredictable world.
Key TakeawaysBusinesses and brands should be mindful of their footprints, supply chains, and where they derive value from, as policies of host governments can change quickly, potentially leaving them with liabilities in a country where they legally could do business.Look at markets where the values of host governments are more closely aligned, such as India, many other Asian countries, and South America.Consider opportunities in the US, particularly in the manufacturing and industrial sectors, as well as in consumer goods.Consider taking advantage of the US Inflation Reduction Act to invest in green technologies. EU and UK companies can also benefit from the subsidies, as long as the product has a high Made in America component.Nuclear power will likely see a move back in the UK and France, and gradually in Germany, as it is a way to generate sufficient power to consume energy in the way we do now.Wind power and solar power will also see considerable investment, particularly in the UK and certain
ResourcesLinkedIn: Dr Elizabeth Stephens | Gerry Hopkinson | Dom Hawes
Websites: Geopolitical Advisory | Selbey Labs
36 min