War-gaming
Today, many companies face serious geopolitical challenges that may affect their bottom line. It could be Houthi rebels shutting down the Red Sea shipping lanes, Iran potentially mining the Strait of Hormuz, Russia potentially attacking Poland, or China eyeing an invasion of ...
Today, many companies face serious geopolitical challenges that may affect their bottom line. It could be Houthi rebels shutting down the Red Sea shipping lanes, Iran potentially mining the Strait of Hormuz, Russia potentially attacking Poland, or China eyeing an invasion of Taiwan. So how can you prepare? Chanceries, militaries, intelligence services, and think tanks use war games to simulate strategic challenges. War game methodology can be applied in government, think tanks, or corporate settings to challenge long-term assumptions and inform routine and crisis management decision-making. Dr. Cohen will devise the geopolitical scenario, moderating and facilitating the game and the post-game discussion, while clients organize into teams to represent the various actors in the game. The results can help participants consider, better understand, and adapt to political risk realities beyond their immediate control, whether the area of concern is investing, plant and operations expansion, or friend-shoring.