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Summary
The global environment has still not settled onto a clear pathway toward a new stability as we enter 2024. In this disjointed world, we confront risks posed by potential volatility across the economic and political spheres. We also see potential opportunities arising from the new reality of greatly segmented global relationships.
In this webinar, we will assess five overlapping themes as key for 2024: economic fault lines, geopolitical reordering, supply chain resilience, logistics rewired, and resource security. All influence one another, and none will develop in isolation. We will also identify specific aspects of each of those five themes as vital for 2024, and beyond.
Speakers
Natznet Tesfay
Head of Insights and Analysis
Natznet Tesfay is Head of Insights and Analysis for research and analysis in Economics and Country risk at S&P Global Market Intelligence, focused on Africa.
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Laurence Allan, Ph.D
Head of Europe Insights and Analysis
Dr Laurence Allan joined IHS Markit, now S&P Global, in April 2011 and currently heads the regional risk and economic team for Europe/ CIS team.
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Ken Wattret
Vice-President, Global Economics
Ken Wattret is the Global Economist within the Analysis and Insights team at S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Eric Johnson
Senior Technology Editor, Journal of Commerce
Moderator
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Kristen Hallam
Lead Content Strategist, Global Intelligence & Analytics
Kristen has covered the business healthcare for more than 20 years, starting with the hospital industry in Nashville, Tenn. in 1996.
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