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Date
Venue
Fee
Advanced Business Resilience
07 - 11 Sep 2026
Tokyo
$6,950
Strategic Decision-Making Under Uncertainty
21 - 25 Sep 2026
Milan
$5,950
International Sanctions, Trade Controls & Export Compliance
02 - 06 Nov 2026
London
$7,500
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
02 - 06 Nov 2026
London
$7,500
Strategic Decision-Making Under Uncertainty
02 - 06 Nov 2026
Barcelona
$5,950
Geopolitical Risk & Strategic Decision-Making for Executives
09 - 13 Nov 2026
London
$7,500
Integrated Risk Intelligence Framework
09 - 13 Nov 2026
London
$7,500
Strategic Forecasting and Scenario Planning
16 - 20 Nov 2026
London
$7,500
Enterprise Resilience Leadership
16 - 20 Nov 2026
London
$7,500
Advanced Business Resilience
23 - 27 Nov 2026
London
$5,950
Strategic Crisis Management
23 - 27 Nov 2026
London
$7,500
Energy Security & Global Geopolitics
23 - 27 Nov 2026
London
$7,500
Intelligence-Led Risk Management
30 Nov - 04 Dec 2026
London
$7,500
Business Intelligence for Risk Management
07 - 11 Dec 2026
London
$7,500
Economic Security & Strategic Resilience
07 - 11 Dec 2026
London
$7,500
Critical Infrastructure Protection
14 - 18 Dec 2026
London
$7,500
Intelligence-Led Governance and Resilience
14 - 18 Dec 2026
London
$7,500
Strategic Decision-Making Under Uncertainty
21 - 25 Dec 2026
London
$5,950
Infrastructure Resilience and Assets Protection
21 - 25 Dec 2026
London
$7,500
Advanced Business Resilience
28 Dec - 01 Jan 2027
Dubai
$5,950
Enterprise Resilience Leadership
22 - 26 Mar 2027
London
$7,500
Advanced Business Resilience
22 - 26 Mar 2027
London
$5,950
Strategic Forecasting and Scenario Planning
05 - 09 Apr 2027
London
$7,500
Geopolitical Risk & Strategic Decision-Making for Executives
12 - 16 Apr 2027
London
$7,500
International Sanctions, Trade Controls & Export Compliance
19 - 23 Apr 2027
London
$7,500
Energy Security & Global Geopolitics
03 - 07 May 2027
London
$7,500
Critical Infrastructure Protection
10 - 14 May 2027
London
$7,500
Economic Security & Strategic Resilience
24 - 28 May 2027
London
$7,500
Advanced Business Resilience
31 May - 04 Jun 2027
Online
$4,950
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
31 May - 04 Jun 2027
London
$7,500

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Geopolitics, Security and Resilience Training Courses

Geopolitics, Security and Resilience training courses are increasingly essential for professionals operating in a world shaped by geopolitical transformation, regional instability, strategic competition, energy transition pressures, and evolving national security priorities. Governments, defence institutions, critical infrastructure operators, multinational corporations, and regulatory authorities must now respond to complex global developments that influence economic security, maritime security, energy supply chains, cybersecurity resilience, and international strategic relations. Modern geopolitical developments continue to reshape trade routes, defence strategies, resource security, and global cooperation frameworks, creating a growing need for professionals who can understand the wider strategic environment, manage crises as they unfold, and make informed decisions in rapidly changing conditions.

The Geopolitics, Security and Resilience Training Courses provide professionals with advanced knowledge of strategic security frameworks, geopolitical developments, defence planning concepts, national resilience priorities, and global security dynamics. These courses also build practical crisis management, business continuity management, emergency management, and disaster recovery capabilities, equipping participants to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disruptive events that threaten operations, infrastructure, and strategic objectives. They examine the relationship between geopolitics, strategic policy, energy security, food security, maritime security, economic stability, and critical infrastructure protection within both public and private sector environments. Participants will strengthen their understanding of international security challenges, strategic resource competition, regional power dynamics, crisis preparedness, business continuity planning, and emerging global security trends that influence organisational resilience and national strategic planning.

Designed for senior executives, defence professionals, policymakers, regulators, security leaders, crisis and business continuity managers, government officials, and strategic planners, these courses support organisations seeking to strengthen preparedness, improve strategic awareness, and enhance long-term security, emergency response, and governance capabilities in an increasingly interconnected global landscape.

  • Develop a structured understanding of geopolitical risk, country risk and economic security frameworks — equipping leaders to analyse global developments, anticipate strategic shifts and brief boards with analytical credibility rather than headline commentary.
  • Build practical capability in sanctions compliance, export controls, investment screening and trade restrictions across OFAC, EU, UK and UN regimes — reducing exposure to enforcement action and strengthening cross-border programme design.
  • Strengthen organisational resilience to energy, supply chain, financial and technology shocks — through crisis management, business continuity management, scenario planning, strategic dependency mapping and stress-testing frameworks used by sovereign institutions and global risk practitioners.
  • Enhance executive decision-making during geopolitical disruption and emergency situations — equipping boards, C-suite leaders and senior specialists to coordinate across functions, activate disaster recovery and emergency management protocols, communicate under pressure and translate geopolitical insight into measurable strategic action

FAQs about Geopolitics, Security and Resilience

Crisis management focuses on the immediate response to a disruptive event — decision-making, communication, and coordination in the first hours and days of a crisis. Business continuity management (BCM) takes a broader, longer-term view, focusing on how an organisation maintains critical functions during disruption and returns to normal operations. Effective resilience programmes integrate both, alongside emergency management and disaster recovery planning, into a single coordinated framework. 

These courses are designed for senior executives, defence and security professionals, policymakers, regulators, crisis and business continuity managers, government officials, and strategic planners who need to understand geopolitical risk and build organisational resilience against security, operational, and reputational threats. 

Geopolitical developments — such as sanctions, regional conflict, trade disruption, or energy supply shocks — can directly trigger business continuity events. Organisations that integrate geopolitical risk analysis into their business continuity and crisis management frameworks are better positioned to anticipate disruption rather than only react to it. 

Emergency management covers the operational protocols, resource coordination, and response procedures activated during an incident — from natural disasters to security breaches. It works alongside crisis management and disaster recovery to ensure that people, assets, and critical infrastructure are protected and operations can resume with minimal disruption. 

Yes. The training addresses disaster recovery planning as it applies to critical infrastructure protection, covering how governments and organisations restore essential systems and services following geopolitical, cyber, or physical disruption, with particular attention to energy, maritime, and supply chain sectors. 

Sanctions compliance, export controls, investment screening, and trade restrictions are central to managing geopolitical exposure. These courses examine frameworks including OFAC, EU, UK, and UN sanctions regimes, helping professionals reduce enforcement risk while designing compliant cross-border programmes. 

Participants learn scenario planning, strategic dependency mapping, and stress-testing methodologies used by sovereign institutions and global risk practitioners, alongside crisis management and business continuity management frameworks that strengthen resilience to energy, supply chain, financial, and technology shocks. 

Yes. The training is designed for both public and private sector professionals, including government officials, defence institutions, regulators, and multinational corporations, all of whom face overlapping challenges in geopolitical risk, national resilience, and crisis preparedness. 

The courses cover how boards, C-suite leaders, and senior specialists communicate under pressure during geopolitical disruption and emergencies — a critical component of effective crisis management that determines how quickly an organisation can coordinate response and protect its reputation. 

Participants gain a structured understanding of geopolitical risk and economic security, practical capability in sanctions compliance, and the crisis management, business continuity management, emergency management, and disaster recovery skills needed to strengthen organisational preparedness and support strategic decision-making under pressure.

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