2025 is opening with more variables and uncertainties on display than at any time since 9/11.
And Donald Trump's White House insurgency is not the half of it.
Polling shows increasing anxiety in many demographics, including a widespread sense of dread about international relations, about the economy, about climate change, about the prospect of another pandemic, among other issues.
Within Australia, Melbourne is becoming a hub for specialists who offer professional analysis to corporates, governments, not-for-profits and others about the range of risks that are emerging locally, nationally and internationally, and provide advice about planning appropriately, including if possible through mitigation.
AIIA Victoria is assembling a unique panel for a rare public presentation of current thinking about the risks that are on the march in our world – or are readying to march.
Join us for this unique panel discussion, moderated by AIIA Fellow Rowan Callick, to discuss the rapid rise in geosecurity and other central concerns for corporates, countries and individuals.
This event will be held under the Chatham House Rule and is in-person only.
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