Axa’s du Rostu: Why firms need a chief geopolitics officer
As conflict, sanctions and supply chain shocks reshape markets, Pierre du Rostu, CEO of Axa Digital Commercial Platform, says every companies may soon need a chief geopolitics officer to help leadership anticipate risk, connect fragmented insights, and navigate an increasingly unstable world.
At the time of writing this, four years have passed since the start of the war in Ukraine.
And – tragically – it is not the only place in the world currently in the grip of conflict.
It’s tempting
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