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SSBM Geneva is proud of the contribution of our esteemed professor, Dario Silić, who recently participated in a high-level conference organized by The Economist. This important gathering brought together policymakers and industry leaders to analyse the evolving geopolitical and economic dynamics influencing Europe and the global landscape.
The conference was led by Joan Hoey, Editor of The Democracy Index and Europe Consultant at Economist Intelligence. Ms. Hoey highlighted a world shaped by economic uncertainty, technological transformation, and significant geopolitical realignments.
In her keynote presentation, Joan Hoey outlined three major forces influencing global economic performance today: tailwinds, crosswinds, and headwinds.
Tailwinds
Crosswinds
Headwinds
As part of the Second Annual Croatia Summit, Croatian Prime Minister Mr. Andrej Plenković emphasized the European Union’s focus on strengthening strategic autonomy. He highlighted Croatia’s expanding influence and its commitment to actively shaping the EU’s evolving strategic direction.
At SSBM Geneva, active participation in globally relevant discussions is essential to providing our students with a learning environment grounded in real-world insights. Dr. Silić’s contribution reflects our commitment to academic excellence, thought leadership, and fostering a deeper understanding of the geopolitical and economic dynamics shaping tomorrow’s business landscape.