Dante Disparte is a sought-after keynote speaker, lecturer, and thought leader delivering dynamic insights on emerging trends with risk, resilience, and technology.
From winning the digital currency space race to serving in the era of man-made risk. Dante’s highly sought-after keynote addresses and lectures range from the emergence of blockchain and other exponential technologies transforming the future of money and payments to surviving the era of man-made risk. The world is increasingly shaped by risk, technology and how leaders and organizations respond. From rampant cyber threats to climate change and political risk to global competition, Dante’s views have shaped global policy, company strategy, practice and academia alike.
ConnectThe world is being etched by man-made risks, threats that have agency and are amplifying natural hazards such as climate change, cyber risk, pandemics and socio-political risk.
Keynote | Strategic Briefing
Learn for one of the foremost experts on risk, readiness and resilience and how organizations can mount strategies for adapting and thriving in the era of man-made risk. Topics include a deep overview of the global risk landscape and the forces shaping markets, politics and global security.
ConnectEmerging technologies such as blockchain, among others, are conspiring to reshape the very foundations of competition, markets and the global economy.
Keynote | Strategic Briefing
Technology is at once shaping the global digital transformation agenda, as much as it poses new fast-moving threats shaping company strategy and the global economy. From the raging digital currency space race courtesy of the blockchain economy to responding to rampant cyber threats, whether they are between the keyboard and the chair or native in connected systems, understanding these areas frame strategy and opportunity.
ConnectEven with fortress balance sheets or economies, the global risk and competitive landscape require radically new approaches for long-term competitiveness and resilience.
Keynote | Strategic Briefing
Global competition is not a zero-sum proposition, especially not in a world where it is impossible to decouple the fortunes of companies from countries. How to compete in the 21st century is a tension between maximizer pressures, answerable to quarterly earnings calls, versus optimizer pressures, answerable to longevity, and a survival bias.
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