The agenda includes expert-led insights on: 

• Regional Concentration
  Many global supply chains rely heavily on single regions for critical resources or manufacturing capacity, creating significant vulnerability to geopolitical tensions, natural disasters, or policy shifts.
• Sanctions
  The increasing use of sanctions as a tool of geopolitical influence is disrupting established supply relationships and exposing organisations to unexpected compliance and continuity risks.
  

• Tariffs
  The resurgence of protectionist trade policies and shifting tariff regimes is altering cost structures and complicating cross-border supply strategies for multinational enterprises.

• Hidden Risks
  Complex multi-tier supplier networks often conceal vulnerabilities that remain undetected until a disruption occurs, giving businesses a false sense of security about their operational resilience.

• Critical Points of Failure in Supply Chains
  Specific nodes or dependencies within supply chains represent potential single points of failure that, if disrupted, could cause disproportionate and cascading impact across the enterprise.