The role is based in the London office and requires ongoing travel across EMEA and beyond.
Eurasia Group is a global political risk research and consulting firm. It analyzes political and policy developments to help clients understand how politics affect markets, investments, and strategy. Its product is analysis and advisory services delivered through research reports, country risk profiles, scenario planning, and tailored briefings produced by research analysts who are trained social scientists with deep regional expertise and language skills. The firm differentiates itself with a worldwide network of experts and offices in major cities, enabling access to diverse on-the-ground insight and a wide range of perspectives. Its goal is to help clients make informed business decisions in politically sensitive or unstable environments.
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501-1,000
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N/A
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N/A
Headquarters
Town of Pelham, New York
Founded
1998
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Kozarev participates in GZERO Summit Asia 2026. 10. Sep 2026. The Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia Dušan Kozarev participated today in the inaugural GZERO Summit Asia 2026 in Singapore, organised by Eurasia Group. The international gathering brought together government representatives, senior executives from leading companies, investors and experts to exchange views on geopolitical and economic developments and their implications for the global landscape. Addressing the opening session, Kozarev emphasised that Serbia, guided by the vision of President of the Republic of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić, is working to establish itself as a regional hub for advanced technologies, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence, software development and the infrastructure required to support the economy of the future, including the development of data centres. He noted that Serbia is undergoing a far-reaching economic transformation, moving from an economy traditionally reliant on agriculture and labour-intensive, low-value-added manufacturing towards a modern, knowledge-based economy in which services, high-technology industries, innovation and expertise play an increasingly prominent role. Kozarev highlighted Singapore's position as one of the global leaders in innovation, technology and the digital economy, stressing Serbia's readiness to learn from the experience of the world's most successful economies and to respond effectively to both the challenges and opportunities arising from the new technological era. Speaking about Serbia's investment potential, Kozarev underscored that the country's distinctive geostrategic position, balanced foreign policy, openness to international cooperation, and expanding economic and trade ties with partners across different regions of the world provide a favourable environment for attracting new investment and fostering the development of high-technology industries. Kozarev also informed conference participants of the Republic of Singapore's decision to participate in the Specialised Expo 2027 in Belgrade, which was announced during his working visit to Singapore, and reiterated his gratitude to the host country for this important decision. During his visit, Kozarev also met with Honorary Consul of the Republic of Serbia in Singapore Kelvin Cheng Ern Lee. The discussion focused on investment opportunities and professional prospects for citizens of Serbia and Singapore in both countries, as well as on opportunities to further strengthen ties between the two peoples.
Dominic Barton, strategic counsellor to Eurasia Group and chair of Rio Tinto, says companies must integrate geopolitical risk into core business operations rather than treating it as a side concern. Speaking after US President Donald Trump imposed 50% tariffs on some Canadian goods, Barton noted the breakdown of assumptions about international institutions and free trade. Barton, a former McKinsey leader and Canadian ambassador to China, argues CEOs need to spend more time understanding foreign governments. He says geopolitics should inform decisions about balance sheets, debt levels, supply chain security, and data management. Rio Tinto has adjusted its approach to China, significantly increasing purchases of Chinese equipment. "It's more expensive than some of the traditional Western suppliers. But it's better," Barton said.
The Asia Group expands Japan advisory capabilities with new trade, energy, finance, and geopolitical expertise. * July 16, 2026 Tokyo & Washington, DC | July 13, 2026 - The Asia Group (TAG) is announcing a significant expansion of its Tokyo-based talent with the appointment of David Boling as managing director of Japan and the addition of new senior experts - Issei Morita, Vivian Law, and Taro Han. These appointments significantly expand TAG's ability to advise clients navigating Japan's evolving policy landscape, including economic security, energy transition, trade and investment, advanced technology supply chains, and U.S.-Japan strategic cooperation. TAG's Tokyo-based team will provide the experience, judgment, and local perspective needed to help clients navigate emerging opportunities and challenges. TAG Managing Partner Kurt Tong said: "TAG's Tokyo presence continues to grow stronger with exceptional talent and deep local expertise across the team. Issei, Vivian, Taro, and David each bring distinguished experience and practical judgment that will strengthen our ability to help clients navigate Japan's dynamic policy, economic, and business landscape." Issei Morita joins as a senior vice president and brings deep expertise in geopolitical risk, capital markets, and corporate strategy, helping Japanese and international companies assess policy and market developments. Previously, Issei was a director at Eurasia Group, where he led strategic engagement for the Japanese market. He also brings two decades of experience in asset management and as a financial journalist. Vivian Law joins as a vice president and strengthens TAG's capabilities in energy transition, sustainability, and public policy engagement across Japan, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. Vivian was a public policy advisor at a public affairs firm in Tokyo and Taipei, and previously worked for a decade at the Hong Kong Trade Development Council. Taro Han joins as a vice president and adds extensive experience in energy security, trade policy, and U.S.-Japan relations. Before joining TAG, Taro served for 13 years at Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), the subsidiary Agency for Natural Resources and Energy (ANRE), and the Embassy of Japan in Washington DC. David Boling joined TAG in January as a principal. A former deputy assistant U.S. trade representative for Japan, he led key negotiations in the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the U.S.-Japan Trade Agreement and has extensive expertise helping U.S. companies navigate regulatory and market barriers. His prior roles at Eurasia Group, the U.S. Congress, and the U.S. Department of Justice equip him to provide clients with deep policy insight and practical guidance. Together, TAG's Tokyo team combines expertise across trade, energy, geopolitics, defense, tech and economic security, sustainability, and government relations, providing clients with one of the most comprehensive advisory platforms focused on Japan and the broader Indo-Pacific region. This strong new line-up rounds out the Tokyo office's roster of strong leaders and analysts, which includes principal Aki Kawai (who focuses on defense issues), senior associates Rintaro Nishimura and Grace Ahearn, associates Hana Anderson and Yuki Kurihara, and office manager Rie Ito. About The Asia Group The Asia Group is the premier partner to the world's leading companies seeking to excel across the Indo-Pacific. With a multi-disciplinary team of dynamic professionals across the region, The Asia Group enables companies to unlock value and mitigate risk at the intersection of public policy and corporate strategy. TAG white paper - advancing Taiwan's public health resilience: adult immunization as a preventive strategy for lifelong protection. Taiwan's transition to super-aged society in 2025 presents an optimal moment to explore new perspectives and approaches to key public... Taro Han in the new york times on how Japan assisted asian developing countries to build strategic petroleum reserves. Japan's involvement is part of an effort to bolster its regional energy security, according to Taro Han, a former official... Han Lin in the strait times discussing allegations of China interference in U.S. Elections. "Election interference allegations strike at the most politically sensitive fault line in US-China relations," said Han Shen Lin, the China... George Chen in the straits times on president xi jinping's AI diplomacy. Conference attendee George Chen, partner and chair of digital practice at The Asia Group, an American strategic advisory firm, said...
Alcoa and Eurasia Group have published a new white paper titled: "Competitiveness & Green Transition in the Aluminum Industry: Finding Synergies or Facing Trade-Offs."
Eurasia Group, a U.S.-based research firm, announced on Jan. 8 its top 10 risks in the world for 2024, ranking "the United States vs. itself" as the biggest risk.