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Robert Zoellick: Is America’s Global Leadership at Risk?
As the dust of the IMF Annual Meetings settles, the world is now defined by uncertainty. The weaponization of trade, the steep price of resilience, and debt levels set to reach 100% of global GDP by 2030 – all combine for difficult terrain to navigate. This brings forward our question: Who leads in a fragmented world? Robert Zoellick, Chairman of Americas, at Temasek, Singapore’s Sovereign Wealth Fund, former President of the World Bank, U.S. Trade Representative, and Deputy Secretary of State, joins The Call to unpack the next phase of our increasingly fragmented global economy and what it means for business strategy, resilience, and U.S. leadership.
Robert Zoellick’s expertise in global economics, diplomacy, and international security makes him a compelling keynote speaker for today’s most pressing geopolitical challenges. As a former World Bank president and U.S. trade representative, he offers unmatched insights into economic leverage, international negotiations, and strategic policymaking. His ability to break down complex global conflicts—like the war in Ukraine—and propose actionable solutions ensures his keynotes are both thought-provoking and highly relevant. Zoellick’s speaking engagements are managed exclusively by WWSG. To host him as your next keynote speaker, contact us.
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