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Director, United States

Washington, DC ยท On-site

$180K - $200K/yr

... and advisory firm. We help clients understand, anticipate, and respond to instability and ... Sanctions design, escalation pathways, enforcement, and geopolitical spillovers * Produce timely ...

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Capital Markets and Advisory is a division of Corporate and Institutional Banking (CIB) comprising ... local geopolitical developments. Responsibilities: * Work with the regional and global COO, and ...

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What is geopolitical advisory?

Geopolitical advisory involves providing strategic guidance to organizations on how global political events, trends, and risks may impact their operations, investments, or decision-making. Professionals in this field analyze international relations, government policies, and political developments to help businesses anticipate changes and respond effectively. Their advice can cover areas such as regulatory risks, market entry, supply chain vulnerabilities, and crisis management. Geopolitical advisors often work for consulting firms, multinational corporations, or government agencies.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a geopolitical advisor?

To thrive as a Geopolitical Advisor, you need a deep understanding of international relations, political science, and global economics, usually supported by an advanced degree in a related field. Familiarity with analytical tools, risk assessment frameworks, and geographic information systems (GIS) is common, along with proficiency in languages and research databases. Strong critical thinking, effective communication, and cultural awareness are vital soft skills that set top advisors apart. These abilities are crucial for accurately assessing global trends, advising organizations on risks and opportunities, and crafting informed strategic recommendations.

What are some common challenges faced by professionals in geopolitical advisory roles, and how can they be managed effectively?

Professionals in Geopolitical Advisory roles often navigate rapidly changing global events, requiring them to stay updated on political, economic, and regulatory developments. One common challenge is synthesizing complex, often ambiguous information from diverse sources to provide timely, actionable insights to clients or leadership. Effective management involves strong analytical skills, adaptability, and ongoing collaboration with cross-functional teams, including legal, risk, and communications experts. Building a robust network and leveraging reliable data sources can also help advisors anticipate emerging risks and deliver value to their organizations.

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SOF/NSW Senior Interagency Advisor

Virginia Beach, VA โ€ข On-site

Rigid Tactical
Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturingย โ€ขย 11 - 50 employees

$129K - $130K/yr

Full-time

Posted 23 days ago


Job description

Rigid Tactical is seeking highly qualified Former Ambassadors, Defense Attachés (DATTs), and Chiefs of Station (COS) to serve as Diplomatic Role Players in support of NSW exercises. In this capacity, you will leverage decades of high-level geopolitical expertise to provide realistic, immersive training environments. You will represent the "Interagency" and "Country Team" perspectives, challenging SOF leadership to navigate the complexities of diplomatic-military integration, host-nation relations, and sensitive operational environments.

  • Location: San Diego CA / Virginia Beach, VA
  • Clearance: TS / 
  • Exercise Dates:TBD         

Qualifications/Requirements:Required Qualifications:
  • Recent RP experience with NSW exercise as the host interagency, or country team. 
  • Distinguished Career Service: Minimum of 10 years of professional experience within the Department of State, Department of Defense (Defense Intelligence Agency), or the Intelligence Community.
  • Leadership Experience: Must have served as a U.S. Ambassador, Defense Attaché (DATT), or Chief of Station (COS).
  • SOF Integration: Demonstrated experience working directly within a Special Operations environment (e.g.,NSW,  Joint Special Operations Task Force, Theater Special Operations Command, or Embassy-based SOF elements).
  • Communication Mastery: Exceptional ability to deliver articulate, critical feedback through verbal AARs and concise, professional written reports.
  • Clearance: Must possess an active U.S. Government Secret clearance (Top Secret/SCI preferred).

  • Professional Attributes
  • Ability to adapt to fluid, high-stress training environments.

  • Deep understanding of the Integrated Country Strategy (ICS) and Chief of Mission (COM) authority.

  • Willingness to mentor the next generation of special operators on the importance of the diplomatic instrument of national power.

 Primary Responsibilities
  • Immersive Role Play: Portray high-ranking diplomatic and intelligence officials in complex, multi-day training scenarios, maintaining persona and professional decorum throughout.

  • Strategic Advisory: Provide real-time mentorship to SOF commanders on the legal, political, and cultural nuances of operating within a foreign embassy or consulate framework.

  • Reporting & Analysis: Conduct comprehensive After Action Reviews (AARs), providing both verbal debriefs and formal written evaluations on the training audience's ability to integrate with the Country Team.

  • Scenario Development: Assist in the refinement of exercise injects to ensure they accurately reflect current global flashpoints and Department of State/CIA operational realities.

  • OPSEC Compliance: Maintain strict adherence to operational security protocols regarding exercise design and government-sensitive information.


Employment Type: FULL_TIME