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Work experience

• Senior Global Policy & Geopolitical Risk Analyst

  Frontier Policy Advisory Ltd.

  2019.01-Current

  (7 years)

  • Provide senior‑level geopolitical and policy analysis to multinational corporate and institutional clients operating across Asia, Europe, and North America. • Monitor and assess China–US–EU political, economic, and security developments, including regulatory change, sanctions exposure, and strategic competition. • Produce detailed written assessments on export controls, technology policy, supply‑chain security, and regulatory divergence affecting cross‑border operations. • Support market‑entry, expansion, and partnership strategies by integrating political risk, trade policy, and security considerations. • Deliver confidential written briefings and oral presentations under strict NDA and client confidentiality frameworks. • Track policy signals from governments, multilateral organizations, and policy research institutions to anticipate geopolitical shifts.
• Geopolitical & Trade Policy Consultant

  Stratbridge Global Consulting

  2014.09-2018.12

  (4 years)

  • Conducted in‑depth policy and regulatory research on international trade regimes, political economy trends, and geopolitical risk. • Analyzed China’s external trade, investment, and regulatory relations with the European Union, the United States, and emerging markets. • Authored comprehensive client‑facing reports on supply‑chain exposure, infrastructure investment risk, and geopolitical competition. • Collaborated with legal, economic, and regional specialists to deliver integrated cross‑border political and regulatory risk assessments. • Supported senior consultants with strategic briefings and presentation materials for corporate and institutional clients.
• Security & Strategic Affairs Researcher

  International Policy Research Centre (IPRC)

  2011.08-2014.08

  (3 years)

  • Conducted research on international security policy, defense modernization trends, alliance structures, and regional stability issues. • Produced analytical briefs, background papers, and research memoranda for policy professionals and private‑sector stakeholders. • Specialized in open‑source, non‑classified analysis of military capabilities, security doctrines, and geopolitical risk. • Contributed to structured scenario‑planning exercises assessing escalation risks, crisis dynamics, and geopolitical shock events. • Supported publication of policy research outputs for public and restricted distribution.
• Political Risk & Market Intelligence Analyst

  Emerging Markets Insight Group

  2008.07-2011.07

  (3 years)

  • Supported senior analysts in delivering political risk, governance, and regulatory assessments for emerging and frontier markets. • Conducted detailed country‑level research affecting trade corridors, logistics networks, and foreign investment decisions. • Monitored political developments, regulatory reforms, and security conditions impacting international business operations. • Assisted in drafting client reports and briefing materials on geopolitical and market risks.

Educational experience

• University of Leicester, United Kingdom

  International Security & Strategic Studies

  2016.09-2018.06

  (2 years)

  The MSc program provided advanced training in international security analysis and strategic studies. Core coursework covered global security architecture, military modernization, alliance politics, strategic competition, and contemporary security dilemmas. Additional modules focused on security risk assessment methodologies, policy responses to emerging threats, and the interaction between security, economics, and political power. The program emphasized analytical writing, policy evaluation, and evidence‑based strategic assessment.
• School of International Service, Washington, DC, USA

  International Relations & Global Policy

  2012.09-2014.05

  (2 years)

  The MA program focused on international political economy, global governance, trade policy, and diplomatic strategy. Coursework included policy analysis methods, regulatory impact assessment, international trade negotiations, and major‑power relations. The degree emphasized applied policy research, professional writing, and the evaluation of global political and economic institutions.
• University of Texas at Arlington, USA

  Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Economics

  2004.09-2008.05

  (4 years)

  Undergraduate training in economics with a concentration in international trade and macroeconomic policy. Coursework included international economics, economic development, monetary policy, and market regulation. The program developed strong quantitative reasoning skills and an understanding of how economic forces interact with political and geopolitical risk
• California State University, Long Beach, USA

  Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Political Science

  2004.09-2008.05

  (4 years)

  Undergraduate studies focused on international relations and comparative politics. Coursework covered foreign policy analysis, political institutions, global conflict dynamics, and international organizations. The program emphasized analytical writing, political theory, and the systematic evaluation of political systems and policy outcomes

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