AGS advises corporations navigating geopolitical uncertainty, national security concerns, and rapidly evolving global policy environments. Our team provides forward-looking risk assessment and strategic forecasting focused on how geopolitical developments, government action, and international events may affect business operations, investment strategy, supply chains, and long-term planning.
Drawing on senior government and policy experience, AGS delivers practical geopolitical insight through a business impact lens, translating complex global developments into actionable strategic guidance.
Focused guidance across geopolitical risk, national security, policy shifts, and global market developments.
We evaluate geopolitical and policy developments that may create operational, regulatory, or strategic business exposure.
AGS identifies emerging global trends and policy shifts that may influence planning, investment, and market decisions.
We translate geopolitical developments into practical insight for executive planning, operational strategy, and corporate decision-making.
Prepare for what’s next with strategic guidance rooted in policy insight, geopolitical perspective, and senior-level experience.
AGS advises CEOs, General Counsel, government affairs leaders, and global corporations operating in highly regulated, geopolitically sensitive industries.
Economic &
Energy Security
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Technology Policy & Artificial Intelligence
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Defense, Intelligence, & National Security
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International
Business Strategy
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Global Trade &
Supply Chains
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Co-founded by former National Security Advisor Robert C. O’Brien and former National Security Council Chief of Staff Alexander Gray, AGS brings together senior professionals with experience at the highest levels of government, policy, national security, and international strategy.
Our team includes individuals who have served across the White House, State Department, Department of Energy, Department of the Treasury, Department of Commerce, Office of the United States Trade Representative, Capitol Hill, and the U.S. Secret Service.
