Peter Zeihan

Geopolitical Strategist and Global Affairs Expert

Expert on

  • Business
  • Economics
  • Finance
  • Future Trends
  • Geopolitics
  • Political

Fee Range

$50,000–$75,000

Travels from

CO, US

Biography

Peter Zeihan is a top virtual keynote speaker in geopolitical strategy who specializes in energy, demographics, and security. Before founding his own firm, Zeihan on Geopolitics, Peter worked for the U.S. State Department and private think tanks. He is also the author of several influential geopolitical strategy books that look at the United States’ relationship with other superpowers: The Absent Superpower, The Accidental Superpower and The End of the World is Just the Beginning: Mapping the Collapse of Globalization. 

With a lively non-partisan approach backed by a decade in private intelligence, Peter Zeihan customizes every keynote to show each audience exactly why their world is changing fast—and how they can get ahead of it. Peter illustrates how geography redefines global power, how demographics doom the current trade order, and how America’s energy revolution has fundamentally shifted global realities from Russia to Iran to China.

Speaker Videos

A Peek Past the End of the World

It has been a long time coming, but we have arrived at the end of the world. Decades of demographic degradation are now manifesting as chronic shortages of labor and capital. Globalization isn’t simply past its peak, it is disintegrating with accelerating speed. A fleet of ends beckon: global energy, global agriculture, global manufacturing, integrated Europe. China. But an end to this world does not mean an end to the world, simply that the rules of the game and the lists of winners and losers are changing. As the environment rearranges it’ll be a (very) bumpy ride, but we stand at the launch of the greatest period of growth in North American history.

The End of the World - and other Opportunities

Conflicts Russian, Middle Eastern and Asian are about to trigger the greatest energy crisis in history. Dozens of countries are slipping into inflationary spirals from which there is little hope of escape.

The world as we know it is in its final days.  Find out how and why it all came to be, how and why it is all falling apart.  But most of all find out how the world’s end heralds the greatest expansion in American power and security in the history of the Republic.