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Your company needs a Chief Geopolitical Officer.

You don't know where to start, and you're just not ready to hire one full-time.

Caracal Global is your fractional CGO.

 

Chief Geopolitical Officer Services

Fractional Chief Geopolitical Officer Services for Fortune 1000 Companies + Private Equity Portfolio Companies

Specializing in Globalization + American Politics.

Intelligence + Strategy + Communications


Tariff volatility. NATO credibility erosion. Supply chain disruption. Chinese competition. Accelerated warfare. AI and tech sovereignty. Export control tightening. Interest rate uncertainty.

These aren't background noise.

They're reshaping your capital allocation, supply chain strategy, and competitive positioning—right now. Your competitors are responding strategically. Are you responding reactively?

A Chief Geopolitical Officer doesn't wait for breaking news. They monitor geopolitical signals daily, translate them into business implications, and prepare boardmembers and senior executives to decide—not scramble.

Most Fortune 1000 companies and private equity portfolio companies don’t have one.

Caracal Global is your fractional CGO.


WHO IS THIS FOR?

✓ Fortune 1000 companies without a dedicated geopolitical strategy

• Manufacturing firms reshaping North American supply chains

• Technology companies navigating export controls + China competition

• Energy companies exposed to Middle East/Arctic volatility

• Multinationals managing tariff exposure across jurisdictions

• Companies facing USMCA renegotiation uncertainty

✓ Private Equity portfolio companies

• Portfolio companies managing regulatory/geopolitical risk

• Platforms needing a government affairs strategy

• Companies exposed to tariff/trade policy disruption

• Firms where geopolitical risk affects exit multiples

✓ Industries under geopolitical pressure

• Automotive + Supply Chain (tariffs, nearshoring decisions)

• Defense Contractors (export controls, China intelligence)

• Semiconductors (Taiwan risk, export restrictions)

• Energy (Iran escalation, Arctic competition, Venezuela dynamics)

• Technology (AI regulation, China competition, data localization)

 

THE PROBLEM YOUR COMPANY IS FACING

Your company discusses geopolitical risk reactively.

When tariffs escalate, you're already behind. When NATO credibility erodes, your European strategy needs to be fit for purpose. When China purges military leadership, your supply chain assumptions shift. When export controls tighten, your capital deployment timeline compresses.

You're not alone.

Most companies operate this way.

But your competitors who respond *strategically*—not reactively—are capturing competitive advantage right now:

→ They're identifying supply chain vulnerabilities before tariffs hit

→ They're diversifying away from concentration risk before policy forces them to

→ They're building government relationships before they need them

→ They're modeling geopolitical scenarios into capital planning before earnings calls

→ They're prepared when the board asks: "What's our exposure to [X geopolitical risk]?"

You need someone who sees these signals first.

Not after they hit your industry.

Not after competitors move.

Before.

That's what a Chief Geopolitical Officer does.

What Caracal Global does

Caracal Global is your fractional Chief Geopolitical Officer.

We monitor geopolitical signals daily—tariff announcements, military movements, policy shifts, trade negotiations, export control changes, and competitive positioning.

We translate these signals into what they mean for your business. And we help your board move from reaction to strategy.

Our clients get:

→ DAILY INTELLIGENCE

Caracal Global Daily briefing outlines what a CGO should monitor. You get fresh geopolitical intelligence before the market opens.

→ STRATEGIC ANALYSIS

We don't just report news. We answer: "What does this mean for our capital allocation? Our supply chain? Our competitive position?"

→ BOARDROOM READINESS

We prepare your board for geopolitical questions before they arise. You discuss risk strategically, not scramble reactively.

→ GOVERNMENT RELATIONSHIPS

We help you build and maintain relationships with policymakers, regulators, and government stakeholders who shape your competitive landscape.