As Founder and CEO of Pareto Economics, Klisman Murati leads one of the world’s most advanced strategic intelligence firms in the world.
His proprietary framework, the Global Power Index, assesses 194 countries through six core dimensions of national power. The GPI is trusted by global institutions, blue chip companies, institutional investors, and governments to forecast risks, uncover opportunities, and plan for the future with confidence.
As a keynote speaker, Klisman Murati is known for his clarity, originality and counterintuitive insights, making every keynote a bespoke experience to the client. He does not simply inform audiences – he transforms how they think and act.
Klisman Murati Keynote Topics
- Building Unshakable Business Resilience in the Face of Geopolitical Risk
Trade wars, sanctions, and shifting alliances increasingly threaten corporate stability. Using the Global Power Index, Murati presents strategies to navigate geopolitical risk, adapt to volatility, and build resilience that withstands global disruption, enabling leaders to thrive even in unstable conditions.
Impact: This keynote provides leaders with a strategic framework to anticipate geopolitical threats, strengthen operational resilience, and seize emerging opportunities, ensuring their organisations remain agile and competitive in an unpredictable world.
- New Horizons: Harnessing Demographic Shifts and Technology for Future Growth
Aging populations, youth surges, and technological leaps are reshaping global markets. Murati demonstrates how demographic dynamics and transformative technologies such as AI, digital currencies, and automation can redefine economic opportunity. Through first-principles analysis, he guides leaders to anticipate workforce shifts, adjust business models, and tap into new consumer markets with precision.
Impact: This keynote empowers organisations to align strategies with demographic and technological change, unlocking sustainable growth and long-term competitive advantage in a rapidly evolving digital economy.
- Vision and Bricks: The New Blueprint for Building the Winning Nations of Tomorrow
The future isn’t random—it is designed. Drawing on insights from the Global Power Index, Murati reveals the underlying drivers of national rise and decline. He equips governments, investors, and corporations with a powerful framework to identify emerging winners early and make smarter strategic moves in a world undergoing seismic realignment.
Impact: This keynote provides decision-makers with a strategic advantage to move from reactive adaptation to proactive global influence.
- China’s Next 5 Years and How Global Stakeholders Can Prepare
As China launches its 15th Five-Year Plan in 2026—emphasising technological self-reliance, green energy transitions, and expanded global trade, Klisman Murati uses the Global Power Index and first-principles analysis to forecast its implications. He explains how this shift will reshape supply chains, drive innovation, and influence U.S.–China dynamics.
Impact: This keynote gives investors, corporations, and policymakers targeted strategies to adapt to China’s 2026–2030 agenda, minimize risk, and capture opportunity in a rebalanced global economy.
Other Topics Themes by Prof. Klisman Murati
- Geo-economic Strategy & Global Power Dynamics
- Navigating Global Supply Chain Disruptions
- Leading in Uncertain Times
- The Future of International Trade & Investment
- First-Principles Thinking for Business Leaders
- Strategic Risk Management in Volatile Markets
With over 250 published articles and audiences from over 120 countries Klisman Murati has shaped the insights and strategies of juggernauts such as NATO, HSBC, The European Commission, Telia, Vanguard, Shell, Stena Bulk, OP Bank and JP Morgan, to name a few. Murati is widely recognised for his ability to decode macro geoeconomic complexity.
His method combines data, first-principles thinking, and a global outlook, helping leaders not only understand the world but actively shape it.
Klisman Murati also serves as a Visiting Professor at the Helsinki Geoeconomics Institute, where he merges academic depth with strategic application. His multidisciplinary background spans anthropology, political economy, energy policy, human rights, security studies, financial crime and outer space governance, giving him a rare ability to connect complex global patterns and deliver holistic, forward-thinking analysis.