Domagoj Juričić

Domagoj Juričić is a Croatian political risk management consultant, former senior government official, diplomat, and policy strategist with more than three decades of experience at the intersection of politics, economics, international relations, and business. He is widely recognised as one of Europe’s pioneers in the field of political risk management, advising international corporations, financial institutions, governments, and multilateral organisations on political, geopolitical, regulatory, and policy risks. He is currently senior advisor at MKPS, a specialised public affairs and political risk consultancy, where he helps organisations navigate increasingly complex political and geo-economic environments.

Throughout his public service career, Mr Juričić held several senior leadership positions, including chief of staff to the President of the Republic of Croatia, state secretary in the Government of Croatia, vice-president of the Croatian Chamber of Economy, and diplomat. He is also credited as one of the principal architects and early authors of the Three Seas Initiative, one of Europe's most significant strategic and connectivity projects linking the Baltic, Adriatic, and Black Sea regions.

A frequent speaker at international conferences and policy forums, he focuses on geopolitical risk, strategic foresight, transatlantic relations, regulatory transformation, and the impact of global political developments on business decision-making.

Mr Juričić is currently preparing two books scheduled for publication in fall this year: Political Risk Management in Business, the first comprehensive Croatian handbook on the subject, and The New Disorder, an English-language book exploring the emerging global order shaped by geopolitical fragmentation, technological disruption, and shifting centres of power.