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Juan Verde is a globally recognized strategist in business, investment, and transition economies. He built his career at the very heart of international political and economic decision-making. He has held key advisory roles to the U.S. presidency, serving three U.S. presidents.
He gained extensive experience in trade policy, market access, and global competitiveness, working with more than 52 countries.
His expertise includes attracting foreign investment, business internationalization, geopolitical resilience, and redefining competitiveness in the new transition economy. Throughout his career, he has advised some of the world’s most influential leaders, including Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, and Joe Biden, as well as Al Gore, Hillary Clinton, and John Kerry.
He has also collaborated with numerous leading global companies and institutions. He has been recognized among the Top 100 Disruptive Managers and Leaders, and his contribution to transition economies has been further acknowledged through his participation in key UN climate conferences, COP25 and COP26.
Capital flows always reveal the direction of business. And Juan Verde brings a global perspective on how investment and the economy are currently being reshaped before the eyes of business leaders - rapidly, relentlessly, on both a global and local scale.
From the Canary Islands to the White House, Verde’s journey leads to the very center of global capital and business power. As a strategic advisor at the highest levels of American economic and international decision-making, with experience working alongside institutions and leaders shaping global markets, he offers first-hand insight into how the rules of the game are changing, where new competitiveness is emerging, and why resilience and sustainability are becoming indispensable currencies of success.
The question is simple: where is capital going next? Because those who understand this in time also understand how to position their business in the economy of the future - not to catch up with it, but to lead it.