Hagai Segal

Hagai M. Segal is a world leading authority on geopolitical matters. He is an expert in terrorism and counter terrorism, oil and gas prices and middle east politics. He helps organisations understand, anticipate and manage complex geopolitical risks such as terrorism and global economic fluctuations. He lectures at the New York University in London and has a board seat on the London First Security and Resilience Advisory board. Booked as a speaker he is thought provoking, detailed and timely. NGO’s, corporations, police and security organisations all call on Hagai Segal regularly for his ability to see patterns, make connections and contextualise an ever changing international landscape.  

A self-titled ‘global citizen’ - Hagai Segal was born in the Middle East, however, he has lived all across the world, in South Africa, Australia and Belgium. He is a United Nations recognised expert and his work has seen travel across the globe serving in various roles. As a consultant Hagai has supported a number of affected by international security issues including terrorism. He has consulted for the Metropolitan Police, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and Gatehouse bank. Such high level institutions face geopolitical risks, for them Hagai helps them understand and minimise complex risks, he has proven time and time again to be a valuable source of intelligence.

Outside of his consultant work, Hagai is a frequent guest and contributor to some of the largest news organisations in the world, he is a trusted expert in the field of international relations and his direct, clear delivery carries over well. He has contributed to the BBC, CNN, Sky News, The Guardian and others across television, radio and in major newspaper outlets. He has delivered for corporations talks centred around oil and gas, middle east affairs, cyber risk and terrorism and counter terrorism.

For organisations like KPMG, Cushman and Wakefield, and Qantas, Hagai is called upon for his expertise, he helps corporations prepare and anticipate possible international issues enabling them to be proactive in their preparations and minimise risk to their businesses.