Full Name
Koray Köse
Job Title
Founder, Chief Analyst
Company
KŌSE Advisory
Speaker Bio
Futurist, AI strategist, adjunct professor, and public speaker, Koray operates at the intersection of geopolitics, technology, and global economic strategy, advising executives, investors, policymakers, and global stakeholders on the decisions that define competitive position, resilience, and long-term growth.
He is the Founder and Chief Analyst of KŌSE Advisory, a global advisory firm where GeoTech, geopolitics, and AI converge across global value chains, translating complex strategic environments into actionable frameworks.
Over two decades of senior advisory and executive experience, Koray has operated as both practitioner and strategist, from Analyst to Director at the Federal Reserve Bank, and from Chief Procurement Officer to Chief Industry Officer across global organizations, spanning automotive, defence, pharma, life sciences, semiconductors, and high-tech.
He has been appointed Special Adviser to the Centre for the Geopolitics of Global Change at ODI Global covering the convergence of geopolitics, geoeconomics, technology, and AI.
Koray is a member of the World Economic Forum (WEF) Expert Network, contributing perspectives on geopolitics, AI, emerging technologies, and global value chains reshaping international competitiveness.
He is the inaugural Senior Fellow at the GeoTech Research Center of GLOBSEC, selected by General John R. Allen to help establish what has grown into one of Europe's leading GeoTech research institutions and a Board Member of the Slave-Free Alliance, a member of the Forbes Technology Council, and a participant in NATO's 2030 Private Sector Dialogues.
He teaches MBAs at HULT International Business School and Northeastern University.
A published author of more than 100 works, his analysis has been featured in The New York Times, The Economist, The Wall Street Journal, BBC, Reuters, and Forbes, and he is a regular on-air commentator on Bloomberg, CNBC, and Channel News Asia.
His advisory engagements span technology firms, multinational corporations, think tanks, NGOs, VC and PE funds, and major conferences, including contributions of strategic intelligence assessments, geopolitical analysis, and human intelligence context to senior government and intelligence community forums across North America, Europe, and the Middle East.
He is the Founder and Chief Analyst of KŌSE Advisory, a global advisory firm where GeoTech, geopolitics, and AI converge across global value chains, translating complex strategic environments into actionable frameworks.
Over two decades of senior advisory and executive experience, Koray has operated as both practitioner and strategist, from Analyst to Director at the Federal Reserve Bank, and from Chief Procurement Officer to Chief Industry Officer across global organizations, spanning automotive, defence, pharma, life sciences, semiconductors, and high-tech.
He has been appointed Special Adviser to the Centre for the Geopolitics of Global Change at ODI Global covering the convergence of geopolitics, geoeconomics, technology, and AI.
Koray is a member of the World Economic Forum (WEF) Expert Network, contributing perspectives on geopolitics, AI, emerging technologies, and global value chains reshaping international competitiveness.
He is the inaugural Senior Fellow at the GeoTech Research Center of GLOBSEC, selected by General John R. Allen to help establish what has grown into one of Europe's leading GeoTech research institutions and a Board Member of the Slave-Free Alliance, a member of the Forbes Technology Council, and a participant in NATO's 2030 Private Sector Dialogues.
He teaches MBAs at HULT International Business School and Northeastern University.
A published author of more than 100 works, his analysis has been featured in The New York Times, The Economist, The Wall Street Journal, BBC, Reuters, and Forbes, and he is a regular on-air commentator on Bloomberg, CNBC, and Channel News Asia.
His advisory engagements span technology firms, multinational corporations, think tanks, NGOs, VC and PE funds, and major conferences, including contributions of strategic intelligence assessments, geopolitical analysis, and human intelligence context to senior government and intelligence community forums across North America, Europe, and the Middle East.
