Fabrice Pothier

Fabrice Pothier comes with an extensive background in global policy and strategic affairs. Currently, he serves as the CEO of Rasmussen Global, a geopolitical consultancy, and is a senior director at the same organization since 2015. His insights have seen him become a regular media speaker, with appearances on CNN, BBC News, and in the Economist. Moreover, his earlier work as a NATO director of policy planning and the founding director of Carnegie Europe only adds to his comprehensive understanding of the global political landscape.

Aside from his roles in various prestigious organizations, Pothier's political acumen has led him to significant endeavors, including standing as a candidate in the European elections of 2019 for Emmanuel Macron's La République En Marche. He also co-founded the Senlis Council, advocating for progressive drug policies and improved health facilities for drug addicts in Afghanistan. Additionally, Pothier was instrumental in advising the Office of the President of Ukraine on long-term security guarantees and the Kyiv Security Compact.

Pothier's focus on international security and democracy is further exemplified in his accomplishments within NATO and his significant initiatives like the Readiness Action Plan and the Defence Capacity Building Initiative. His writings on strategic affairs for the International Institute of Strategic Studies offer more depth to his insights on international affairs. His co-founding of the Transatlantic Commission on Election Integrity and his role in exposing interference in the 2018 Mexico elections, the Macedonia name referendum, and Ukraine elections underline his commitment to democratic processes and integrity. These experiences make Pothier a knowledgeable source on global policy, strategic affairs, and election integrity.