Jorge Quintana, CEO of ACK3, analyzes how geopolitics and the security environment are redefining resilience and decision‑making in organizations
Madrid, Spain — In an international context marked by growing geopolitical instability and increasing pressure on critical infrastructures, ACK3 (Strategic Risk & Decision Advisory) participated in a Radio Intereconomía program to examine the direct impact of this environment on business activity. During the interview, Jorge Quintana, CEO of ACK3, emphasized how global risk has ceased to be an external factor and has become a structural variable within corporate strategy:
“Companies no longer operate in stable environments. Today, uncertainty is part of the system and demands new capabilities for anticipation and response.”
Throughout the conversation, key issues were addressed, including organizational exposure to crisis scenarios, disruptions in supply chains, pressure on critical assets, and the growing interdependence between the geopolitical environment and corporate decision‑making. In this regard, Quintana highlighted the need to integrate advisory services with strategy and applied economic intelligence within executive processes—not only as an analytical tool, but as a central element to ensure business continuity and organizational resilience.
The discussion also focused on the evolution of the concept of corporate security, which now goes beyond traditional approaches to incorporate a broader perspective in which risk management, asset protection, and adaptive capacity become essential factors for sustainable growth.
“Talking about defense in business today means talking about preparedness, anticipation, and the ability to operate in complex environments. It is not only about reacting, but about understanding the context before it impacts,” Quintana concluded.
About Radio Intereconomía
Radio Intereconomía is a media outlet specializing in economic, business, and financial information, with an editorial line centered on macroeconomic analysis, markets, and corporate activity. In programs that examine global risk, the station also incorporates a strategic dimension linked to geopolitics, security, and defense, exploring how these factors directly affect the business environment. This approach brings to the corporate sphere concepts traditionally associated with the defense sector—such as anticipation, resilience, and asset protection—and contextualizes them within business decision‑making. In doing so, Radio Intereconomía positions itself as a relevant platform for analyzing the intersection between economics, global risk, and corporate strategy.
ACK3’s participation in Radio Intereconomía reinforces its position as a reference actor in strategic intelligence and risk management, providing analysis and context in an increasingly demanding global environment for companies and institutions.
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