Bringing corporate decisionmakers and Carnegie experts together to better understand and navigate the technological, economic, security, and political drivers shaping a rapidly changing international landscape.
Bringing corporate decisionmakers and Carnegie experts together to better understand and navigate the technological, economic, security, and political drivers shaping a rapidly changing international landscape.
About Corporate Circle
About Corporate Circle
The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace generates strategic ideas and independent analysis to help countries and institutions take on the most difficult global problems and advance peace.
The Carnegie Corporate Circle provides leading private sector companies the opportunity to engage with Carnegie’s unparalleled network of more than 170 experts from diverse disciplines and perspectives who are world-renowned scholars and include distinguished diplomats and senior figures from the defense, intelligence, and business worlds. We engage DC-based corporate representatives through regular in person and virtual events, closed-group and individual briefings, curated analysis, and VIP forums. One primary engagement includes monthly briefings, scheduled roundtable discussions led by Carnegie scholars on key international events and issues.
Please contact Nelly Sutro for more information on Corporate Circle.
The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace generates strategic ideas and independent analysis to help countries and institutions take on the most difficult global problems and advance peace.
The Carnegie Corporate Circle provides leading private sector companies the opportunity to engage with Carnegie’s unparalleled network of more than 170 experts from diverse disciplines and perspectives who are world-renowned scholars and include distinguished diplomats and senior figures from the defense, intelligence, and business worlds. We engage DC-based corporate representatives through regular in person and virtual events, closed-group and individual briefings, curated analysis, and VIP forums. One primary engagement includes monthly briefings, scheduled roundtable discussions led by Carnegie scholars on key international events and issues.
Please contact Nelly Sutro for more information on Corporate Circle.
Carnegie Corporate Connections
Carnegie Corporate Connections
Carnegie welcomes support from a diverse range of corporate funders who share our goals, mission, and values. Corporate supporters, past and present, include:
Accenture | Amazon Web Services | ANA Holdings | Audi | Axio Global | Bank of America | Bp | Cargill | Chevron | Chubb | Citadel Securities | Citigroup | Daikin | Eni | ExxonMobil | Facebook | Gilead Sciences | Google | Hitachi | Intel | JBIC | JP Morgan Chase | Leonardo | Marubeni | Mitsubishi | MUFG Bank, Ltd. | Munich Re | Nikken Sangyo | NVIDIA | Oaktree Capital | Management | Proctor & Gamble | Shell | Subaru | Sumitomo Corporation | Swiss Re | Tata Sons | Boeing | Tokio Marine Holdings | VMware | Warburg Pincus
Carnegie welcomes support from a diverse range of corporate funders who share our goals, mission, and values. Corporate supporters, past and present, include:
Accenture | Amazon Web Services | ANA Holdings | Audi | Axio Global | Bank of America | Bp | Cargill | Chevron | Chubb | Citadel Securities | Citigroup | Daikin | Eni | ExxonMobil | Facebook | Gilead Sciences | Google | Hitachi | Intel | JBIC | JP Morgan Chase | Leonardo | Marubeni | Mitsubishi | MUFG Bank, Ltd. | Munich Re | Nikken Sangyo | NVIDIA | Oaktree Capital | Management | Proctor & Gamble | Shell | Subaru | Sumitomo Corporation | Swiss Re | Tata Sons | Boeing | Tokio Marine Holdings | VMware | Warburg Pincus
2025 Briefings Calendar
2025 Briefings Calendar
February 27, 2025: Briefing
Understanding President Trump’s Approach to the World
Christopher S. Chivvis, Senior Fellow and Director, American Statecraft Program
In this briefing, Chris Chivvis, Senior Fellow and Director of Carnegie’s American Statecraft Program, provided insights into the Trump administration’s foreign policy outlook and the potential implications and repercussions for the United States as a nation and for relations with Europe, Russia, and China.
February 27, 2025: Briefing
Understanding President Trump’s Approach to the World
Christopher S. Chivvis, Senior Fellow and Director, American Statecraft Program
In this briefing, Chris Chivvis, Senior Fellow and Director of Carnegie’s American Statecraft Program, provided insights into the Trump administration’s foreign policy outlook and the potential implications and repercussions for the United States as a nation and for relations with Europe, Russia, and China.
March 20, 2025: Briefing
Where Does Ukraine Go From Here?
Nate Reynolds, Senior Fellow, Russia and Eurasia Program
Eric Ciaramella, Senior Fellow, Russia and Eurasia Program
Nate Reynolds and Eric Ciaramella, Senior Fellows in the Carnegie Russia and Eurasia Program, reviewed the changing realities of the conflict in Ukraine and what the implications of these shifting dynamics are for international political and economic security, as well as future diplomatic relations and global cooperation.
March 20, 2025: Briefing
Where Does Ukraine Go From Here?
Nate Reynolds, Senior Fellow, Russia and Eurasia Program
Eric Ciaramella, Senior Fellow, Russia and Eurasia Program
Nate Reynolds and Eric Ciaramella, Senior Fellows in the Carnegie Russia and Eurasia Program, reviewed the changing realities of the conflict in Ukraine and what the implications of these shifting dynamics are for international political and economic security, as well as future diplomatic relations and global cooperation.
April 24, 2025: Briefing
Can the White House Pressure Russia into Ending the War in Ukraine?
Alexandra Prokopenko, Fellow, Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center
Andrew Weiss, VP for Studies
Prokopenko and Weiss, two of the world’s leading authorities on the Russian economy and financial system, assessed the Trump administration’s threats to tighten the screws on Russian decisionmakers in the hope of bringing about an end to the war in Ukraine.
April 24, 2025: Briefing
Can the White House Pressure Russia into Ending the War in Ukraine?
Alexandra Prokopenko, Fellow, Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center
Andrew Weiss, VP for Studies
Prokopenko and Weiss, two of the world’s leading authorities on the Russian economy and financial system, assessed the Trump administration’s threats to tighten the screws on Russian decisionmakers in the hope of bringing about an end to the war in Ukraine.
Dates and times subject to change. For more information or to join for a future event, please email: nelly.sutro@ceip.org.
Past topics included:
- Questioning U.S. Strategy Towards China
- Insights from the Battlefield in Ukraine in the Wake of the Wagner Mutiny
- Emerging U.S. and EU Approaches to AI Governance
- Israel-Hamas War
- The Geopolitics of Climate Change
Dates and times subject to change. For more information or to join for a future event, please email: nelly.sutro@ceip.org.
Past topics included:
- Questioning U.S. Strategy Towards China
- Insights from the Battlefield in Ukraine in the Wake of the Wagner Mutiny
- Emerging U.S. and EU Approaches to AI Governance
- Israel-Hamas War
- The Geopolitics of Climate Change
Carnegie Research Programs
Carnegie scholars provide Corporate Circle members with global, independent, and strategic insights across all Carnegie programs. Discover more about Carnegie’s research programs below.
Carnegie Research Programs
Carnegie scholars provide Corporate Circle members with global, independent, and strategic insights across all Carnegie programs. Discover more about Carnegie’s research programs below.
Carnegie This Week
Carnegie This Week
Understand the world with the latest from our scholars around the world.