He is also the co-author of The Long Boom (Perseus, 1999), a vision for the world characterized by global openness, prosperity, and discovery When Good Companies Do Bad Things (Wiley, 1999), an examination of, and argument for, corporate social responsibility and China’s Futures (Jossey-Bass, 2001), which describes very different scenarios for China and their international implications. His first book, The Art of the Long View (Doubleday Currency, 1991 audio tape, 1995 paperback, 1996), is considered a seminal publication on scenario planning and has been translated into multiple languages. Peter is the author of Inevitable Surprises (Gotham, 2003), a provocative look at the dynamic forces at play in the world today and their implications for business and society. The Center researched the business milieu, lifestyles, and consumer values, and conducted scenario planning for corporate and government clients. Before joining Royal Dutch/Shell, Peter directed the Strategic Environment Center at SRI International. His team conducted comprehensive analyses of the global business and political environment and worked with senior management to create successful strategies. He also sits on the boards of The Long Now Foundation, The Center for New American Security, and the Center for Strategic Studies.įrom 1982 to 1986, Peter headed scenario planning for the Royal Dutch/Shell Group of Companies in London. Peter is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, the World Economic Forum Global Agenda Council, the World Affairs Council and, in Singapore, the Research, Innovation and Enterprise Council. He creates private discontinuity committees to help senior advisors and policy makers avoid strategic surprise by identifying relevant threats and opportunities and designing creative strategies for avoiding or embracing them as appropriate. His current research and scenario work is particularly focused on climate change and national security issues, and also encompasses energy resources and the environment, technology, telecommunications and aerospace. An internationally renowned futurist and business strategist, Peter specializes in scenario planning, working with corporations, governments, and institutions to create alternative perspectives of the future and develop robust strategies for a changing and uncertain world. He is also Senior Vice President of Global Government Relations and Strategic Planning at. Peter Schwartz is co-founder and chairman of Global Business Network, a Monitor Group company, and a partner of the Monitor Group, a family of professional services firms devoted to enhancing client competitiveness.
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