Geopolitical intelligence risk advisory firm Global Situational Awareness is pleased to announce the appointment of Anand Subbiah as Head of Business Development – Middle East, North Africa, Turkey and CIS, supporting the company’s continued expansion across the region.
Anand Subbiah brings more than three decades of experience in the security sector, with a strong track record of establishing and expanding business operations across the Middle East and Africa region. He is also an active member of the ASIS Middle East Chapter, further strengthening his connections within the regional security community.
In his new role, Subbiah will develop Global Situational Awareness’s commercial growth strategy across the region, focusing on expanding the company’s footprint and developing strategic client partnerships.
Commenting on the appointment, Steve Smith, CEO of Global Situational Awareness, said: “We are delighted to welcome Anand to the team as we continue to strengthen our presence in the Middle East and beyond. His extensive experience and deep understanding of the market will be instrumental in driving our next phase of growth.”
Anand Subbiah added: “I am excited to begin this new chapter with Global Situational Awareness. This region is strategically important, with rapidly evolving markets, and I look forward to driving growth, strengthening partnerships, and delivering meaningful value to clients across the region.”
About Global Situational Awareness
Global Situational Awareness is a specialist geopolitical intelligence and risk advisory firm providing organisations, governments, and NGOs with intelligence-led insights to support informed decision-making and risk mitigation.
Its services include geopolitical strategic risk advisory, real-time alerting, travel risk management through the IRIS platform, and global monitoring via its Security Operations Centre (GSOC), delivering embedded intelligence, business risk mitigation, and horizon-scanning capabilities. https://www.globalsitu.com/
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