Reva Goujon

Reva Goujon is a geopolitical macro strategist with nearly two decades of experience working with C-suites and government agencies on how to deconstruct risks, assess future scenarios, and make informed, high-stakes decisions. Reva is known for her ability to watch the map move and anticipate how deep, structural forces, including US-China great power competition, aging demographics, disruptive technologies, the energy transition, and the reorganization of global trade, are reshaping corporate behavior and the global order at large. 

Reva is currently a director for the corporate advisory team at Rhodium Group, an independent research and advisory firm globally renowned for its ability to produce cutting-edge, data-driven insights on China and energy-driven impacts to the world. Reva leads Rhodium Group's research on US-China technology competition and has worked extensively with companies developing bleeding-edge technologies in the semiconductor, AI, and autonomous driving industries.

Prior to joining Rhodium Group, Reva was a Managing Director and Head of Strategic Intelligence at Martin+Crumpton Group LLC, an intelligence-driven strategic advisory and risk management consulting firm. Before that, Reva was Stratfor's Vice President of Global Analysis, where she spent 15+ years leading a global team of intelligence analysts and served as the chief thought leader for the firm's strategic analysis, forecasting, and scenario-planning services.

Reva is a life member of the Council on Foreign Relations. She has a bachelor's degree in government from the University of Texas and a master's degree from the Security Studies program of the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.