Kishore Mahbubani

Leadership

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Singaporean diplomat and academic; former UN ambassador and founding dean of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy; speaks on geopolitics and Asia's role in the world.

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In-person $50,000-$100,000 (published bands, AAE Speakers, Oct 2026 - guidelines, not quotes)
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Leadership Speaking
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praised Professor Mahbubani's vast diplomatic experience and noted that the speaker's profound research and insights on international relations made him a renowned expert and scholar in the field of international geopolitics.
Mr Paul Tse, Executive Vice Chairman, Hong Kong Policy Research Institute; Member, Hong Kong Legislative Council — Hong Kong Policy Research Institute
Source: en.prnasia.com · as featured on their profile · paraphrased

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