CES welcomes first cohort to the Preparedness Economy programme
Sample seed post. The Centre for Economic Security has opened its 2026 convening cycle, bringing together leadership, capital and delivery […]
Sample seed post. The Centre for Economic Security has opened its 2026 convening cycle, bringing together leadership, capital and delivery […]
Organisations and individuals can now formally endorse the Bush House Agreement, signalling support for a shared framework for the Preparedness Economy.
Two days at Bush House, King’s College London produced the Draft Articles of Productive Security — a shared framework for the six ecosystems of the Preparedness Economy.
CES Founder & CEO Dr. Rebecca Harding sets out the case for a Preparedness Economy in a piece for the British Foreign Policy Group.
CES contributes to the ITFA Strategic Advisory Council discussion on the intersection of trade finance and economic security.
CES publishes the Bush House Agreement, agreed at the Future of Security Conference on 29–30 June 2026. Ten Draft Articles now open for consultation across governments, financial institutions, industry, academia and civil society.