Anna Jäderström is a strategic advisor specializing in Swedish and European policy at the intersection of defence, geopolitics, and industry. With a background in Swedish politics, she brings first-hand experience of how policy is shaped, negotiated, and implemented and how decisions in one domain create ripple effects across sectors, markets, and strategic priorities. She works with governments, defence actors, and industry leaders navigating complex geopolitical environments, advising on how to align policy, strategy, and operational realities.

Her work focuses on the critical gaps between institutions, incentives, and systems where strategic blind spots often emerge. She is particularly known for identifying what others overlook and translating complexity into clear, actionable direction across the defence and geopolitical landscape. This perspective is grounded in a deep understanding of how fragmented stakeholders, regulatory frameworks, and market dynamics interact in practice enabling organisations to navigate uncertainty and act with precision in high-stakes contexts.

She holds an MSc in Economic History and a BA in History, underpinning her work with a long-term, structural perspective on geopolitical and policy-driven change.

Anna Jäderström also speaks on defence, geopolitics, and global security.