Rose M. Georges

Rose M. Georges is a Foreign Affairs and National Security Strategist and Geopolitical Risk Advisor based in Boca Raton, Florida. She specializes in intelligence and policy integration, crisis management, and strategic geopolitical analysis, with a primary focus on the Caribbean and Latin America, particularly Haiti. She is recognized for translating complex security environments into clear, actionable insights that support senior-level decision-making across defense and interagency settings.

She currently serves as a Foreign Policy Advisor at United States Southern Command, where she analyzes political crises and geopolitical developments affecting regional stability and U.S. national security interests. In this capacity, she provides strategic assessments on emerging threats, governance challenges, and security risks, helping inform operational planning and policy coordination in high-stakes environments.

Her professional background includes military service in the Army National Guard, international relations work supporting the Florida National Guard’s State Partnership Program, and deployment experience in Europe. She is also active in Women, Peace and Security initiatives, where she advocates for greater inclusion of women in security and policy spaces. Alongside her national security career, she is a founder and advocate for educational access through community-focused initiatives supporting children in Haiti.