Public Affairs – communication with institutions and lobbying
Decisions by governments, local authorities and regulators can move a business forward or hold it back. We help companies and organisations navigate public policy, shape their positions and communicate with decision-makers at local, national and European level.
Book a meeting→How we can help
Stakeholder mapping
We identify who decides on your issue, who influences it and where they stand.
Legislative and regulatory monitoring
We track changes that may affect you and flag risks and opportunities early.
Positions and policy papers
We help you explain clearly and objectively what you propose and why it matters.
Engaging decision-makers and building coalitions
We connect you with partners, associations and experts who share similar goals.
Investor and stakeholder relations
We help build trust with investors, partners, local communities and other groups that matter to your business.
Who it is for
For companies, associations and organisations whose business is shaped by legislation or public decisions, and for those who want to advocate their positions openly and transparently.
How we work
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Analysis: we map the issue, the legislation and the key players.
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Strategy: we agree on goals, messages and the order of steps.
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Delivery: we engage with decision-makers, the media and partners.
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Evaluation: we follow developments and adapt the approach.
Projects we have worked on
Take a look at selected campaigns and case studies from our work.
View projects→Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between public affairs and lobbying?
Public affairs is broader: it covers monitoring, analysis, communication with the media and the public, and relationship building. Lobbying is one part of it, the direct communication with decision-makers.
Do you also work at European level?
Yes, we help you navigate European legislation and communicate at that level.
When is the right time to start with public affairs?
The sooner, the better. The most influence is possible at the beginning, while new regulation is still being prepared.