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Brussels Office Since

2000

Firm Description

Since 1987, Brunswick has been helping clients navigate the interconnected financial, political and social worlds to build trusted relationships with all their stakeholders. A global partnership, with 27 offices in 18 countries, we act as one firm, without financial or geographic barriers to support clients facing complex, international challenges.

In Brussels, we specialise in public affairs and campaign management on business-critical issues. We have an unrivalled knowledge of EU public affairs and assist clients in engaging with the political, media and regulatory environment locally and across all EU Member States.

We combine deep technical knowledge and expertise in gathering critical insights with strong strategic advisory and engagement skills, to help our clients anticipate and react to the changing policy and political landscape.

Ownership Structure

Partnership.

International Network

Founded in 1987, Brunswick’s global partnership has grown organically over the past 35 years into 27 offices in 18 countries across the Americas, Asia, Europe and IMEA.

Brunswick’s capabilities are continually expanded with additional senior advisory roles and partners in all our offices and areas of operation, allowing us to connect across companies, sectors, and industries.

Key Strengths

Our strengths include:

• Public and regulatory affairs
• Media relations
• Competition, Antitrust, and Foreign Investment
• Corporate communication and reputation management
• Geopolitical
• Financial situations
• Investor engagement
• Digital strategies and content creation
• Insights – polling and data analytics

Number of Public Affairs Consultants

27

Key Clients

• Amway
• AWI
• Daikin
• Veolia Water (new)
• Amgen (new)
• ICE
• Broadcom (new)
• Merck
• The Walt Disney Company

Thought Leadership

Brunswick Social Value Review The Brunswick Social Value Review made its debut in January 2020. It chronicles the growing pressure on companies to create social value alongside financial value. It shows how quickly thorny societal issues can become critical issues for business. Inequality, climate change, diversity, access to healthcare, privacy – today’s business leaders must be clear where they stand on a growing list of societal challenges. The Brunswick Social Value Review profiles the pioneers, asks the difficult questions, and shows what leadership looks like in today’s business world. Reports and Surveys – www.brunswickgroup.com/reports-i4405/ Delivering content on the latest trends across the social, political and economic spheres. This has included sectoral studies on current issues with a view to offer a contribution to public debates, e.g. “Ethics and Tech” and the “EU Competition Policy Study: Expectations for Change”.