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Helping global leaders navigate today's volatile geopolitical landscape.
In a globalized world, business leaders must take into account the direct effect that political dynamics and regulatory, legislative and judicial decisions will play on the success and often the very survival of their businesses.
Teneo’s global government relations and public affairs consultants provide strategic counsel and tactical execution to the leaders of large and complex businesses on navigating today's volatile geopolitical landscape. Our team of government and public affairs advisors provide political intelligence derived from our experts' deep understanding of political dynamics and unrivaled networks, developed over decades in every major market.
We advise on policy response, and we optimize outcomes by developing effective narratives and securing the best possible positioning through advocacy, media relations, thought leadership and stakeholder outreach.
We offer sophisticated stakeholder mapping, detailed audits and sentiment analysis, insights on how clients’ competitors are engaging stakeholders and specific recommendations on action.
Teneo’s strategic partnership with geopolitical and policy advisory firm WestExec Advisors complements our best-in-class offerings with an impressive roster of senior national security and foreign policy professionals. WestExec’s experts provide deep knowledge and experience and vast global networks in the fields of defense, foreign policy, intelligence, cybersecurity, international economics and strategic communications. A natural extension of Teneo’s team, our partnership creates value for clients by providing an unparalleled understanding of global issues from both a macro and Washington insider’s perspective. This allows us to deliver analytical support on external factors and relationships that affect businesses – from geopolitical trends and risks, economic developments, evolving technological landscapes, and changes in Washington, D.C. and in other capitals around the world.
As tariff negotiations continue and Congress turns towards its late-summer agenda, we are monitoring the following: Countries continue to engage with the U.S. amid the extended pause on reciprocal tariffs. Despite previous extensions, Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick confirmed that August 1 is a “hard deadline” for implementation. The White…
As the Trump administration unveils sweeping changes to trade policy and Congress considers next steps following last week’s passage of the reconciliation bill, we are monitoring the following: In a significant shift, the Trump administration has extended the deadline for reimposing reciprocal tariffs to August 1, just days before the…
On Monday, February 3rd, Canada and Mexico secured a one-month pause on the planned 25% tariff on their exports (10% for Canadian energy), temporarily deescalating trade tensions that spiked after the Trump administration’s announcement on Saturday. Meanwhile, the administration levied 10% additional tariffs on imports from China starting at midnight…
