Start with the Audit.
The fixed-fee diagnostic that maps where your public affairs function is leaking, and the roadmap to wire it together before the next fight finds you.
You cannot buy this with a credit card, and that is on purpose.
I take a limited number of engagements at a time, because the work is real and the seat I sit in for a few weeks is close to the center of your operation. So this starts with an application. You tell me what fight you are in and how your function is built today. I read every one. If it is a fit, we scope the Audit together on a short call. If it is not, I will tell you that too, and point you somewhere more useful.
The Audit is fixed-fee. It takes a couple hours of your time and a few weeks of mine, and you walk away with a clear map of where your exposure is and what to build, whether or not you ever work with me again.
Most companies discover the same thing.
Their policy, comms, legal, and coalition work are all responding to the same regulatory environment with no shared strategy and no one at the intersection. The Audit names that gap precisely and prices the risk. You walk away with:
A misalignment map
Where GR, comms, and legal are creating risk by working the same regulatory environment with no shared strategy.
An exposure read
Against the specific fights on your horizon: hearings, comment windows, rulemakings, the regulatory surface that actually touches your business.
An integration roadmap
The blueprint for wiring the function into one operating model that runs without a single point of failure.
Board-ready budget language
To take that roadmap upstairs, drawn from the same case used to get eight figures approved at enterprise scale.
The right next step if one of these is true.
- A policy fight is live or on your horizon, and your function was never wired to win it as one thing.
- Your regulatory exposure has grown and your public affairs capacity has not kept up.
- AI tools are being adopted across GR, comms, and legal with no one owning the governance.
- You are about to hire a senior GR lead and want to give them a function worth joining, not a fragmented system to repair.
- You had a policy or communications miss in the last year that felt avoidable.
The next fight will not wait for your function to get organized.
After you submit.
I read it
I read your application personally, usually within a few business days.
A short call
I reach out to scope a 30-minute call to confirm the Audit is the right move and agree on scope.
A real reply
I tell you, and point you toward a better next step where I can.
No automatic calendar link, no sales sequence. A real read and a real reply.
Tell me what you are working on.
I read every application personally.
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