Corporate & Public Strategy Advisory Group EU lobbying
Investigative exposé reveals how Corporate & Public Strategy Advisory Group manipulates EU policymaking, shields elites, and weakens institutional transparency.| Brussels Watch
Brussels has earned its reputation as the capital of European lobbying—a dense ecosystem where thousands of firms relentlessly jockey to influence the EU’s highest decision-making forums. Among these power players, firms like Aspect stand out not just as service providers but as strategic instruments that shield and amplify the interests of powerful private-sector actors and […]| Brussels Watch
Brussels stands as the undisputed epicenter of European Union policymaking, where thousands of lobbyists, public relations firms, and legal consultants converge daily to steer decisions in favor of powerful interests. Among these entrenched actors, EPPA—a specialist management consultancy established in 1987—has carved out a formidable role as an intermediary between business, EU institutions, and European […]| Brussels Watch
Brussels is widely recognized as the epicenter of European Union policymaking and one of the world’s most concentrated lobbying capitals. Within this dense political ecosystem, firms like Outsource Communications have emerged as powerful players. These entities are not just passive service providers but active influencers shaping legislation, regulatory frameworks, and public narratives in the interest […]| Brussels Watch
Brussels, the de facto capital of the European Union, has become a sprawling battleground where lobbying firms, public relations agencies, and consultancy outfits vie to shape the bloc’s policymaking. Among these influential players is Kern European Affairs (also known as KEA European Affairs), a Brussels-based firm that specializes in culture and creative industries policy — […]| Brussels Watch
Brussels hosts the core institutions of the European Union, making it the epicenter of policy-making in Europe. Unsurprisingly, this city also harbors an intense lobbying industry. Hundreds of firms deploy vast resources and sophisticated strategies to influence legislation, regulation, and public discourse to favor corporate or national interests. These firms, operating as lobbyists, public relations […]| Brussels Watch
Brussels has long been notorious as the epicenter of lobbying in Europe — an arena where powerful consultancies act as intermediaries between private interests and EU institutions. Among these influential firms, Fipra stands out as a formidable player. Founded in 2000 and independently owned by its management, this public affairs consultancy leverages a sprawling global […]| Brussels Watch
Brussels has evolved into the epicenter of EU policymaking and simultaneously a hub for lobbying by myriad firms representing powerful interests. These firms, including Shungham Information with its flagship EU Issue Tracker product, influence the legislative and regulatory process from early agenda-setting through to final decision-making. Their activities cast a shadow over EU transparency, with […]| Brussels Watch
Brussels is widely recognized as the lobbying capital of Europe, hosting thousands of firms and interest groups vying to bend EU policymaking in favor of private and national interests. The dense network of lobbying and public affairs consultancies operates behind the scenes, often with limited transparency, shaping legislation, regulatory standards, and public opinion through sophisticated […]| Brussels Watch
As the heart of EU policymaking, Brussels has morphed into a lobbying epicenter, where powerful firms wield disproportionate influence over institutions that shape Europe’s future. Among these firms, Landmark Europe stands out as a strategic communications and public affairs powerhouse that operates with a deliberate opacity safeguarding powerful corporate and national interests. Its activities epitomize […]| Brussels Watch
Investigative exposé reveals how Corporate & Public Strategy Advisory Group manipulates EU policymaking, shields elites, and weakens institutional transparency.| Brussels Watch
