Our Services

Foreign Government & Embassy Relations

Navigating Washington on behalf of a foreign government or international entity requires a different kind of firm — one with genuine intelligence and foreign affairs experience, senior relationships on both sides of the aisle, and a clear understanding of what Washington will and won't accept.

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House Intelligence Committee Former committee member — Chris Stewart

FARA-Compliant Representation Full compliance advisory included

Bipartisan Senior Relationships State Dept., NSC & Capitol Hill

"Foreign governments don't need a lobbyist. They need a trusted interpreter — someone who understands both sides of the room and can translate interests into outcomes."

Representing a foreign government or international entity in Washington is one of the most complex and sensitive engagements in public affairs. It requires not just relationships, but credibility — the kind that comes from having served in senior positions where global security, intelligence, and foreign policy intersect. Our principals bring that standing to every client engagement.

What We Do

We represent foreign governments, embassies, sovereign entities, and international organizations before the U.S. Congress, the State Department, the National Security Council, and key executive branch agencies.

Congressional engagement and relationship development on behalf of foreign governments
State Department, NSC, and executive branch liaison and engagement strategy
Embassy advisory services — navigating Washington's political and policy landscape
Foreign military sales, security assistance, and defense cooperation advocacy
Trade, sanctions, and economic policy engagement at the legislative and executive level
FARA-compliant representation and compliance advisory
Crisis communications and rapid response in politically sensitive situations

Our Approach

Foreign government representation demands a firm whose principals have operated at the intersection of intelligence, diplomacy, and legislative power — not one learning those dynamics on your engagement.

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Intelligence-Level Perspective

Our president served on the House Intelligence Committee, receiving classified briefings on the full spectrum of global security threats. That context shapes how we understand geopolitical dynamics and how we position our clients within them.

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Bipartisan Credibility

Foreign affairs in Washington is never purely partisan, but it is always political. We maintain credibility and working relationships on both sides of the aisle — essential for representing international clients across changing administrations and shifting congressional leadership.

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Discretion as a Standard

Foreign government representation requires an elevated standard of confidentiality, sensitivity, and reputational care. We operate with the discretion appropriate to engagements where the stakes — diplomatic, political, and economic — extend far beyond Washington.