What this is

Industry body strategy and collective voice. An association position carries weight a single company cannot, and building the right coalition often beats direct advocacy.

What it looks like in practice

  • Association landscape and influence assessment
  • Position building across member companies
  • Coalition formation where no suitable body exists
  • Shared evidence and secretariat support

What you get

Deliverables, stated up front.

Included in scope

  • Association landscape map
  • Coalition strategy
  • Shared position and evidence base
  • Secretariat and coordination support

Where it sits

Part of Public Affairs & Policy.

Engaging the people who write the rules you operate under.

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How we work on it

Inside Public Affairs & Policy.

Engaging the people who write the rules you operate under, transparently and on the record. In India this means central ministries, state governments, regulators and industry bodies, each with its own rhythm and its own view of what counts as a credible submission.

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01  Map

Policy landscape, decision makers, timelines and current position.

02  Position

The evidence based case, drafted for a policy audience rather than a commercial one.

03  Engage

Consultation responses, submissions, briefings and association work.

04  Monitor

Regulatory tracking and early warning on proposals that affect you.

Frequently asked

Questions about public affairs & policy.

Is this lobbying?

It is transparent policy engagement: consultation responses, position papers, evidence submission and association work, all on the record.

Do you have government relationships?

We have process expertise and coalition experience. Any firm claiming guaranteed access to specific officials should be treated with suspicion.

What will you not do?

Anything undisclosed, anything presented as independent that is not, and any engagement that cannot be described accurately in public.

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Related services.

Policy EngagementGovernment Relations

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