Public Affairs

Policy in Southeast Asia is made through relationships, evidence and timing. We help organisations engage governments, regulators and the wider stakeholder community with credible positions, the data to support them and a programme that builds trust over time rather than asking for favours.

Our public affairs work ranges from industry association advocacy and coalition building to regulator engagement for a market entrant, report launches that put evidence into the policy debate, and issue campaigns that bring the public along.

Work for APISWA on alcohol policy in Cambodia and the economic case for wine and spirits across five markets, for TRACIT on illicit trade in ASEAN and for Mastercard on cybersecurity partnership shows how evidence and relationships work together.