About Pantarhei Corporate Advisors
Brussels Office Since
2010
Firm Description
In a rapidly changing and increasingly complex environment, we find future-proof answers to your communication challenges – no matter where you are in Europe. We combine the specialist expertise of a strategic Public Affairs and communications agency with the analytical, process-based approaches of a management consultancy.
Ownership Structure
Pantarhei is a 100% partner-led and partner-managed corporate consultancy.
International Network
H/Advisors
Key Strengths
Deep understanding of business models and how they are affected by political intervention.
Broad network and the ability to build alliances and platforms from the scratch.
Vast experience in Public Affairs at both national and EU level.
Number of Public Affairs Consultants
10
Key Clients
Raiffeisen Bank International, Greiner, Association of Construction Products, InFamily Food, Austrian Post, Amiblu.
Thought Leadership
The current political paradigm shift creates uncertainties and ambiguities for European businesses. New emotionally charged radical political positions, make the old political system more fragile and less open for fact-based input. This disruption of politics mandates a rethinking of the way we interact with European associations and stakeholders in the EU.
The focus on a more marketing and data driven understanding of the new generation leads to a change in communication. Mass communication turns into multi-individual-communication. Participants expect fast, if not instant reactions. At the same time, separation of internal and external communication is diminishing. A political environment that is more agile due to this new way of communicating requires all participants to increase speed and flexibility in handling of new stories.
Organisations like associations or corporates must undergo a fundamental mind-set change. They need to embrace this new paradigm if they want to continue to contributing to the agenda through Public Affairs. Otherwise they will fail to make their case in what will be the biggest transformation of Europe in decades.
