The Pulse of Politics

Our future's heartbeat has a signal today

Analysis, Strategy, Positioning
Public Affairs in Brussels and Berlin

Sectors Served:

  • Energy and Climate
  • Digital Infrastructure
  • Pharma & Life Sciences
  • Financial Services
  • Trade Associations

How it works

A structured approach to political and regulatory work

Our work typically follows three steps:

01

Read the situation.

Who decides? What drives them? When can the outcome still change? We connect the political file, the institutional process and the interests at work.

01

Read the situation.

Who decides? What drives them? When can the outcome still change? We connect the political file, the institutional process and the interests at work.

02

Take a position.

A useful position makes choices. We establish what to defend, where to negotiate and how to make the case.

02

Take a position.

A useful position makes choices. We establish what to defend, where to negotiate and how to make the case.

03

Follow through.

We prepare meetings, test arguments and stay with the process. Political work continues after the conversation.

03

Follow through.

We prepare meetings, test arguments and stay with the process. Political work continues after the conversation.

Integrated practice across Berlin and Brussels

Integrated practice across
Berlin and Brussels

Doppelkompetenz
Berlin. Brussels. Read together.

A move in Berlin changes the calculation in Brussels. A decision in Brussels changes the options in Berlin.

We work across both. Our analysis connects national interests, European institutions and the people behind the positions. Our strategies follow those connections.

That is Doppelkompetenz.

A move in Berlin changes the calculation in Brussels. A decision in Brussels changes the options in Berlin.

We work across both. Our analysis connects national interests, European institutions and the people behind the positions. Our strategies follow those connections.

That is Doppelkompetenz.

RESEARCH & RESOURCES

#THEÜBERSICHT
Complexity, edited.

Political calendars, institutional maps and briefings. Researched, structured and
designed to be used.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What’s on your political agenda?

Berlin · Brussels

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Why should I work with a consultancy instead of handling politics internally?

External advisors see the same regulatory file across multiple clients and sectors — such pattern recognition is difficult to build within a single company. We work alongside in-house teams, adding capacity, structured analysis, and perspective from how similar issues are developing across Berlin and Brussels.

Why should I work with a consultancy instead of handling politics internally?

What does "Doppelkompetenz" mean for me?

What does "Doppelkompetenz" mean for me?

It means we work the Berlin and Brussels files together, not separately. National positions and EU positions are connected. A German political dynamic shapes how a file moves in Brussels, and an EU proposal lands differently in Berlin depending on the domestic context. We follow both and advise across the interaction between them.

What's included in your political consulting support?

Do you specialize in specific policy areas?

How do you work with our internal team?

How fast can you react to political developments?

Can you support us during critical political moments?

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