AI for public-affairs teams.
Monitoring, briefings, and the meeting in the morning are a workflow. We put a forward-deployed engineer on that work for advocacy and public-affairs firms.
EU policy monitoringStakeholder mappingBriefings
Where the hours go.
The audit picks one of these and follows it through the people who actually do it. We do not start from a tool list.
Monitoring EU policy and legislation
The Commission, Parliament, and Council sources your team already watches, filtered down to the files you actually follow.
Stakeholder mapping
Who holds which file, kept current: rapporteurs, shadow rapporteurs, Commission units, and the coalitions around them.
Briefings and consultation responses
First drafts assembled from your own positions and sources, with every claim traceable for the person who signs it off.
Meeting preparation
A one-page prep for the morning meeting: who is in the room, what they said last, and what you need from them.
Knowledge management
Past positions, consultation answers, and meeting notes searchable in one place, not buried in someone's inbox.
Internal workflow automation
The admin around the advocacy: approvals, reporting to clients or members, and the spreadsheets that hold it together.
Training for the team
Workshops for the people who will use it: what it does, where it fails, and how to check its output.
Public affairs, with the engineering.
The team includes Craig Burchell, who has long experience in Brussels public affairs. He was global head of trade at Philips Electronics and Senior Vice President at Huawei China, and has spent 25 years advising global technology leaders on law, policy, and market access.
Meet the teamSame method. Your subject matter.
A workflow audit first. Then workshops, a custom build, or both. An AI-partner retainer only when something is in production and you want it looked after, including managed agents.
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