We are a firm with a purpose: to help democratic governments and companies navigate a complex world and get their message across, harnessing decades of political expertise with data-driven analysis. We shape and deliver winning campaigns to influence opinions, policies and decision-makers at global and local level.
Businesses and governments must deal with volatile politics, shifts in public opinion and fast-changing technologies. Cutting through the noise and shaping decisions is becoming a challenge for all.
Rasmussen Global brings together a team with high-level experience in government and diplomacy, and a unique expertise in new data-driven polling and communication strategies.
With offices in Copenhagen and in Brussels, and a presence in key capitals including Berlin, Paris, London and Washington DC, we keep our fingers on the pulse and can get your message across from key decision makers to the broadest audience.
We help you to understand what’s driving an issue, the key players, and how they can be swayed. We advise clients on their outreach strategies; or we deliver a multi-layered political campaign on your behalf, drawing together direct advocacy at all levels, media and data polling work, and building broad coalitions of stakeholders.
We work with innovative technology firms to conduct polling and market research, for a fraction of the cost and with far greater accuracy and insight than traditional providers.
Through our network within international business and governments across key markets, we facilitate high level contacts for investors.
Anders Fogh Rasmussen is known for delivering straight-forward messages on the current geo-political situation, global trade relationships, foreign policy and power balances.
Rasmussen Global’s Ukraine initiative is a strategic campaign seeking to keep Ukraine on the international agenda while at the same time keeping reform on Kyiv’s agenda.
Following the Revolution of Dignity in 2014, the Government of Ukraine has embarked on an ambitious journey to modernize the economy, uproot corruption and seek closer integration with Europe.
Reaching out to decision-makers and opinion formers, and shaping the debate on critical public policy issues, the project aims to keep Ukraine on the international agenda while keeping reforms on Kyiv’s agenda.
The British decision to leave the EU has created political uncertainty as well as risks and opportunities. Prime Minister Theresa May has confirmed that Britain wants to leave the EU single market and made it clear that her fundamental aim is to regain control of immigration and law-making. Rasmussen Global offers political, economic and legal advice to clients who are exposed to the future of Brexit.
As the Brexit process continues to be buffeted by domestic political factors on both sides of the aisle, Rasmussen Global’s James Holtum gives his take on what events of the past week could mean for the Withdrawal Agreement, Article 50, and the prospect of another referendum.Â
Huawei: The case that could trigger a trade war & a rethink of EU-China policy 31st January 2019 — With Huawei’s woes heating up on both sides of the Atlantic, Rasmussen Global’s Senior Adviser and expert on EU-China relations, Jonas Parello-Plesner gives his take on what this could mean for EU-China policy, and the trade […]
A historic defeat: Brexit upside down 16th January 2019 — Prime Minister Theresa May suffered a historic defeat in the British Parliament last night, as 432 MPs voted against her Brexit deal at its first outing in Parliament. Amongst those voting against May were 118 Conservative MPs and all 10 MPs of the Democratic Unionist Party […]
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