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 leverage our political and media networks to understand what is happening in key political centers before it is splashed on the front pages.
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 is boosting its transatlantic tech and climate offering with the appointment of Dara Murphy as a Senior Advisor. Murphy was Ireland’s Minister for Data Protection, European Affairs and the Digital Single Market. He had a key role in negotianions for both GDPR and Brexit and the creation of the D9 group of digital nations. As […]
President Biden vows an ambitious climate policy, leading the US transition to 100 percent clean electricity by 2035, and demanding – in his first year – that Congress legislate for reaching zero emissions by 2050. These efforts, however, might be constrained by differences within the Democratic camp and mid-term elections in critical, fossil fuel-dependent […]
Published 24 December 2020 — The warning signs are growing that China may make a move on Taiwan. Europe can no longer afford to be asleep at the wheel. For a few years Beijing has shifted its stance with Taipei, from tacit co-existence to a campaign of international isolation, coercing global forums like the WHO to exclude Taiwan […]
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