Building a favorable business environment tops the private sector’s list of priorities and requires specific strategies for social, economic, and political engagement. It also depends on strengthening corporate reputation, a key asset that underpins the development and maintenance of institutional relationships.

The outcome of this process will be to pave the way for sustainable business growth in the country.

Institutional engagement focused on business results.

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FLAG

FLAG Public Affairs brings together experience and strategic insight to guide its clients’ institutional engagement, effectively communicating the company’s or industry’s positions, arguments, achievements, and commitments to key stakeholders. FLAG supports its clients in participating in discussions and decision-making processes concerning public policies that affect their areas of operation.

THREE PILLARS

THE 
TEAM

The consultancy’s Senior Team is prepared to identify the best strategies for building and strengthening its clients’ institutional image, particularly in times of corporate crisis—an area in which FLAG has specialized expertise.

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Global Perspective: FLAG Public Affairs develops tailored programs for international clients that already have a presence in Brazil or are looking to invest in the country.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

GOVERNMENT RELATIONS

Strategic planning and management of relationships with government authorities (Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches) at the federal, state, and municipal levels.

GOVERNMENT RELATIONS

Institutional engagement in Brazil’s current environment requires professionalism, transparency, and ethics.

These are the foundations of FLAG Public Affairs’ work, that operates in compliance with applicable Brazilian legislation, as well as the guidelines of the FCPA (Foreign Corrupt Practices Act) and the UK Bribery Act.

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READY FOR
CHALLENGES

In light of the major political, economic, and social challenges facing the country, FLAG Public Affairs believes that the private sector should engage more—not less—with public authorities.
Increasingly, companies and industry sectors must establish and strengthen channels of institutional communication that can contribute to decisions that are critical to Brazil’s social and economic development.

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