01Preparing a state delegation
Protocol, precedence, seating and briefing notes across a three-day programme, including the private meetings that never appeared on the published agenda.
Selected work
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Representative mandates
01Protocol, precedence, seating and briefing notes across a three-day programme, including the private meetings that never appeared on the published agenda.
02Positioning, clientele mapping and the terms of a first regional presence, with a client experience standard written for local expectations rather than imported wholesale.
03Programme design, guest architecture and moderation for a closed forum, from the invitation list through to the conversations the principals actually wanted to have.
04Reading the exposure, sequencing what could be said and to whom, and rebuilding a public posture over six months without a single statement made in haste.
05Four sessions on protocol, cross-cultural intelligence and client experience for a senior team, built on their own accounts and rehearsed against their hardest meetings.
06An aviation and mobility programme for a board travelling under time pressure, with ground protocol, discretion and contingencies settled before the first departure.
A note on discretion
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