A small, deliberately private practice.

The Office of Corporate Diplomacy & Strategic Services was founded to address a specific gap in the advisory market: clients facing high-stakes, regulated, or politically sensitive matters were being handed to generalist consultants, transactional lobbyists, or law firms whose mandate ended at the courthouse door.

What those clients needed was a single counsel capable of holding the strategic, regulatory, and diplomatic dimensions of a matter simultaneously — and willing to do so under conditions of strict confidentiality, with the seniority and standing to be received by the institutions that decide outcomes.

That is the practice we built.

Geographic focus

Our principal corridors are the United Kingdom, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the Gulf Cooperation Council states, and the wider Levant. We accept selective mandates in the European Union and in established financial centres including Singapore and Hong Kong, normally on referral and where the matter aligns with our core competencies.

The network

The Office maintains a closed network of senior advisors — former regulators, retired senior diplomats, sectoral counsel, and former operating principals — engaged on a per-mandate basis. Network identities are not published. Membership is by invitation and bound by sustained non-disclosure.

What we do not do

We are not a public-affairs firm. We do not undertake lobbying as a regulated activity. We do not place advertising or sponsor public events. We do not retain a press office. We do not name clients. The practice exists for matters that should not be on the public record, conducted under instruments that are.