Teneo’s McMillan Moves to FTI Consulting

Tue., Jan. 11, 2022

By Kevin McCauley

Graham McMillan

Graham McMillan has moved to FTI Consulting’s strategic communications arm as a senior advisor after a six-year stint at Teneo.

In Teneo’s London office, McMillan handled sustainability, ESG, public policy and political risk matters for clients in the UK and EU.

Earlier, he co-founded and helmed Open Road, PA and corporate communications shop. McMillan sold Open Road to Blue Rubicon in 2014. Teneo acquired Blue Rubicon in 2015.

During his more than 30-year career, McMillan has counseled clients such as Dow, National Grid, AstraZeneca and BHP.

John Waples, head of FTI’s stratcomm unit in the UK, said the addition of McMillan reinforces FTI’s commitment to providing clients comprehensive counsel in responsible business and sustainability areas.

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