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The Abu Dhabi Department of Culture and Tourism paid Brunswick Group $6.9M during the six-month-ended-November period for corporate communications and digital advisory work for the Abrahamic Family House.
Located on Saadiyat Island, the interfaith complex features three separate houses of worship and a forum that hosts discussions and educational events.
The AFH, which opened in February 2023, includes the Imam El-Tayeb Mosque, which is named after the Grand Imam of the Al-Azhar Mosque in Cairo; Moses Ben Maimon (e.g., Maimonides) Synagogue; and St. Francis Church.
Its mission is to build on the “Document of Human Fraternity” to promote world peace and interfaith dialogue that was signed by Pope Francis and Ahmed El-Tayeb in Abu Dhabi in 2019.
Brunswick’s AFH team includes Julia Ghiheen, Errol Cockfield, Noam Safler and Chanel Caraway.
It extended an invite to Kelly Osgood of the New York Times to cover the AFH, and responded to a request from CNBC’s Michael Sutton to film at the facility.
Brunswick also received $30K from former client London Legacy Development Corporation.
Cogent Strategies has signed on to support the European Union’s social media push to promote its policies and messages to the American public.
FGS Global has updated its public diplomacy and communications contract with the embassy of the United Arab Emirates, showing $5.6M in fees through 2006.
Impact Management Group, which is headed by Republican operative Terry Benham, works to build US support for Ukraine.
Rational 360 has ironed out its six-month $1.2M contract with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund to position it as a “sophisticated global investment fund.”
APCO has signed on to promote this month’s visit of Ahmed Al Khateeb, head of Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Tourism, to the US.
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