 |
FTI Consulting has landed a $3M contract to craft and support a corporate communications strategy for Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.
The one-year contract, which went into effect on April 15, has monthly fees capped at $250K.
It covers communications and engagement strategies involving capital markets, mergers & acquisitions, PA and government relations.
FTI may get involved in economic development, lobbying, perception management, PR, and content development/distribution.
Senior management directors Cory Fritz (Washington), Lauren Burge (Brussels), Oliver Williams (Dubai); managing director Paul Harris (London), and senior director Damian Low (London) make up FTI’s PIF team.
The firm reports to Rahma Jeilani, who handles PIF’s corporate affairs.
Prior to joining PIF, she had a corporate affairs post at Goldman Sachs, and media relations spot at Barclays. Jeiliani also did brief stints at PR firms Freuds and Finsbury Glover Hering.
Rubenstein PR has signed on to promote the campaign of Uganda’s Olara Otunnu, 76, for the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
Milton Advisers is working the media on behalf of former Argentina First Lady and president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, who was convicted of fraud in 2025 and slapped with a lifetime ban from public office.
WPP's Ogilvy Group unit handles PR for Saudi Arabia’s CEER Motors and its flagship Exobot electric sedan and SUV vehicles.
Squire Patton Boggs has signed on to provide lobbying services to embattled Yemen.
GlobalPoint International has signed on to position Sudan’s Democratic Civilian Forces group as the best option to restore stability and prosperity in the war-torn country.
