Public affairs consultancy StrateVarious LLC has signed a $12,000-per-month pact with the government of Georgia in a bid to expand bilateral foreign and trade relations between that former Soviet Union state and the U.S.
According to Foreign Agents Registration Acts documents filed with the Justice Department, StrateVarious has been hired to assist the government of Georgia with respect to coordinating relations with media and key opinion makers, as well as facilitating meetings and educating U.S. leaders regarding developments in the Eurasia nation.
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Scope of the work will include message development for Georgian officials, including assistance with articles and op-eds and the preparation of public addresses by Georgia’s Prime Minister and U.S. Ambassador, as well as strategy, policy analysis (which includes identifying themes that resonate strongly with Trump administration) and targeting efforts in an attempt to craft a narrative for use by the Georgian Embassy and its communications team that tells the nation’s story.
The contract runs until July, 2018.
StrateVarious is led by Enders Wimbush, a former Booz Allen Hamilton and Science Applications International Corporation exec. who served as a member of the U.S. Broadcasting Board of Governors; and Elizabeth Portale, former chief of staff and director of corp. strategy for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
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