We deliver expert, international communications services across all business sectors. We create and execute political and profile-raising campaigns for individuals, candidates, organisations and companies to change hearts, minds and laws and deliver upset and unexpected victories.
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Everything is different now.
The media are angry, and are looking for answers. Politics and the image of politicians are debased in the opinion of voters. Financiers and fund managers are no longer seen as “masters of the universe”. The public is the most untrusting it has ever been. If you are a business, an entrepreneur, a candidate, or a director of an association, the outlook has never been more complex. Yet at the same time, with the support of those who know how to communicate with your audiences effectively, the opportunity to advance your cause against the competition has never been greater.
Certainty is no longer a desirable part of successful communications strategies: it’s a requirement. If you demand results, accuracy and excellence in your communications, then BTP Advisers deliver.
Your Opinion
We trusted BTP Advisers in helping secure vital coverage throughout the international media in the build up to a crucial election campaign in the DRC. Their experience and contacts gave us unparalleled exposure, from speaking engagements to national newspapers, radio and online. Helping to shore up our message and draw attention to developments as polling day neared, the BTP team helped us make our voices heard in an increasingly noisy global media landscape, delivering instant and lasting results.
Medard Mulangala
President, the Union for a Republican Majority, DRC
Our Blog
How strong is Mitt Romney?
Posted 10/01/2012 by Charles Anglin
Mitt Romney is about to win the New Hampshire primary to select the Republican challenger to Barack Obama in November, having squeaked the tightest of victories last week in Iowa. After New Hampshire the cavalcade will move on to South Carolina and Florida, if as the polls suggest he takes either or both of those states he will have achieved unstoppable momentum and have wrapped up the nomination by the end of January.
This is all the more surprising as Romney generates little love among the Republican base. Over the last year he has consistently failed to win more than 25% support in the polls of the party’s supporters. A Mormon in a party dominated by Evangelists, his extraordinary ability to mouth totally contradictory positions with equal passion and commitment on a range of subjects from abortion, to healthcare to climate change has left the right of the Republicans (the overwhelming majority of the party) deeply suspicious of his ideological purity. Apparently he hasn’t needed to be pure – just to be left the last man standing.
Romney is an anti-candidate, he is campaigning against Obama rather than for any particular policy agenda of his own.
