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Our approach

As institutions around the world compete for capital, business and talent, they are increasingly scrutinized for their strategic readiness and judged by how they respond to challenges.

Kekst CNC helps global business and institutional leaders navigate these challenges and opportunities, and develop and execute the integrated communications strategies necessary to maintain the confidence of stakeholders in this era of accelerated change.

We approach this through our three principles of:

Growth

By supporting their organic and transactional growth initiatives.

Transformation

By generating confidence in transformations that redefine businesses and industries.

Protection

By preventing, preparing for, responding to and recovering from reputational challenges.

Insights

Sustainability and the Supply Chain: Taking Center Stage

Sustainability and the Supply Chain: Taking Center Stage

Sustainability and the supply chain have been under the magnifying glass for some time now: Witness the fashion and textile industries where the 2013 collapse of the Rana Plaza building in Dhaka, Bangladesh, killed more than 1,100 workers at five garment factories.

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Munich Security Index 2021

Munich Security Index 2021

In an era defined by geopolitical competition and mounting global threats that can only be addressed in cooperation, it is important to assess and compare how people in different parts of the world view some of the most critical global security risks. To this end, the Munich Security Conference (MSC) and Kekst CNC together have built a new dataset on global risk perceptions: the Munich Security Index.

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Episode 11: Digital (Dis)trust

Episode 11: Digital (Dis)trust

In our 11th Global Thinking podcast episode, guests Simon Pfeiffer and Randolf Carr, Policy Advisors at the Munich Security Conference and Kekst CNC’s James Johnson discuss the findings of a recent European survey conducted by Kekst CNC on behalf of the Munich Security Conference on digital (dis)trust. The research finds that Europeans are deeply concerned about their security online and worry that their countries are too dependent on foreign suppliers of digital technologies.

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Our expertise

In an era of unprecedented challenge, change and opportunity, our clients rely upon the sound judgment, innovative thinking and proven effectiveness of the Kekst CNC teams.