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International Organizations
Insights on the agendas, activities, and engagement options with multi-country organizations like the United Nations.
International Organizations
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G7 - G20
- International Monetary Fund (IMF)
- OSCE
- United Nations
- United Nations - UNDP
- United Nations - UNESCO
- United Nations - UN Security Council
- United Nations - UN Women
- United Nations - World Food Program (WFP)
- United Nations - World Organization for Animal Health (OIE)
- World Bank
- World Bank - International Finance Corporation (IFC)
- World Health Organization
Sample members of the Poligage Experts Network for International Organizations include:
Jonathan Wachtel
Founder & Managing Director of Greater Good Associates
Jordan Ryan
Hamilton Advisors
Corey Arnez Griffin
CEO of 2GIP
Carlos Ruiz-Hernandez
Ambassador Carlos Ruiz-Hernandez
How Organizations Might Use Poligage for International Organizations:
Issue Heatmapping
Evaluate the alignment of your policy priorities or areas of risk for your organization against the priorities and agenda of leading international organizations.
Stakeholder Messaging and Engagement
Determine which international organizations may pose the most risk or opportunity to your organization, as well as how to effectively work through their divisions and which executives are best to engage to achieve your policy priorities.
Conference Preparation
Leverage the Poligage Experts Network to help you and your organization prepare for your participation in and presence at the conferences of international organizations, whether through briefing book creation, marketing collateral development, or advice on effective messaging and engagement with key conference stakeholders, including during the lead-up to and the aftermath of the event.