Europe

Identify macro opportunities and risks in a new European landscape

Will the EU integrate further or fragment? How serious is the populist backlash against Brussels? What direction will European industrial policies take amid greater competition from China? What will the long-term impact be on Europe’s energy policy following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine?

We help our clients prepare for shifts in politics, policy and trade as the EU faces a new era of uncertainty and disruption.

“Europe is entering a new age of strategic trade and energy policy impacting every dimension of the economy and every corporate sector.”

Thomas Ahrenkiel

Thomas Ahrenkiel

Partner

Thomas heads our Europe Practice. He was previously director of the Danish Defence Intelligence Service and permanent secretary of state at the Ministry of Defence, as well as diplomatic advisor to the Danish prime minister.

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Thomas Ahrenkiel

Partner

Thomas heads our Europe Practice. He was previously director of the Danish Defence Intelligence Service and permanent secretary of state at the Ministry of Defence, as well as diplomatic advisor to the Danish prime minister.

Sarah Naimark

Partner

Sarah specialises in strategic tools such as scenario planning and macro diligence, working closely with clients to leverage MAP’s insights directly into corporate decision-making. Her background is in international politics and economics.

Dominic Asquith

Partner

Dominic heads our UK Practice and our work advising clients on India, the Middle East and North Africa. He was formerly British ambassador to Iraq, Egypt and Libya, and high commissioner to India.

Mark Carney

Senior Counsellor

Mark was governor of the Bank of England and chair of the Monetary Policy Committee, Financial Policy Committee and the board of the Prudential Regulation Committee from 2013 to 2020.

Emily Haber

Advisory Board Member

Emily served as German Ambassador to the United States from 2018 to 2023. Prior, she was deployed to the Federal Ministry of the Interior, serving as State Secretary overseeing security and migration at the height of the refugee crisis in Europe.

Poul Skytte Christoffersen

Senior Advisor

Poul advises clients on EU policy, drawing on a long career in Danish diplomatic service. He was chief negotiator for the European Council and a senior advisor at European Policy Centre.

Uwe Corsepius

Senior Advisor

Uwe served at the highest levels in German and EU government. He was previously head of department for European policy in the German Federal Chancellery and spent four years as secretary general of the Council of the European Union.

Catherine Fieschi

Senior Advisor

Catherine is a leading European politics expert and director of Counterpoint, an organisation offering research and advice on the dynamics of dissent and consent. She is a longstanding advisor to French political leaders and campaigns.

Ivan Krastev

Senior Advisor

Ivan is chairman at the Centre for Liberal Strategies in Sofia and permanent fellow at the Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna. He is a founding board member of the European Council on Foreign Relations.

James Marshall

Senior Advisor

James advises clients on UK and EU politics. He has more than a decade of experience advising successive UK prime ministers and cabinet ministers, most recently as the director of the policy unit in 10 Downing Street.

Constantijn Van Oranje-Nassau

Advisory Board Member

Constantijn is MAP’s director of digital technology and macro strategy. He has worked in both private and public sectors as an advisor on digital strategy, including to the European Commission and the Dutch Foreign Ministry.

Katrin Suder

Advisory Board Member

Katrin leads client engagements on German politics and developments affecting the global technology industry. She served as state secretary for the German Federal Ministry of Defence, where she was responsible for armament, cyber and information technology.

Our Impact | Europe

Advising a European manufacturer on the macro diligence steps needed to minimise supply-chain risk

In a fragmenting world, governments and companies are reassessing their dependence on goods, components and raw materials produced globally, leaving them vulnerable to supply-chain disruptions. We conducted a major risk review for our client, analysing its global footprint and delivering nearly one hundred different macro threats to monitor for early detection of risks.