Experts in
Who we are
Cavendish Advocacy excels in the art of making progress through persuasion, effecting the change you want to see in a hyperconnected, political world.
We combine insight with influence, and creativity with connections, to help your ideas change other people’s minds – when change matters most.
Politics
Our expertise
Our approach
Public and MP attitudes to net zero and climate change report
Cavendish Advocacy has worked with Yonder to survey the public and MPs on their attitudes to the climate crisis and awareness of government policy to combat climate change.
Stonewater
Initially tasked with providing stakeholder engagement backing at a local level to support development sites, the brief developed to become a national public affairs programme, focused on raising Stonewater’s profile with political stakeholders in Westminster and influencing the direction of Government policy.
SIBA
We have worked with them to develop key messaging, collateral, relationships and tactics to create noise around the policy change, bringing it from a niche issue affecting small breweries to become a campaign that has garnered attention from across the political divide and rattled the Treasury’s cage.
Communities that work
Cavendish Advocacy helps position Communities that Work as the voice of housing associations who deliver employment support, raise the organisation’s profile within government and the social housing sector, and increase membership. We also help secure greater recognition for the work that housing associations do regarding employment support.
Our Thinking
The public wants net zero, but only when it’s affordable. Business needs to lead the way.
https://vimeo.com/545377935/889f4c5a32 This article first appeared on City A.M.’s website. You can view it here. Combating climate change and reaching net zero is quite rightly at the heart...
Is uncertainty the one thing we can be certain of over the coming months?
Hope is in the air. The sun is shining, the vaccination programme is progressing, and people can take advantage of non-essential shopping, sit in a beer garden, and see their friends and loved ones....