Dan Doherty

Executive Vice President Corporate Affairs Practice Lead, North America

Dan Doherty is an Executive Vice President and the North American Corporate Affairs Practice Leader at BCW, a renowned, award-winning integrated communications agency that caters to the C-suite consultancy model and agenda. Dan is based in Washington, D.C. and is a top counselor to business leaders on myriad issues, including today’s pressing reputational and public policy challenges across the globe.

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Dan offers clients more than 20 years of public affairs experience and his organizational reputation, crisis and issues management expertise, government affairs, and media relations counsel have guided the successful efforts of a wide variety of corporate, association and nonprofit clients. He has counseled high-profile organizations on customer, investor, community, government, and labor relations, including both union organizing and decertification campaigns.

He has leading perspective in global public affairs and crisis solutions and direct insight into the fast-moving world of emerging and interwoven topics, including:

  • Corporate/C-Suite perspective on the 2024 outlook and what to anticipate in another year of anticipated volatility.
  • C-Suite perspective on key legislative decisions (e.g., the Russia-Ukraine War, Dobbs SCOTUS decision).
  • How reglobalization and increasing geopolitical fragmentation are impacting international business.
  • The forces - including national security - shaping global supply chains.
  • The rapid development of technology, such as generative AI, and how it affects workforces and industries.
  • The rise of the individualistic consumer and how attitudes drive purchasing power and brand reputation.
  • Complexity of labor and workforce negotiations and how they impact bottom-line growth.
  • The changing role of purpose and ESG initiatives in maintaining stakeholder relationships.
  • How industry leaders can communicate their solutions to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change.

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