WHEN MIGHT YOU NEED KEMPOCK?
There are many situations where external political advice can make a huge difference to the outcome.
• You’ve been invited to give evidence to a parliamentary committee.
• A consultation or piece of legislation is likely to significantly affect your organisation.
• A media story is attracting political attention, or vice versa.
• You’re unsure how devolution affects your organisation or sector.
• A policy change could significantly affect how your organisation operates.
• Senior leaders need discreet, rapid and independent political counsel.
• A developing issue is creating political or reputational risk.
These situations rarely stay political, they quickly become operational or reputational issues.
That’s where Kempock comes in.
HELPING YOU NAVIGATE CHOPPY POLITICAL WATERS
For centuries, the Kempock Stone has stood above the Firth of Clyde in Gourock. Sailors once circled it before setting out to sea, seeking safe passage through uncertain waters.
Navigating devolved politics can be every bit as uncertain.
Good political judgement is often the difference between reacting to events and staying ahead of them.
Today we rely less on ritual or luck, but on experience, insight and sound judgement.
No spin. No noise. No nonsense. Straight-talking political judgement.
WHY KEMPOCK
Kempock was founded by Jamie Greene after more than a decade in elected office at the heart of Scottish politics.
As an MSP, committee member and shadow minister, Jamie worked on legislation, scrutinised ministers and public bodies, negotiated budgets, handled media scrutiny and managed political crises in real time.
Before entering politics, Jamie built a successful commercial career, giving him first-hand insight into the pressures facing businesses and organisations.
That combination of experience inside and outside politics gives Kempock a perspective that few advisers can offer.
That’s the Kempock difference.
LET’S TALK
If you need to understand the political landscape, plan ahead for change, or respond to political pressure, let’s have a conversation.
