Atlantic Council: Summary

Atlantic Council

Nonprofit, think tank, public policy, international relations

The Atlantic Council delivers timely and relevant insights to policymakers and the public, helping to shape informed discussions on global challenges.

The Atlantic Council is a nonpartisan organization that promotes US global leadership and engagement in partnership with allies and partners. It provides in-depth analysis and insights on pressing global challenges to shape a peaceful and prosperous future.

In-depth issue briefs and reports; Rapid insights on global events; Expert analysis on international relations; Comprehensive publications on regional issues

The service is most valuable for policymakers seeking informed analysis, researchers looking for comprehensive reports, and the general public interested in understanding global issues.

Access to a network of top experts and policymakers; A long-standing reputation for nonpartisan analysis; A comprehensive approach covering multiple global regions and issues

The Atlantic Council's strengths lie in its extensive expertise, diverse programs, and ability to mobilize coalitions for impactful solutions.

The Atlantic Council positions itself as a thought leader in international affairs, focusing on US engagement with global partners.

Target users include policymakers, researchers, and the general public interested in international relations and global challenges.

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• global leadership

• policy analysis

• international relations

• public engagement

Shaping the global future together

Informative, authoritative, engaging

The Atlantic Council uniquely combines foundational research with actionable policy solutions, positioning itself as a leading voice in international affairs.

The brand identity emphasizes collaboration, expertise, and a commitment to shaping a better world through informed policy discussions.

1961-01-01

• Michele Dunne