Instinctif Partners opens Abu Dhabi office, continuing its expansion in the MENA region

"I am delighted to expand our capabilities in the MENA region with the opening of a third regional office in Abu Dhabi," said Julian Walker, Group CEO at Instinctif Partners. "Our Abu Dhabi office will enable us to support clients seamlessly across several sectors and industries in the capital through exceptional client service, deepening our footprint in this dynamic region. This commitment to meeting our clients where they are, is reflected in the quality of our work and caliber of our team."

Jim Donaldson, Non-Executive Chair at Instinctif Partners, further emphasized: "Abu Dhabi is of strategic importance to our growth in the Middle East. Our new office will strengthen our in-market capabilities, adding depth to the insights we provide our clients. Instinctif Partners' growth is tied to the success of our clients, which is why we take a client-first approach globally."

Late last year, Instinctif Partners launched its MENA Public Policy practice, to act as a bridge between the public and private sectors and advise governments on their ambitious development agendas. 

"This latest strategic phase of our growth ambition for the region has been long in the planning," adds Bartel. "Fresh from our winning Large Consultancy of the Year at the PRCA MENA Awards 2024, we are reinforcing our sustained impact and commitment to excellence." 

About Instinctif Partners

Instinctif Partners (www.instinctif.com) is an EMEA communications consultancy and strategic reputation advisor, partnering with clients to navigate change, mitigate risk and build value through communications that influence and engage the right audiences in the right way.

Headquartered in London, Instinctif operates across Europe, Africa and the Middle East through its wholly owned network of offices and globally through its affiliate network.

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