Chartwell Strategy Group adds Senior Advisors
Washington, August 14, 2024 – Chartwell Strategy Group, a strategic advisory firm specializing in government relations, Political risk management and strategic Communications, announced today that longtime Washington government relations professional Nathan Miller and international trade advisor Sanjeev Yadav have joined the firm as Senior Advisors.
“Nate and Sanjeev are significant additions to Chartwell Strategy Group,” said Ozzie Palomo, firm co-founder. “Clients increasingly require a real time and in depth understanding of the geopolitical complexities and their impacts on their Washington public policy agendas, especially as we near 2025.”
Miller will leverage his executive, legislative branch and private sector experience. He previously served as a member of both the National Security Council and the National Economic Council and had leadership roles at the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation and its predecessor, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation. Prior, Miller was a partner in several of well-respected Washington’s government relations firms where he gained a reputation as one of K Street’s savviest operatives and dedicated to client service.
Yadav brings a diverse set of experiences in both the public and private sectors from trade/diplomacy and international affairs to investment management, innovation, skill development and India and UK market expertise. He is the founder of Banyan Tree Global, an award-winning strategic consultancy and venture development firm with offices in Boston, London, and Delhi. Previously, he also a Vice Consul with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office posted at the British Consulate-General Boston and UK Trade and Investment (UKTI).
About Chartwell Strategy Group – Chartwell Strategy Group is a strategic advisory firm specializing in government relations, political risk management and strategic communications. We partner with leaders of the world’s most influential companies and organizations to navigate high stakes policy and reputational issues.
