Celebrating the 6th anniversary of guiding clients across the EU

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This March, B&K Agency is proudly celebrating its 6th anniversary of guiding clients across the EU affairs.

“In times as turbulent as now, it is crucial to keep building bridges between institutions and business,” said Julia Kril, executive director of B&K Agency. “The uncertainty is growing with each day, yet businesses operating in Europe need assurance in their long term future.”

Over the past six years, B&K Agency’s work in EU public affairs has been guided by one principle: helping our clients solve their most pressing issues. In an environment shaped by rapid political, economic and geopolitical change, trusted advice matters more than ever.

Looking ahead, we will continue to leverage our expertise to navigate the evolving regulatory frameworks, drive effective advocacy and stakeholder engagement, delivering measurable impact across the EU policy landscape.

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