B&K Agency announces a new department of Geopolitical Intelligence headed by Heath Sloane

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Brussels, 1 December 2025 – B&K Agency is pleased to announce that as of 1 December, Heath Sloane joins the B&K Agency team as Director of Geopolitical Intelligence to kickstart geopolitical intelligence practice. In this role, he will be responsible for developing research and analysis on global security dynamics, advising clients on evolving political risks, and supporting the broader work of the government relations team.

Heath brings extensive experience in foreign-language OSINT and investigating extremism, authoritarian governance, and disinformation campaigns across multilingual and transnational ecosystems. He focuses on how global actors shape information flows, political risk, and regulatory debates, providing clients with grounded assessments that support strategic planning and engagement.

Heath’s research centers on Europe’s evolving geopolitical landscape, with particular attention to how external actors such as China and the MENA region shape the continent’s security, policy debates, and strategic outlook.

B&K Agency is delighted to welcome Heath to the team, reflecting our continued commitment to further enhance geopolitical risk analysis and deliver rigorous and forward-looking strategic guidance.

“With this latest addition to the team, we are marking a new chapter in company’s development – expanding our efforts to support clients with high quality intelligence on the transformations that determine the new world order. I welcome Heath Sloane to the team and look forward to what 2026 brings next to B&K,” said B&K Agency’s Executive Director Julia Kril.

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B&K Agency is the public affairs firm advising on European affairs and geopolitical risk. We help our clients navigate through complex issues in today’s world and build effective engagement strategies to make positive changes in society.

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