What is the difference between “lobbying” and political intelligence?
Political intelligence firms are not looking to influence legislation on behalf of clients, but rather to provide unique “monitoring” of information through personal relationships and news gathering. Clients consider it an “internal intelligence centre.” Additionally, as a point of interest for hedge funds and private equity groups, political intelligence firms are not required to disclose who their clients are or what their annual revenues are. This gives those clients an extra layer of confidentiality and privacy. • Describe the background of the people that work with The OSINT Group. Our team consists of political intelligence strategists, former Capitol Hill aides, former government and military intelligence operatives and business intelligence experts from the private sector. In this complex and changing world, intelligence is power and we offer clients power to access information that gives them a competitive advantage in the marketplace. • How is “political intelligence” deliver
