Ballard Partners Expands Global Reach with Strategic Partnership with TACT in Canada

WASHINGTON, DC – Ballard Partners, a leading international public affairs and lobbying firm, today announced a strategic partnership with TACT, a prominent communications and public affairs firm based in the province of Québec, Canada. This collaboration will enhance both firms’ capabilities to serve clients with interests spanning the United States and Canada.

The partnership will allow Ballard Partners and TACT to leverage their respective expertise and networks to provide comprehensive public affairs and government relations services to clients operating in both countries. This strategic alliance will facilitate seamless collaboration on cross-border issues, ensuring clients receive tailored and effective strategies to achieve their objectives.

“We are thrilled to welcome TACT to the Ballard Global Alliance,” said Brian Ballard, President of Ballard Partners. “This partnership reflects our commitment to expanding our international reach and providing our clients with unparalleled access to key markets. TACT’s deep understanding of the Canadian landscape and their proven track record of success make them an ideal partner for us. We look forward to working together to deliver exceptional results for our clients.”

“Partnering with Ballard Partners marks an important step for TACT in expanding the depth of insights we provide to our clients,” said Daniel Matte, Partner and Co-founder of TACT. “Understanding the evolving U.S. political landscape is essential for businesses operating in Canada, and this strategic alliance will give our clients unparalleled access to Ballard Partners’ expertise. By combining our strengths, we can offer sharper intelligence and strategic counsel that empower our clients to navigate cross-border challenges with confidence.”

The partnership will focus on:

  • Cross-border advocacy: Providing strategic counsel and representation on issues impacting both the U.S. and Canada.
  • Market access: Assisting clients in navigating regulatory and political landscapes in both countries.
  • Reputation management: Developing and executing integrated communications strategies to protect and enhance clients’ reputations.
  • Business development: Facilitating introductions and connections between clients and key stakeholders in both markets.