Central Asia

Communicating Central Asia’s Growth Opportunity

Hudson Sandler Central Asia is a strategic communications and sustainability consultancy bringing international best practice to the region through its local offices.

We support many of the biggest public and private sector organisations in Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan to help unlock their potential and positively showcase their stories internationally, including to investors, media, policymakers and think tanks.

We also promote and build awareness of Central Asian investment opportunities to support the region’s continued growth. This includes mounting global campaigns led by authoritative research and thought leadership. We have also organised multiple bilateral initiatives including convening international roadshows for trade delegations in the world’s major financial centres.

What sets us apart

Our offices Astana and Tashkent put Hudson Sandler Central Asia at the heart of a fast-growing region, and one whose stories deserve wider appreciation worldwide. We operate across frontiers, turning our deep local knowledge into compelling communications.

As in Africa, Central Asia is seeing the emergence of a new middle class, of new companies and new markets and the liberalisation of investment regulations and employment law. There are common challenges, too: potential political and financial instability, and exposure to the US dollar and oil prices. Navigating this fascinating but dynamic landscape lies at the heart of our service to clients.

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The ITFC is a member of the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) Group and was established with the primary objective of advancing trade. Hudson Sandler developed the communications strategy for its newest flagship Trade Connect Central Asia+ (TCCA+) Program and is delivering an on-going international media campaign.

International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation

Hudson Sandler advised American asset manager Franklin Templeton on their historic agreement with the Ministry of Finance of Uzbekistan to manage the National Investment Fund of Uzbekistan – a portfolio of 18 state owned enterprises. Alongside Uzbek stakeholders, Franklin Templeton will implement transformation strategies to ready the portfolio companies for international investors. The agreement represents a critical milestone in Uzbekistan’s economic reform journey.

Franklin Templeton