The collaboration unites the expertise of former U.S. National Security Advisor Robert C. O'Brien and former NSC Chief of Staff Alexander B. Gray with the diplomatic experience of Julie Bishop, who served as Australia’s Minister for Foreign Affairs from 2013 to 2018. By merging their regional networks, the firms intend to guide multinational companies through complex regulatory and security landscapes, specifically within the mining, critical minerals, energy, defense, and technology sectors.
AGS and Julie Bishop & Partners Forge Indo-Pacific Advisory Alliance
Washington-based American Global Strategies and Australian firm Julie Bishop & Partners have formed a strategic alliance to navigate the converging pressures of geopolitics, national security, and international commerce. The partnership aims to provide corporate leaders with specialized intelligence across the United States, Australia, and the broader Indo-Pacific theater.
O'Brien emphasized the necessity of bridging U.S. and Australian strategic interests, citing the deepening alignment between Washington and Canberra as a primary driver for the partnership. Bishop noted that commercial decision-making is no longer insulated from government policy, requiring a more integrated approach to risk management. As supply chain shifts and defense priorities reshape the Indo-Pacific, the alliance positions itself as a conduit for firms attempting to reconcile domestic policy in both nations with their global investment strategies.
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