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BR McCaffrey Associates LLC provides strategic, analytic, and advocacy consulting services to businesses, non-profits, governments, and international organizations. We also work with clients to generate investment or non-profit funding. Our purpose is to get specified results for clients who want action.

On a retainer basis, McCaffrey Associates provides strategic planning support to client CEOs, Board Chairmen, and senior corporate leadership. We will help build linkages between government and private sector clients; design public relations, media, advertising and legislative strategies; and provide client specific analysis of U.S. and international political and economic issues. McCaffrey Associates will also undertake on a success fee basis to shape client business and investment partnerships.

BR McCaffrey Associates LLC will not engage in activities that would require us to register as an agent of any foreign government. Our operating guidelines will be based on absolute business integrity and fairness. We will provide clients with value enhancing consultation, protect their proprietary information, ensure no conflict of interest, and aggressively support their business objectives.

NEW! On Tuesday, 23 June 2009, General McCaffrey published an op-ed in The Miami Herald about the Obama Administration's new approach to Cuba. Click here to read his op-ed: A new approach to Cuba - The Miami Herald - 23 June 2009

General McCaffrey's Testimony to the US House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform - Subcommittee on National Security and Foreign Affair's Hearing on "National Security Implications of U.S. Policy Toward Cuba" on Wednesday, April 29, 2009. Engaging Cuba For Re-Integration Into The Community Of The Americas

Newsweek (International Edition) - April 6, 2009 The Last Word: Why Mexico is Job One. Interview with General Barry McCaffrey

Inter-American Dialogue’s Latin America Advisor – Monday, April 6, 2009 Featured Q & A : Does the White House's Mexico Initiative Go Far Enough? Guest Comments by General Barry McCaffrey