On February 4, 2027, the annual "Corporate GR" forum will take place for the fourth time. It is an annual professional platform for discussing current issues and exchanging effective practices in business–government relations.
The forum will bring together executives and professionals responsible for corporate relations and legal affairs, Government Relations and Public Affairs, strategy and business development, foreign economic activity, and regulatory policy, as well as senior executives and business owners.
The event will provide an opportunity to discuss aspects of corporate GR that rarely become the subject of open professional debate: how the GR function is structured, how it interacts with senior management and other corporate functions, how GR performance is assessed, how Russian and foreign companies differ in their GR practices, and how approaches to GR vary at the federal, regional, and international levels.
Key topics of the business program include:
— Regulatory Trends for 2026–2027;
— The CEO Perspective on Corporate GR: How Business Leaders View the Role of the Government Relations Function;
— Between Global and Local: Foreign Companies in Dialogue with Government;
— Russian Companies and Government: Corporate GR in Practice;
— Beyond Russia: International GR in Practice;
— GR at the Regional Level: Engaging with Russia’s Regions.
Forum participants will be able to compare the experience of companies across different industries and discuss which approaches work best depending on business structure, market, and geographic footprint.
The forum will conclude with an evening cocktail reception and networking session. The evening program will also include a presentation of the new book by Eduard Voytenko, CEO and Managing Partner of Baikal Lobridge, and Anastasia Parfenchikova, Partner at Baikal Lobridge — “Dialogue with Government: A Practical Guide for Shareholders and Senior Management.”
Date: February 4, 2027.
Venue: Baltschug Kempinski Moscow.
Participation fee: RUB 63,000, including VAT.
The number of participants is limited by the forum format. Registration is open.
The forum will bring together executives and professionals responsible for corporate relations and legal affairs, Government Relations and Public Affairs, strategy and business development, foreign economic activity, and regulatory policy, as well as senior executives and business owners.
The event will provide an opportunity to discuss aspects of corporate GR that rarely become the subject of open professional debate: how the GR function is structured, how it interacts with senior management and other corporate functions, how GR performance is assessed, how Russian and foreign companies differ in their GR practices, and how approaches to GR vary at the federal, regional, and international levels.
Key topics of the business program include:
— Regulatory Trends for 2026–2027;
— The CEO Perspective on Corporate GR: How Business Leaders View the Role of the Government Relations Function;
— Between Global and Local: Foreign Companies in Dialogue with Government;
— Russian Companies and Government: Corporate GR in Practice;
— Beyond Russia: International GR in Practice;
— GR at the Regional Level: Engaging with Russia’s Regions.
Forum participants will be able to compare the experience of companies across different industries and discuss which approaches work best depending on business structure, market, and geographic footprint.
The forum will conclude with an evening cocktail reception and networking session. The evening program will also include a presentation of the new book by Eduard Voytenko, CEO and Managing Partner of Baikal Lobridge, and Anastasia Parfenchikova, Partner at Baikal Lobridge — “Dialogue with Government: A Practical Guide for Shareholders and Senior Management.”
Date: February 4, 2027.
Venue: Baltschug Kempinski Moscow.
Participation fee: RUB 63,000, including VAT.
The number of participants is limited by the forum format. Registration is open.
