Founded in 1993, Consensus is a global consulting firm
based out of New York City.

Founded in 1993, Consensus initially focused on large-scale initiatives such as joint-venture partnerships and mergers and acquisitions involving public companies. Our role was predominantly strategic, although negotiation was always an integral component of our engagements. Then, as the Internet became a growing force in the world economy, our engagements became more varied and our client roster began to include emerging companies, as well. We became increasingly involved in negotiating partnerships, private placements, divestitures, mergers, and acquisitions on behalf of our clients. Often this entailed working both with start-ups as well as with well-established, multinational companies.

By the turn of the millennium, we had established ourselves as negotiation and relationship management specialists, and were quite involved in Harvard Law School‘s Harvard Negotiation Project. In 2000, we incorporated a Training & Development practice. And, in 2006, we rounded out our service offerings by adding an international Peace Building practice.

Since our beginnings, the Consensus team has been involved in hostage negotiations, diplomatic negotiations, executive training and coaching, and more than $1 billion of business transactions throughout the world. Although more than twenty-five years have passed, we continue to embody the same ideals and culture established almost three decades ago – namely, a commitment to providing the highest standards of professional and client service and to helping our clients tackle their toughest professional, strategic, and diplomatic challenges.