Grayling has once again been recognised by Chambers in its Global Crisis & Risk Management Guide 2026, securing a place in the rankings for the second consecutive year.

The recognition reinforces Grayling’s position as a trusted strategic communications partner to organisations facing complex reputation, crisis and stakeholder challenges across global markets.

As businesses operate in an increasingly volatile environment, effective crisis preparedness and reputation management have become critical boardroom priorities. From geopolitical uncertainty and regulatory scrutiny to cyber threats and rapidly evolving stakeholder expectations, organisations are navigating a more complex risk landscape than ever before.

Grayling’s global crisis and risk management specialists work alongside clients to help them anticipate challenges, respond effectively when issues arise and build long-term resilience. The firm’s integrated approach combines strategic communications, stakeholder engagement, public affairs and reputation management expertise to support organisations before, during and after critical events.

The Chambers ranking is based on extensive independent research, client feedback and market analysis. It reflects not only the quality of advice provided by Grayling’s consultants, but also the trust clients place in the agency to support them during some of their most important moments.

Commenting on the recognition, Grayling Global Deputy CEO, Jonathan Curtis said:

“We are delighted to be recognised by Chambers for a second consecutive year. This achievement reflects the expertise of our teams across the world and their unwavering commitment to helping clients navigate increasingly complex challenges. In a rapidly changing environment, organisations need trusted advisors who can provide clarity, strategic counsel and practical support when it matters most. We are proud to continue playing that role for our clients.”

The recognition also highlights the strength of Grayling’s international network and the collaborative approach that underpins its crisis and risk management offering. By bringing together specialists across markets and disciplines, Grayling helps clients respond confidently to issues that transcend borders and stakeholder groups.

Grayling’s ranking can be viewed in the Chambers Global-Wide Crisis & Risk Management Guide 2026.

For more information about Grayling’s Crisis, Issues & Reputation Management offering, please contact jonathan.curtis@grayling.com.