Partner with CES
Join the independent institution connecting leadership, capital, intelligence and delivery capability across the Preparedness Economy.
Built around the Bush House Agreement
CES brings together governments, financial institutions, businesses, academia and civil society around five ecosystems. Partnership is not a sponsorship. It is a year-round relationship that gives your organisation earlier intelligence, trusted expertise, cross-sector networks, and structured engagement on the economic-security issues that matter to you.
Individual Member
- CES Executive Economic Security Intelligence Briefing
- Monthly economic security webinar — what changed, what matters, what to watch, with Q&A
- Access to selected CES research and early-release material
- Preferential access and rates for CES events
- Engagement with the wider CES economic-security community
- Upgrade path to full professional intelligence service
Associate Partner
- Named organisational relationship with CES — access to networks, expertise and convening
- Future of Security participation
- Engagement in one primary Bush House ecosystem
- Access to CES intelligence briefing and relevant research
- Preferential rates for additional CES advisory and programme activity
- Recognition as a founding institutional supporter
Strategic Partner
- All Associate Partner benefits
- Deeper participation in a Bush House ecosystem programme
- Senior private CES briefing during the year
- Greater access to CES expertise and closed-door dialogue
- Enhanced Future of Security participation
- Priority access to workshops and selected working groups
Anchor Partner
- All Strategic Partner benefits
- One of a limited number of high-engagement year-round relationships
- Senior leadership engagement with CES
- Membership of CES Counsel
- Private annual economic-security preparedness session
- Significant participation in one Bush House ecosystem
- Recognition as a principal early institutional supporter of CES
- Named acknowledgement at Future of Security
Separately priced: commissioned research, bespoke workshops and executive education, wargaming and preparedness exercises, Future of Security sponsorship and exhibition, and professional economic-security intelligence licences. Partnerships buy access and participation — not CES conclusions, research findings or governance control. CES retains its independence.