Pinnacle Public Affairs

Pinnacle Public Affairs (Pinnacle) is a client-centred government relations and strategic communications firm, serving a wide array of clients at the national level. It serves as the essential link between the governments tasked with serving the public interest, and Canandian organizations affected by public policy decisions.

Pinnacle helps you navigate the intricate public policy landscape, to make the policy difference crucial to your organization. We ensure that you are able to affect the policy, regulatory and funding decisions that determine the success of your enterprise. We help you move government into action.

To help you achieve your goal, Pinnacle delivers a full range of public affairs services. From policy analysis and strategic planning, to issues and crisis management. From advocacy, to strategic and tactical communications. Pinnacle creates solutions and delivers results.

Pinnacle's approach is client-centred. It focuses on providing direct and consistent service. Every day. Whether your need is to secure substantial public funding, mobilize political support for a public policy initiative, or effect regulatory change, Pinnacle gets results.

Pinnacle has the demonstrated knowledge base, skills, experience - and the record - to help you succeed in a complicated environment.

Titch Dharamsi brings over 15 years of senior public sector and government relations experience to your cause. He has served as lead consultant to a number of major national and international organizations in areas as diverse as tax policy, mining, and international trade. He has an established an impressive record of success in meeting client objectives.

While in national government, Titch served as the Senior Policy Advisor and Executive Assistant to a senior federal Cabinet Minister. Prior to that he was a consultant in the corporate finance division of an international consulting company, where he advised on public-private partnerships. Titch also served in the Ontario government as an aide to various Ministers and the Premier, and as an Executive Council Member of a provincial agency.

Titch concluded his post-graduate studies at Cornell University, where he was appointed a Fellow of the Institute for Public Affairs and where he founded and edited a prominent public policy journal.

Titch has also contributed to numerous community activities. He has served as Chair of Medical Education for South African Blacks (MESAB - Canada), Secretary of the Ontario Liberal Party, and President of the Madope Development Corporation, which established agricultural and human development projects in rural Tanzania.