John Kleineaschoff is Director with Teneo’s Strategy and Communications business, based in Brussels.
John is a specialist for the healthcare industry, working with pharmaceutical and medical device multinationals. He advises clients on their strategic communication, narrative development and political story-telling, as well as policy and regulatory analysis. He has life science companies on a range of issues such as their corporate positioning on artificial intelligence, value-based healthcare, or stakeholder engagement in the market access for pharmaceutical products.
John also works in the area of sustainability, where he advises clients on European regulations on corporate sustainable governance, and due diligence obligations in the supply chain.
Prior to joining Teneo in 2017, he worked at the boutique European affairs consultancy Eacon, where he serviced healthcare professionals’ associations and patient advocacy groups in chronic diseases, including in their relationships with the European Commission and Parliament. Among the topics he covered, were European cancer policy and the regulation of carcinogens by the European Commission.
John has a Master’s Degree in Political Science. He speaks German, English and has a working command of French.
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