## Overview
Bondi Partners is a Washington, D.C.-based advisory and investment firm with a unique focus on the intersection of policy, politics, and the private sector[1][4]. Founded in early 2020 by Joe Hockey, former Australian Ambassador to the United States and ex-Australian Treasurer, the organization was created to help innovative Australian companies break into the complex U.S. market and assist American firms seeking strategic opportunities in Australia and the broader Indo-Pacific[1]. The firm is named after Sydney’s famous Bondi Beach, reflecting its Australian roots and trans-Pacific mission[1].
## What Bondi Partners Does
Bondi Partners offers strategic counsel to businesses navigating geopolitical, regulatory, financial, and supply chain challenges in sectors such as national security, cybersecurity, medical technology, critical minerals, and clean energy[4]. The firm works closely with C-suite executives to identify opportunities, map actionable strategies, and deliver measurable outcomes, leveraging its team’s deep experience in government, diplomacy, and industry[4][5]. With offices in Washington, Los Angeles, Sydney, Canberra, London, and Tokyo, Bondi Partners serves as a bridge between allied markets, particularly focusing on the U.S.-Australia corridor[1][5].
## History and Key Achievements
Since its inception, Bondi Partners has capitalized on the growing importance of the AUKUS alliance (Australia, UK, U.S. security pact) to expand its footprint and influence across the Pacific and Atlantic[1]. The firm has established itself as a trusted advisor for companies entering new markets, dealing with regulatory hurdles, or seeking investment opportunities in politically sensitive industries. Its senior advisors include distinguished professionals with backgrounds in government, business, and international relations, enhancing its credibility and network reach[4].
## Current Status and Notable Aspects
As of 2025, Bondi Partners continues to grow, advising ambitious companies on market entry, mergers and acquisitions, and investment strategies in an era where government policy increasingly