HQ Function

The headquarters serves as the central hub for Chatham House's research activities, policy analysis, international conferences, member events, and administrative operations.

Notable Features:

The Grade I listed building is itself a notable feature, being the historic birthplace of the Chatham House Rule. It houses a library, conference facilities, and spaces designed for convening global leaders and experts.

Work Culture:

The work culture at Chatham House is characterized by intellectual rigor, collaboration, and a commitment to independent, evidence-based analysis. It fosters an environment of debate and discussion on complex global issues, attracting leading experts and researchers.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters' significance stems from its role as a world-leading centre for international affairs debate and analysis for over a century. Its location in St James's Square places it at the heart of London's diplomatic and political life. It is the place where the Chatham House Rule was established.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters reflects Chatham House's values of independence, authority, and impact. Its prestigious and accessible location supports its convening power, while its internal design fosters research, dialogue, and the dissemination of knowledge.

Location:

Chatham House achieves its global presence primarily through its influential research with a worldwide scope, international partnerships with similar institutions, a global network of fellows and experts, and by hosting high-level events that bring together leaders and policymakers from across the globe. While physically based in London, its analysis, publications, and convenings address critical international issues affecting all regions, ensuring its work has a far-reaching impact on global policy and understanding.

Street Address:

10 St James's Square

City:

London

State/Province:

Country:

United Kingdom