His work connects corporate priorities with the diplomatic, economic, and national security considerations that shape government policy, helping clients navigate political risk and advance their interests in Washington and abroad.

Previously, Carlos held leadership roles in foreign policy organizations, directing initiatives that connect diplomatic priorities with economic development. His experience includes work on Central and Eastern Europe’s strategic position, with particular attention to energy security and cross-border trade. He brings a broader grounding in U.S. foreign policy and international security, including the competing interests that shape negotiations between governments.

Earlier in his career, Carlos served as Executive Editor of The National Interest magazine, and he continues to write and comment in a variety of outlets, including The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, and The Spectator, among others.