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In late April, Politico Influence<\/i> reported that two of Donald Trump\u2019s longtime associates \u2014 Keith Schiller<\/b><\/span>, former bodyguard, and George Sorial<\/b><\/span>, former Trump Organization compliance chief \u2014 registered Javelin Advisors to represent the Pakistani government in Washington <\/span>.<\/p>\n Under a $50,000-per-month contract, Javelin\u2019s mission is to help Pakistan forge \u201clong-term economic partnerships\u201d with the United States by strengthening ties to both government and private sector leaders. The work comes during a tense moment in South Asia, following a terrorist attack in Kashmir that killed 26 tourists and sharply escalated regional tensions.<\/p>\n The same week Javelin formalized its agreement, another Trump insider, Jason Miller, signed a separate $150,000-per-month deal to represent India. The Politico<\/i> piece notes that both sides have turned to trusted Trump allies for strategic counsel as they navigate the intersection of diplomacy, trade policy, and security concerns.<\/p>\n For Javelin Advisors, this engagement builds on its earlier work supporting U.S. reconstruction initiatives in Ukraine and reinforces its role as a results-driven strategic advisory firm operating across borders and industries.<\/p>\n