Our Services

Our communications expertise and services fall into three areas:

• Corporate Communications

• Employee Communications

• Financial Communications

1: Corporate Communications

Strategic decision making in business today is extremely complex. The world is expanding and contracting at the same time with markets segmenting and converging simultaneously. Decision makers are faced with more choices and therefor have less time to consider your organization’s proposition.

What this means for you as a communicator is that:

• You need to understand your clients’ needs better
• Your communication must be more targeted and clearer than ever before
• You must test your assumptions more frequently
• You must act faster than you did last year
• You need to do more with less (read more)

2: Employee Communications

Even though we are well into the age of technology and many companies have long since entrusted their competitive advantage to their servers and data bases, the old saying still applies; “Our company’s most valuable assets walk out of the building every day at 5:00”.
And even though the phrase is time worn, not much has been done to change the status of employees.
Employees tend to be the last to be considered when the corporation updates its vision statement, launches a new product or announces a pending acquisition. Too often the employee is left to form his or her own opinion and fill in the blanks on what management assumes they will intuitively understand and support. (read more)

3: Financial Communications

Producing an annual report or annual meeting is not for the feint of heart.
Depending on the size and complexity of your business, the process can take three to six months, involving every department of the organization.

Your annual financial messaging serves as both a visionary and a goal setting instrument. As well as being an annual review of the company’s financial and operational activities, the annual report and annual meeting will set the tone for your organization for all stakeholder groups; be they investors, financial analysts, regulatory groups, employees or customers. (read more)