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Corporate Communications

The right corporate communications strategy is crucial to enhance your organisation’s reputation with the people whose attitudes and actions influence your success the most.

Our team has in-depth experience working closely with organisations across different sectors from financial services and technology to healthcare and ESG to help define and shape their corporate communications strategy.

Our corporate communications offering includes:

Foundation building

  • Messaging/narrative workshops and focus groups
  • Vision/mission/values workshops and focus groups
  • Competitor analysis
  • Stakeholder mapping and engagement (internal and external)
  • Reputation risk frameworks and protocols
  • Media and social media audits

    • Training

  • Media and presentation skills
  • Understanding social media
  • Making the most of LinkedIn

    • Strategic communications

  • Executive profiling
  • Thought leadership positioning
  • Media and stakeholder relations
  • Issues and crisis management
  • Change management communications

    • News & insights

    • Beyond Traditional Platforms: How Asian Businesses Are Breaking Through Digital Marketing Fatigue
      Beyond Traditional Platforms: How Asian Businesses Are Breaking Through Digital Marketing Fatigue
      In Asia's rapidly changing digital landscape, businesses are making vital transformations to combat digital marketing fatigue. As international platforms become increasingly saturated, companies are shifting their focus to localised digital touchpoints. This strategic move reflects a deep understanding of Asia's diverse cultural landscape and technological trends, leading to innovative approaches in brand reputation, market expansion, thought leadership, and demand generation.
    • Beyond the Fine Print: Why Healthcare Communications Must Prioritise Patient Literacy
      Beyond the Fine Print: Why Healthcare Communications Must Prioritise Patient Literacy
      Healthcare providers, institutions, policymakers, and marketers need to work together to bridge the health literacy gap, ensuring that patients can make well-informed decisions that ultimately improve their health outcomes.