We combine the insights from our specialist team with those of our clients, media and stakeholders to build and protect reputations in times of growth and crisis.
HOW WE WORK
We ensure we are truly under the skin of the issues our clients are facing and where they want to be
We combine this knowledge with our own research, allowing us to offer different perspectives and a considered approach
We use this to develop and implement thoughtful, robust and agile communication strategies – ultimately driving our clients to achieve their purpose
WHAT WE DO
Understanding its corporate purpose should lie at the heart of any organisation’s reputation and issues strategy. We unpack exactly what purpose means for our clients, what it can achieve for them and how to get there. Done well, purpose driven work has major impact - each organisation’s version will and should be unique. We have been successfully helping businesses and charities realise their purpose for the past 22 years.
Whether it’s savvy media relations and digital expertise, placing our clients at the heart of the right debates or driving a particular agenda, our work is borne out of a truly creative approach, propelling organisations into vastly improved engagement with the groups they need to reach.
We ensure our clients are meaningfully engaging with vital audiences. We work with multiple stakeholders, from governing bodies to business of all sizes, to charities and NGOs; not only to foster but enhance key relationships across a range of sectors, enabling true impact.
OUR WORK
KEY PEOPLE
We tend not to broadcast much of work on the reputation and issues side of things. If you’d like to see our credentials please contact Sarah Skinner, MD Reputation and Issues – we’d be delighted to show you more.
NEWS & VIEWS
We develop and deliver robust and intelligent crisis communication strategies for our clients during challenging times. When a crisis arises or is on the horizon, we are agile and relentlessly driven to work with our clients to not only steer them through but ensure they emerge stronger.