Being a boutique firm, we minimize the gap between issue at hand and action - the actual work to fix it.
Situation can change dramatically. Critical issues arise in an instant. To stay ahead, you need a smart, flexible and trusted partner, who, if needed, will be exactly where you need him to be, performing hands-on field work.
We will discuss bureaucracy later, when there's time. The speed, minimal "time to launch" is our advantage over large, corporate-type consulting firms.
We solve communication problems. Things happen. Communication crises. Hostile actions by competition. Unexpected black swan events.
A well-connected fixer will be helpful to you. Our network is broad. If needed, we will contact the right stakeholders and get to the bottom of issues.
Our aim is not only to fix problems, but, ultimately, enhance your uderstanding of the situation, allowing you to take better decisions.
We are proficient at political campaigning narratives and messaging designed to strategically engage mass audiences - both as voters and business customers.
Effective, well thought-out messaging leads to engagement.
On the other hand, we perform niche, targeted communications work. This approach proves to be useful in regulatory projects where a tiny group of key decision-makers can make all the difference.
We maximise our efficiency in both approaches using our 20+ years of experience in media & business.
After two decades in media, public relations and advertising, I have created Comms/Strategy Advisory as a "skunk works" project, to approach communication with fresh eyes, taking advantage of a mic of state of the art technology and good old experience.
My 20+ years of experience in the field allowed me to build understanding of communications not only in a technical way, but also spanning areas such as political science, sociology, advertising, culture, literature, as well as political campaigning and NGO's.
I believe that professional communications can (and should) add value to public/government affairs. However, in order to do that, it must embrace an approach that is fundamentally unorthodox (i.e. focusing on narrow target groups instead of mass audiences, etc.
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