Since 2015, we have been consulting and supporting a diverse set of corporate and institutional clients navigate situations of risk or seize moments of opportunity, protect or expand their reputation, and build up or improve their communications governance along the way. In a collaborative, flexible and agile working relationship based on trust, discretion, and confidentiality.
What we have observed over the course of the years is an increasing demand for communications support and external points of views in situations that are intrinsically complex. They are complex, because they involve personal values, historic backgrounds, economic reasonings, legal constraints or political implications that key stakeholder and target groups are not necessarily aware of, that need to be considered in communications and, most importantly, that need to be broken down to key messages.
In a digital world inundated with information and messages, few people have the attention, patience or benevolence to hear your message. All too often to the contrary. Therefore, corporate and institutional communications require an increasing amount of prevention and anticipation. In crisis communications, preparation is key. Ideally and generally, we thus avoid the stage of crisis communications per se, by helping our clients prepare their positioning and messaging, to understand and manage their stakeholders, and to roll-out a communications plan that allows them to connect the right people with the right targets, conveying the right compact, easy-to-understand and controlled messages.
In both the private and public sector, we have gathered a great deal of experience and are active in the fields of energy, culture, aviation, space, health, finance, industry, services, real estate, architecture, to name just these.
We are a small team of passionate and dedicated consultants, curious and keen to help our clients with tailored proposals and services. Each one of us entertains close relationships with specific client contacts, remains up to date about the sector he or she works on and always stays on standby, be it for a quick piece of advice on the phone or for receiving an in-person briefing on a larger project.
