COMMUNICATIONS
Communications strategies that are considered, smart, remembered and effective
With offices in Hobart and Sydney, word of mouth is our best source of new work. We love developing communications strategies that create cut-through, kick down any barriers & get your key messages heard.
Do you want assistance to develop a communications strategy, plan that is timely in its delivery? Perhaps you need help to then implement it. Everything we do has measurable outcomes.
Perhaps you need advice on how best to communicate a tricky issue that may not have widespread support? We are experienced in providing strategic tactical advice and ideas to ensure the greatest likelihood of success.
Communication services include media training, writing and distributing press releases and media advisories, stakeholder consultation and plain English reviews of all written materials.
Call today so we can help you with all your communications needs 0407 526 460
Clients we have worked with to develop successful communication strategies and action plans include:
Government:
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Tasmanian Department of Treasury and Finance
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Tasmanian Department of Premier and Cabinet
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Tasmanian Department of Education
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The Inland Fisheries Service
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State Library of Tasmania
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Tasmanian Department of Health
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Australian Department of Health
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Tasmanian Polytechnic
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Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources
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TAFE Tasmania and Drysdale
Businesses & NGOs:
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E*TRADE Australia
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Blissenden Lawyers
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St Virgil's College
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The Federal Group
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Beacon Foundation
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Langford Support Services
Clients assisted:
Premier's Reading Challenge
The State Library needed an urgent communications strategy. This was one of those jobs we worked all weekend to deliver first thing Monday.
Water and Sewerage Reform
A detailed communications strategy was developed for the Department of Treasury’s Water and Sewerage Project. This strategy sought to overcome stakeholder objections & build community support.
Tasmanian Tomorrow
A number of communications strategies were developed during the planning and implementation of the Tasmania Tomorrow project.