Overview
Corporate comms keeps the outward story and the internal reality aligned — earnings and funding news, leadership changes, restructures, policy positions, and the internal messaging that makes sure staff hear it from you first.
What we do
- Draft executive, investor, and employee communications
- Manage announcement sequencing across internal and external audiences
- Build the corporate newsroom and boilerplate language set
- Handle leadership transitions and organizational change messaging
- Advise on public policy statements and issue positions
What you receive
- Corporate messaging framework and boilerplate
- Announcement runbooks by scenario
- Executive and internal comms drafts
- Newsroom setup and maintenance
Who it's for
Companies past the startup stage with investors, a board, or a headcount large enough that internal leaks are a real risk.
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What corporate communications is
Corporate communications is the function that keeps one company narrative consistent across investors, employees, customers, regulators and the press — governing announcement sequencing, executive and investor messaging, corporate positioning, and the language the organization uses about itself.
When a brand needs this
- You have a board, investors, or a headcount where leaks are a real risk
- Earnings, funding, leadership or restructure news is announced ad hoc
- Two executives describe the company's strategy differently in public
- You need a newsroom, boilerplate, and an approvals path that actually functions
- Policy or issue questions arrive and nobody owns the answer
Our approach
- 01
Fix the corporate message set
One positioning statement, one boilerplate, one approved fact base — legal-reviewed once so it is reusable under time pressure.
- 02
Build runbooks by scenario
Funding, earnings, leadership change, restructure, product withdrawal, regulatory action. Each with audience order, owners, drafts and approval windows agreed in advance.
- 03
Make executives usable
Named spokespeople with defined topics, prepared quote libraries, and rehearsal before high-stakes moments — rather than routing everything to the CEO.
- 04
Run the newsroom as infrastructure
A maintained corporate newsroom, leadership bios, media contact path and asset library. It is also the entity source AI systems and reporters read first.
- 05
Keep internal and investor tracks aligned
Employee, customer and investor communications are drafted from the same message set and sequenced together, so no audience is surprised by another's version.
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How this connects to the rest of the practice
- Internal Communications
- The inward half of the same function.
- Crisis Communications
- Runbooks and approval paths are what make response speed possible.
- Executive Thought Leadership
- Corporate positioning defines what leaders are credible discussing.
- Funding Announcement PR
- Investor-facing announcements draw on the corporate message set.
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- Newsroom and entity language feed how search and AI systems describe you.
Proof and further reading
Published client work, press coverage, and our written analysis of how these programmes are run.
Frequently asked
- What is the difference between corporate communications and PR?
- PR is largely about earned media outcomes. Corporate communications governs the whole company narrative — investors, employees, regulators and press — and sets the message architecture that PR then takes to reporters.
- Do smaller companies need this?
- Once there is a board, outside capital, or enough headcount that news travels internally before leadership does, yes. Below that, strategic PR usually covers what is needed.
- Can you work with our legal and compliance teams?
- Yes — in regulated categories we build message sets with legal in the room and agree named approvers and turnaround windows in the first weeks, so reactive comment is possible on a reporter's timeline.
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