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Mandate: Political & Public Affairs

Government & Institutional Communications

Communications for offices in power: public information, constituency reporting and transition planning.

Overview

Winning is the easy half. Governing while explaining yourself to a sceptical public, a demanding press and a constituency counting deliverables is the part most offices are unprepared for.

We build the communications function for government offices and public institutions, from first-hundred-days planning through routine constituency reporting.

What is included

  • Government Office Communications Setup
  • Public Information Campaigns
  • Constituency Reporting & Scorecards
  • Project Commissioning Communications
  • Executive & Ministerial Speechwriting
  • Press Conference Management
  • Citizen Engagement Programmes
  • Transition & First-100-Days Planning

How we run it

  1. 01

    Scope

    Audit the office's communications capacity and the commitments it must report against.

  2. 02

    Build

    Build the function: structure, calendar, approval chain and reporting formats.

  3. 03

    Launch

    Run public information campaigns and the routine reporting cycle.

  4. 04

    Measure

    Measure public awareness and satisfaction, and report honestly on delivery.

Questions

Before you enquire

Is this different from campaign communications?
Yes. Campaigning promises; governing reports. The reporting discipline is what keeps the next campaign credible.
Can you work with agencies rather than elected offices?
Yes, including regulators, commissions and development bodies.
Will you publish figures that look bad?
We will advise you to, with the context. Selective reporting is discovered, and costs more than the original number.

Often bought together

Next step

Need government & institutional communications?

Tell us what you are trying to achieve and by when. We will come back with scope, price and an honest view on fit.