Nonprofits
As the economic climate puts pressure on funding, it’s more important than ever for nonprofits to communicate what they do and why their work is important. However, it’s unlikely that these organizations have a professional communicator on staff who is able to ensure that their written, verbal and social media messages are compelling, consistent and portray them in the most positive light. And even if there is such a person on staff, he or she could probably use an extra hand.
We can help.
Communications Consulting
- Research and strategic planning
- Communications training for key staff members
- Media spokesperson training
- Presentation skills training
- Writing skills workshops
- Media relations
- Media outreach
- News releases
- News conferences
- Media packets
- Stakeholder relations
- Crisis communications consulting
Communications Delivery
- Newsletters (print and online)
- Annual reports and white papers
- Research reports
- Web content
- Multimedia content
What our clients say
The report ("Metro Chicago Immigrant Fact Book") has had extensive media coverage, and the reviews of its design have been glowing. It's been a pleasure to work with you and I hope we can collaborate again soon.
—Rob Paral
Principal,
Rob Paral & Associates
The pieces look great. The graphics are particularly fitting and they read very well. Thanks so much for being such talented professionals.
—Susan Kaplan
Executive Director,
Community Economic Development Law Project
I want to thank you for your participation in our recent Women’s Division Retreat. Your sessions were met with such enthusiasm from the women; they were often listed as their favorite session. The feedback we have received has been only positive. Your approachable and friendly style as well as your impressive command of the material helped to engage women at all levels of skills and experience. You really helped to make the Retreat a great success.
—Kathy L. Carroll
Assistant Director,
Women’s Division
Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago
