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SAY Communications

We focus on what matters most….

Our award-winning communications programmes are designed to deliver what matters most to our clients, their brands and stakeholders. This means delivering impact, not just coverage; deeper connections, not just click-throughs; adoption, not just downloads; behavioural change, not just awareness. In the evolving world of healthcare communications, we are a hybrid, integrating PR with the best of other disciplines. Driven by insight, expertise and fresh thinking, we create and leverage strategic opportunities in the environment. We build and broker relationships with people and organisations, working together toward a common goal.

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Tuition House, 27-37 St George’s Road, Wimbledon, Wimbledon, London, – None -, SW19 4EU, United Kingdom

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Communiqué Awards 2019: Professional Education Programmes (Highly Commended)

PRCA DARE Awards South East 2019: Campaign Challenges (finalist)

Stevie Awards 2020: International Business Awards – Public Relations Agency of the Year in Europe (Bronze Stevie Winner)

PMEA 2019: Excellence in patient education and support (finalist)

Say Communications is founder and partner of The Plexus Group, a worldwide network of specialized PR companies.
Founded in 2001, The Plexus Group works with international PR, communications, social media and online marketing. Working together with The Plexus Group, companies benefit from tailored and scalable communications solutions, supporting both global and local strategies thus maximising results and budgets.www.plexuspr.com

In-house expertise:

  • Integrated brand, corporate and internal communications
  • Stakeholder engagement: KOLs, patients, influencers, bloggers
  • Media relations and social media engagement; digital influencer programmes
  • Marketing and comms strategy
  • Content development
  • Awareness campaigns
  • Product lifecycle comms
  • Health start-up PR, comms and marketing support

Portfolio of opportunities:

Our healthcare practice is passionate about delivering meaningful, data-driven and creative programmes across multiple channels. We help brands truly connect with their audiences, raising awareness, informing choice and facilitating adoption, at every stage of the product lifecycle.

How do we do it? In a world where everyone’s an expert and every opinion wants cut-through, it’s hard to recognise true influencers and create real connections.

We use insight, sector knowledge and connections to strip away everything but the one thing that truly connects with your audience.

With this clarity we create arresting and creative communications that move people, transform lives and deliver sustainable change.

Previous experience:

Therapeutic areas:

  • Allergy
  • CNS/mental health
  • Cardiovascular health
  • Contraception
  • Dermatology
  • Diabetes
  • Diagnostics/medical devices
  • Gastroenterology/hepatology
  • Haemophilia
  • HRT and menopause
  • Men’s health
  • Ophthalmology
  • Oncology
  • Paediatric health and nutrition
  • Pain management
  • Respiratory diseases
  • Rare diseases
  • Rheumatology
  • Women’s health

2015 was avid for the avocado

In 2015 avocado trended across the media. One Say blogger wonders what PR lessons we can learn from this healthy fruit?

Doctor doctor, where are all the men?

New data show that half of men put off visiting the doctor. Why is this and what can be done to prevent it?

Digital health: Breaking barriers in Health by Debashis Bhattacharya and Kamlesh Sheth

Co-founding directors of Aegleio, Kamlesh Sheth and Debashis Bhattacharya, urge us to welcome digital health.

Celebrities communicating a health or charity message by Jenny Agutter

Call the Midwife star Jenny Agutter talks about the power of celebrity in communicating health and charity messages.

Can Bitcoin make your medical records more secure?

Discover why the data encryption technology 'blockchain' could be the safest option for the future of medical records storage

Communicating the prevention message by Tam Fry

Tam Fry, spokesperson of the National Obesity Forum, discusses how prevention is key to tackling the childhood obesity epidemic in the UK.

Why is behaviour change so difficult? By Patrick Ladbury, Communications Manager at the National Social Marketing Centre.

Patrick Ladbury nudges us to overcome the barriers to behaviour change. Read on to find out.

Why is the UK lagging behind the rest of Europe in cancer survival?

Say Communications, London healthcare PR agency, discusses the latest technologies that will improve cancer survival rates in UK

England may be losers, but is your health a winner?

England is out of the 2015 rugby world cup, but is your health a winner?

Is Technology Harming Your Brain?

Is technology harming your brain? Saycomms healthcare PR team confronts different opinions on how technology affects memories and attention span.

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Stefi Rucci

Stefi Rucci
Managing Director
hello@saycomms.co.uk
020 8971 6400

  • Acurable
  • Alimera Sciences
  • Besins Healthcare
  • Brain in Hand
  • Camcon Medical
  • Danone
  • Deenova
  • Definition Health
  • EADV
  • Entia
  • Gensight Biologics
  • Infant & Toddler Forum
  • Markel UK
  • Moletest
  • Novo Nordisk
  • Nutricia
  • Nutricia Global
  • Oysta Technologies
  • SOBI

Multi-channel communications campaign

“This particular initiative has helped to fill a vacuum, providing the rationale and the tools for change. The enthusiasm and speed of adoption among some of the partners and parents since the launch shows that the programme is already influencing behavioural change and positive engagement. We see this as a blueprint for joint working and social engagement.”
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