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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In-house expertise:
* Professional relations
* Social and media relations
* Medical education and KOL development
* Patient advocacy, NHS relations and stakeholder engagement
* Disease awareness and public health programmes
* Strategic consultancy, corporate affairs and reputation management
* Crisis and issues management
* Conference/meeting management
Portfolio of opportunities:
We specialise in developing brand and corporate communications programmes that shift perceptions, help decision-making and develop understanding through engagement. Our diverse health client base and vast experience help us navigate complex environments strategically cutting through the noise and distraction. We work at all stages of the product lifecycle, delivering what matters most to our clients, their brands and stakeholders.
Previous experience:
Therapeutic areas:
* Allergy
* CNS/mental health
* Cardiovascular health
* Contraception
* Dermatology
* Diabetes
* Diagnostics/medical devices
* Gastroenterology/hepatology
* Ophthalmology
* Oncology
* Paediatric health and nutrition
* Pain management
* Public health and disease prevention
* Respiratory disease
* Rare diseases
* Rheumatology
* Men's health
* Women’s health
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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)
“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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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
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