We help you structure, design and deliver highly effective reports, presentations and visual resources.
25+ years’ experience · Work directly with our senior team · UK and international clients
We are different from other agencies as we focus on collaborating with clients from the start of the development process to help them clarify what needs to be communicated.
We then shape the material into effective resources that communicate clearly.
Client liaison and concept development
Clare leads client liaison and concept development. She is the main point of contact for our clients, helping shape the brief, develop the direction and keep projects aligned with client needs.
View Clare on LinkedInCreative and technical lead
James leads the creative and technical development of the work. He is responsible for the graphics, visual systems and visual elements across our presentations, reports and digital resources.
View James on LinkedInClear layouts, information hierarchy, diagrams and presentations.
Structuring material so the right message reaches the audience, whether it's stakeholder engagement or communicating to senior leadership.
Supporting pitches, proposals and meetings.
Turning complex information into clear reports, summaries and briefings.
Presenting data analysis and statistical interpretation to show evidence, patterns and quantitative information.
Managing inputs, deadlines, review stages, quality assurance and final delivery.
We function as a critical friend to ensure your expertise and knowledge are presented effectively, allowing your clients, stakeholders, and wider audience to fully understand and act on your communications.
Defining what the communication needs to do, who it is for and what form it should take.
Organising the content and planning the sequence of your presentation, report or resource.
Identifying what matters most and creating a clear order of information.
Creating diagrams, charts, maps, timelines, logic models and bespoke graphics that make information easier to understand.
See examples of how we structure information, design visuals and create decision-ready materials.
Download our overview (pdf)Board and leadership presentations. Policy, research, funder and partner briefings.
Training presentations and materials.
Impact reports. Evaluation reports. Visual summaries and explainers.
Bespoke charts, diagrams and timelines: designed to show relationships, sequences and patterns that text alone cannot demonstrate.
Interactive resources. Animated explainers. Digital documents.
A selection of projects where we were brought in early to shape the structure and narrative. Note – the majority of our work is commercially sensitive.
Turned fragmented consultant notes into an evidence-based, structured review and transformation plan, enabling the board to assess whether moving from a relationship management model to a stakeholder management approach was the right strategic direction for their enterprise division.
Restructured a highly technical presentation on legacy seismic data analysis into a clear value story, helping senior leaders understand the benefits while retaining sufficient technical detail for specialist audiences.
Helped structure and present a transformation programme for equity partners at a global law firm. Including engaging visuals and animations to explain concepts.
Created a successful presentation for an air traffic control systems upgrade at a UK airport. Including 3D animations to show potential future use as a spaceport.
Produced workforce strategy documents for a government and energy sector audience. These documents explained skills shortages and workforce challenges. They brought together evidence, priorities and recommendations for sector workforce planning.
Designed websites and digital resources that made the outputs of completed programmes accessible. We have produced dissemination resources for government education programmes and research initiatives.
Rather than showing finished client work, we have developed these examples ourselves, built around real problems, using the tools and approaches we bring to projects. They show how we think, not what we have delivered. We find that is a more useful starting point for a conversation than a polished case study with the sensitive information removed.
Tell us what you are working on, who needs to understand it and where you are in the process. We can start with notes, drafts, data, interviews or existing documents.