Corporate and Financial PR
Nothing is more valuable to a company or organisation than its corporate reputation. The dustbin of international commerce is full to overflowing with the shredded reputations of Enron, Arthur Andersen and Worldcom.
Nurturing and protecting its corporate reputation is a vital investment every business must make.
It is not only about protecting it and fighting off detractors in times of corporate crisis, it is about building a trusted public profile day by day, week by week, month by month and year by year.
Look at our PR client list and you’ll see that many of the world’s biggest companies turn to Beattie Communications when it comes to corporate public relations. Why? Because we are passionate about our clients and their reputations.
When it comes to financial PR and investor relations, Beattie Communications has a solid reputation.
The world of IPOs, fundraisings, mergers, acquisitions and defending clients from investor activists is our natural environment. Our corporate and financial PR team takes a common sense approach. We offer sound strategic PR advice and an in-depth knowledge and expertise in the fields of investor communications and financial media relations.
We have built our City reputation on offering a level of client service and strategic advice that is unmatched by any PR agency. We provide a truly bespoke and intimate PR service, while our depth of experience in financial public relations and strength of contacts within the City and the media enable us to exceed the expectations of our clients.
Our ability to provide communications consultancy on AIM admissions and full listings, acquisitions, rights issues, general financial calendar activity and investor relations is a sound PR investment.
Our sevices include -
- Capital market communications
- Debt market communications
- IPO communications
- M&A communications
- Regulatory communications
- Corporate governance advice
- Corporate restructuring advice
- Corporate social responsibility advice
- Director and boardroom advice
- Employee communications
- Crisis communications
- Media training
- Public affairs
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