Buttressing Your Reputation

In classical architecture, colonnades were used to enable builders to construct massive and magnificent structures and integrated public spaces. Strategically spaced columns created systems that worked together to support and disperse enormous amounts of weight. Based on this design principle, the resulting rows of columns – or colonnades – were both functionally indispensable and visually elegant.

In strategic communications, well-defined, strong, and consistent messaging can similarly form the underpinnings to build brands, support reputations, and enable organizations to successfully weather tumultuous storms. Read More >>