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Communications & Engagement


Why Good Strategies Stall Before They Start
Strategies don't fail in the boardroom. They fail somewhere between the boardroom and the people who are supposed to deliver them.
Leadership teams invest significant time and resource into getting the strategy right - the positioning, the priorities, the plan. There's a clear direction. Energy is high. Everyone leaves the room aligned.
Laura Hawtin
May 54 min read


The Hidden Cost of Unclear Ownership: Why strategy stalls when decision rights aren't defined
Leaders often assume strategy stalls because of market conditions, limited resources, or capability gaps. In reality, the cause is often much simpler;
ownership is unclear.
Laura Hawtin
Apr 64 min read


The Power of Consistency: Why Cohesive Messaging Drives Growth
Inconsistent messaging rarely causes a crisis — but it creates drag. This article explores why cohesive messaging is a strategic advantage for organizations navigating growth and complexity.
Laura Hawtin
Feb 212 min read


Why Aligning Internal and External Communications Builds Trust
When internal and external communications drift out of alignment, trust erodes. This article explores why alignment matters, and how it shapes credibility inside and outsid
They struggle because good ideas don’t survive day-to-day pressure.
Strategies are created with energy and intent. Workshops are held. Plans are signed off. There’s a sense of direction, at least for a while. But a few months later, priorities have shifted, focus has drifted, and the strategy is quiet
Laura Hawtin
Feb 113 min read
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