Public Consultation
Systematic contact with those affected by public policy change, major planning applications or construction projects - followed by clear analysis of the results.
Stakeholder Mapping and Engagement
Building a complete geographical or organisational picture of those with an interest in the outcome of our clients’ campaigns, bids, projects, or day to day operations, Cogitamus will then develop, manage and implement a stakeholder engagement plan to help ensure a positive outcome and legacy.
Event Management
Planning and managing events for publications, reports, products, policy ideas or project works – from community-level meetings to parliamentary events and political party conference activity.
Film Making
The production of information films, videos and presentations for use with internal, external and media audiences and for industry award submissions – all to the highest professional standards.
Social Media
From assessing your current social media content and activity, to helping develop and implement a manageable new social media strategy – including producing new content and helping identify and reach out to your target audience.
Internal Communications
Assisting organisations to communicate instructions, messages and progress reports to employees, contractors and partners, with special expertise in developing internal protocols and processes to integrate the activity of large multi-company project delivery alliances.
Case Study: Stakeholder Engagement: Network Rail GNGE Project
The GNGE project included the largest ever level-crossing enhancement programme undertaken by Network Rail (92 crossings along an 84 mile route) and the reconstruction and renewal of 68 bridges – a programme of works adversely impacting on a broad range of stakeholders.
Case Study: Stakeholder Engagement: South East Wales Transport Commission (‘The Burns Commission’)
The South East Wales Transport Commission was set up by First Minister Mark Drakeford MS with Lord Terry Burns appointed as Chair to lead a rapid yet detailed assessment of sustainable alternatives to reduce congestion on the M4 following the Welsh Government’s decision to cancel construction of a £1.4bn M4 Relief Road in 2019.
