PR, comms and public affairs firms
A creative department you can put on a scope of work without hiring one.
What usually happens
Your firm sells strategy. Community engagement, government relations, stakeholder work, crisis, Public Relations. Then the scope comes back with an animated explainer in it, a bilingual mailer, a program microsite and a booth, and a strategy firm doesn't own a camera or an illustrator.
From there you can subcontract three vendors and manage them yourself, or you can hand the whole creative line to one team that answers to you.
What we make for you
Program and coalition identity, including the name when it doesn't have one yet.
Animated explainers and video, in both languages.
Microsites and program sites, designed and built in the same place.
Mailers, inserts, one-sheets, door hangers.
Council and community presentations, plus the boards and signage in the room.
Event environments and booths when the engagement has a public face.
Report and whitepaper design, and the proposal you're trying to win with.
How it goes
We're not on the invoice you send, we're not in the room unless you want us there, and we never call them.
You bill the creative at your margin. For most firms this is a line they couldn't quote before, on contracts they were already winning.
One creative director holds all of it, so you get one thread to pull instead of four vendors to chase.
We've been North Star Alliances' creative arm since 2018, and that's the shape most of these relationships take.
