Corporate Communication

Reputation management

Hague Corporate Affairs helps you to establish, protect and strengthen your reputation. It all starts with choosing the right positioning, based on the values, vision and mission of your organisation.
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Visual communication

The right visuals make messages better understandable, more attractive and more powerful. They can play an important or even a decisive role in your influencing strategy.
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Storytelling Training

The best way to let your audience listen to you is to tell stories. Lifelike stories about what drives you and your organisation, stories that touch people. An engaging anecdote, a personal perspective, a detail that lingers : they blow life into the message you want to convey. That is storytelling.
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Crisis communication

Everything counts in a crisis. How does your organisation respond under unexpected pressure to unexpected media attention that can damage your reputation? Are you quiet, or do you offer resistance? Do you admit your mistakes, and how do you offer perspective?
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Reputation management

Hague Corporate Affairs helps you to establish, protect and strengthen your reputation. It all starts with choosing the right positioning, based on the values, vision and mission of your organisation.

Visual communication

The right visuals make messages better understandable, more attractive and more powerful. They can play an important or even a decisive role in your influencing strategy.

Storytelling Training

The best way to let your audience listen to you is to tell stories. Lifelike stories about what drives you and your organisation, stories that touch people. An engaging anecdote, a personal perspective, a detail that lingers : they blow life into the message you want to convey. That is storytelling.

Crisis communication

Everything counts in a crisis. How does your organisation respond under unexpected pressure to unexpected media attention that can damage your reputation? Are you quiet, or do you offer resistance? Do you admit your mistakes, and how do you offer perspective?