Our purpose at Elements is simple: to generate more success for our clients through superb communications. Our capacities include writing, editing, art direction, design, and strategic communications planning, and we are gratified to see our work advancing our clients’ worthy goals. A few examples:
Increasing Success
Prellwitz/Chilinski Architects gained new and significant work using a thoughtful, multi-year strategic plan and updated brand-identity we helped them to create and apply to a range of communication materials — from a website to capacity brochures. MIT's Sea Grant program has gained increased visibility with a handsome calendar based on our original photography, some of which also appears on the MIT Sea Grant website. The Food Project reached new funding sources with re-energized communications based on the communications audit and recommendations we provided. We were also proud to lend a hand helping shape the brand-identity for the innovative Think:Kids program of the Collaborative Problem Solving Institute.
Reaching Audiences
The Boston Foundation continues to catalyze remarkable things for Greater Boston with compelling reports we help write and shepherd to publication. Working with us to develop their messages, THERE Design is reaching an audience that appreciates the studio's elegant, personal approach to architecture and interior design. Our editorial expertise helped Tuft University meet a fast-paced deadline for some materials for its "Beyond Boundaries" capital campaign. MIT’s Alliance for Global Sustainability furthered its international reach with a distinguished book series, "Science and Technology: Tools for Sustainable Development." We were honored to consult to the editor, Dr. Joanne Kauffman, as she launched the series.
Shaping Ideas
Beyond collateral materials, we also write articles and white papers that establish core ideas and language for worthy initiatives, including one for Boston’s Children’s Hospital. We have even had a leading hand in creating several fine books, including The Good City (Beacon Press, 2004), which was presented as a gift from the City of Boston to all 35,000 delegates to the 2004 Democratic National Convention.
Creative Collaborations
More than ever, we see the value our approach can bring to groups working for positive change. We are always glad to explore how we could help you generate even more success through meaningful communications. To contact us, call our Creative Director, Emily Hiestand, at 617-497-1225, or click email.