case study

Women in construction

CPB Contractors' Women in Construction program is helping meet the growing demand for construction workers in Australia and New Zealand.

From strategy to delivery, we told this story through an earned media campaign across national free-to-air TV news, Sunday and suburban newspapers and websites and our client’s corporate and social channels.

Outcomes

Strategic storytelling services included: 

  • Creating the narrative
  • Delivering media materials and news copy 
  • News and portrait photography
  • Broadcast-quality overlay vision
  • TV news pitching, and 
  • Video production.

Our deliverables were also used by the client’s stakeholders, including the NSW Government.

 

Let's tell your story

WITH COMPELLING COMMUNICATION, MEANINGFUL ENGAGEMENT AND INFORMED STRATEGIC ADVICE

Storytelling has always been an essential part of Indigenous culture, says the Watarrka Foundation. It is a powerful means of passing on knowledge, history and philosophies to new generations. It invites conversation, questioning and moral inquiry. It challenges perceptions of the world and its many complexities, helps healing from the traumas of the past and weaves a deep connection with community. Ultimately, it influences caring for others and for country.

The Comms Store acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands where we work throughout Australia. We pay our respect to Elders, past, present and emerging, and recognise the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on this land.

Picture of artist Jo Cassady by Cath Bowen.