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We help organisations across the globe power the transition to clean energy.

Financial service companies are rethinking their products and ways of doing business — while navigating a polarized environment and intensified regulatory pressures.

In a dynamic world of what we eat and drink, Weber Shandwick thrives. More specifically, we know how to craft compelling food stories, change attitudes and behaviors, instill food loyalty and turn influencers into advocates. Because we understand where food trends start and how they spread.

Weber Shandwick’s health practice helps clients stay relevant in an ever-changing landscape. Backed by a deep understanding of science, we work with pharmaceutical, life science, medical devices, and consumer health companies, public health agencies, scientific and academic institutions and payor organisations to drive meaningful impact.

Manufacturing and industrial (M&I) organisations remain the backbone of our economy. Yet, companies that make things are faced with a seriously challenging environment.

Life is meant to be lived – to experience meaningful moments through travel and other leisure and lifestyle activities. And while the landscape has changed significantly and the market has become more competitive, we’re built to meet today’s challenges and help brands create breakthrough moments.

Today, brands must work harder than ever to engage with their target audiences. By harnessing passion points across entertainment and media, we identify the moments that matter most – helping clients build authentic fandom.

Mobility and transportation are essential to us as a society — and today, are at the heart of the social narrative around efficiency, sustainability, personal health and the global workforce.

We’re living and working in an era of extraordinary disruption. As we navigate unprecedented challenges, non-profit organisations are driving positive change and solving critical issues – from the consequences of COVID-19 to the climate crisis, from civil and interstate conflicts to the global cost-of-living crisis. All against the backdrop of historical injustices.

Products are more than what we use on a daily basis. They’re what’s important to us as individuals – and signals of what we value. This means that what we shop, how we shop and where we shop are expressions of culture, just as significant as any other story in our newsfeed.

Technology exists at the intersections of industry, society and the global economy. It is the beating heart of transformation and growth. But technology calls for more transparency and is constantly asked to defend its valuation.