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Influence communications: an organisational narrative that is defensible, measurable and audible. The proof lies in the cases.

Three influence cases, three arenas. Anonymised cases. No named client reference is published without written contractual agreement.

Three cases, three results.

Result

Identifying the topics that bring the two narratives closer together or push them apart; a twin exercise that has become an SV signature for several CAC 40 CEOs.

CAC 40 industrial group

Paired company + CEO SIS

Challenge. Jointly measuring the perception of an industrial gases manufacturer and of its chief executive, who is exposed on low-carbon hydrogen and decarbonisation.
Approach. Two distinct but methodologically identical SIS, a cross-reading of company and CEO, multi-platform collection with Connexia.
Result

A monthly measurement that avoids mimicry and bluster; editorial discipline brought back to a readable contribution to the sector debate.

Mid-cap luxury company

Executive editorial strategy and monthly measurement

Challenge. A consistent executive voice on transmission, know-how and sustainability, without standardised ghostwriting. A sustainable pace of 1 to 2 LinkedIn posts a week.
Approach. Message house, editorial pillars, drafting in back-and-forth with the executive, monthly executive SIS, quarterly Connexia community mapping.
Result

Prioritising the topics to speak on and those not to feed; a short deliverable that management can use.

Sensitive industrial federation

Dedicated SIS barometer

Challenge. For a chemicals industry federation exposed on PFAS, site safety and decarbonisation: objectifying perception beyond the volume of mentions.
Approach. A dedicated SIS, Connexia collection, semantic analysis of the leading narratives, Connexia mapping of organised opponents and legitimate voices, monitoring and public affairs teams mobilised jointly.

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