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Projects personally led by Kayoum Seraly when organisations need to clarify governance, explain transformation, define a public-interest mission or strengthen a leadership voice.

Every example is a real project, presented anonymously to respect client confidentiality.Explore the projects
01

National mutual insurer

Making years of transformation clear

Transformation · Narrative · Governance
The situation

At the end of a major transformation cycle, the organisation’s leadership needed a clear account of the progress made, the changes introduced and the issues still requiring attention.

The challenge

Give the executive team, board members and elected representatives a shared understanding, tailored to their respective responsibilities.

KSCOM’s response

KSCOM translated decisions, outcomes and areas requiring attention into a transformation narrative adapted to each level of governance.

Deliverables and outcome
  • Executive summary for senior management
  • Presentation for the board of directors
  • Adapted version for regional elected representatives

A shared understanding of the transformation, directly useful to senior management, the board and elected representatives.

02

National public institution

Defining the place of a public-interest mission

Positioning · Messaging · Influence
The situation

A national economic initiative needed to communicate its purpose, role and distinctiveness more clearly to its audiences and institutional partners.

The challenge

Clarify a mission involving several institutional stakeholders without losing the nuance underpinning its legitimacy.

KSCOM’s response

KSCOM connected the reality of the mission, audience expectations and institutional constraints to build a clearer positioning.

Deliverables and outcome
  • Communications assessment
  • Positioning and messaging architecture
  • Recommendations and priorities for action

A more clearly defined role and messages that teams, partners and institutional stakeholders can use.

03

National healthcare organisation

Giving a voice to 60 years of commitment

Strategic narrative · Content · Reach
The situation

A major anniversary offered an opportunity to tell a collective story while demonstrating the organisation’s current relevance and ambitions.

The challenge

Move beyond a retrospective and connect the organisation’s history with current challenges for leaders, teams and external audiences.

KSCOM’s response

KSCOM structured a shared narrative, identified supporting evidence and adapted the story for internal, institutional and external audiences.

Deliverables and outcome
  • Anniversary narrative framework
  • Editorial angles and key messages
  • Reference content for communications

A shared narrative connecting the organisation’s history, present-day value and future direction for every audience.

04

Real-estate sector executive

Establishing a distinctive leadership voice

Leadership · Reputation · Media
The situation

An executive wanted to strengthen recognition of his expertise and contribute to the debate around changes in his sector.

The challenge

Develop a voice consistent with his responsibilities, sector realities and the expectations of his audiences.

KSCOM’s response

KSCOM defined a credible territory for public communications, prioritised topics and connected executive expertise with media and social platforms.

Deliverables and outcome
  • Leadership communications positioning
  • Editorial framework and priority topics
  • Media and social-media applications

A more recognisable leadership voice, grounded in real expertise and consistent across channels.

The common thread

Understand before producing.
Connect thinking with action.

Every project begins by understanding what leaders, teams and governance bodies genuinely need to share. That understanding then becomes clearer decisions, useful narratives and materials people can work with.

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