Who we are
Communio Strategies was founded by Kaitlin McCready based on her experience in brand marketing, public affairs, and change management.
Kaitlin has worked to rethink and reset countless stories, products, and programs so they connect with the right stakeholders. A common theme emerged—from tech startups and Fortune 500 companies to federal government offices and transportation agencies.
Change—mindsets, buying behavior, product usage—is successful when people are clear and bought in.
As a consultant, we work with you to discover the barriers between you and your stakeholders and empower with you with levers to knock them down. Our unique approach delivers a brand reset that is both strategic and sticky, all in a project-based structure designed for quick wins.
How we work
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Step 01
WE STRATEGIZE
To get started, book a 30-minute complimentary strategy session. You can share your organization’s story and opportunities, and we can explore how we can work together to catalyze growth.
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Step 02
WE PLAN
We’ll start the project with a 90-minute discovery session, designed to identify all potential opportunities and hone which we want to focus on for the plan.
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Step 03
WE DELIVER
Based on the focus we determine in the discovery session, we’ll recommend the brand and marketing strategy that best aligns. Deliverables—from customer journey mapping and solutions messaging workshops, to sales page templates and email marketing sequences—will be provided and implemented throughout the 90 days.
We believe in mutual
understanding.
“Communio” means mutual participation and fellowship among people. When people understand each other, it removes friction so that change is possible—and more probable. We have worked to build that understanding and connection for startups and Fortune 500 companies to federal government offices and transportation agencies.
Today, we help clients reset who they are and what they do so they can more easily connect with and keep the right stakeholders—and create automated processes so their sales and marketing teams can focus on other things.