Kindle Communications

Events and experiences that move a company's own people

Events and experiences built to engage a company's most important audiences are the core of Kindle Communications, an agency that describes itself as a certified women's business enterprise through WBENC. The agency creates communications meant to light a fire in its clients' vested audiences and teams, prompting action and change. It says it encourages every voice at every level of the business and takes a fearless approach to innovation.

Live and virtual events from strategy to staging

Live and virtual events are a large part of the work. Kindle plans strategy and content, designs environments and scenery, and supplies lighting design and equipment. It also handles speechwriting and speech coaching, talent contracting and management, and pre- and post-meeting communications. For virtual and hybrid programs it offers user experience and interface design, surveys and feedback tools, and live polling and gamification to keep audiences involved.

Print, motion graphics and video production

The creative services cover print and graphic design, motion graphic design and animation, video concepting and scripting, video production and editing, and on- and off-camera interviews. Digital and print newsletters are also offered as part of the communications mix.

Training for teams and launches

Training is part of the mix. Kindle produces eLearning and app-based modules, develops trainers and their practices, runs virtual trainings and simulcasts, and offers product and indication launch training. The firm frames training as a way for audiences to take in new information and act on it.

Event examples across a global brand and a healthcare launch

Examples include a high-end evening celebration for HP's Reinvent event, designed to create a sense of community and a positive emotional connection for attendees, and work on the brand's largest global gathering, which set out to connect more people. The firm also ran a launch meeting for a healthcare company, which it describes as launching not just a product but a movement. One project addressed an industry talent shortage by challenging conventions.

People and strategy as the basis of the work

Kindle says its capability lies in its people. Producers, strategists and creative minds have developed an eye for detail and an understanding of clients' industries, which the firm says sets its work apart. Strategy is treated as part of every project, from gathering insights about the desired outcomes and audience mindset to choosing tools and channels and making creative and design recommendations that maximize engagement.

Kinship, an internship for recent graduates

The firm runs Kinship, an internship program for recent college graduates, which it describes as an exciting new initiative. It says it works with some of the most qualified people in its industry and shares its thinking and insights to inspire greater work across the sector.