A Women’s Day your women will remember — for the right reasons.
More than flowers and a cake: a day built around the real women in your company, their stories and their voices.
Sound familiar?
- March is coming and you want more than a card.
- You have strong women across the company and want their stories told.
- You want the day connected to real programs for development and leadership.
From the first idea to the last photo
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One idea for the day
A theme that says what you want your women to feel.
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Their stories, on film
A series of real colleagues, often filmed in pairs, released through the month.
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A day of moments
Photo walls, backdrops, giveaways and time to connect.
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An evening, if you want one
A gala with a stage, a screen and a room people remember.
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Content that keeps working
Films and posts for your employer brand, long after March.
Everything, made by one team
- Theme and key visual
- An interview film series
- The event and its photo moments
- Giveaways
- Email and social content
- Film and photography
We have done this before
For e& Egypt, we produced a women’s storytelling series with real colleagues in their own words, ran a day of honest conversations for the women of the company, and celebrated the women in its engineering teams.
Read the case studiesSix things you get, whatever the occasion
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One idea, named
Before anything is designed, the program gets a name and a line your people will remember.
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Built on your values
Every occasion, even a summer day, is a chance to live them.
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Your people are the content
Real colleagues on film, on the walls and in the stories.
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Staged, not a single day
A teaser, a launch your leaders open, moments people take part in, and what keeps it going afterwards.
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Everything under one roof
Film and animation, games, digital experiences, events, office branding and merchandise.
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Filmed and handed over
Film and photography of every moment, and templates your team can keep using.
Other programs people ask us for
Tell us the occasion.
A 30-minute call is enough to shape the idea, the plan and what it takes.