Springboard Australia works with a growing list of clients including large multinationals, some of Australia's largest and fastest growing companies and small community based organisations.

Our clients received tailored services to meet their specific needs.

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CASE STUDY 1: MEDIA TRAINING

Understanding and knowing how to work with and use the media can be critical for many organisations.

Our specially designed media course was used to train more than 40 senior executives in one of Australia's fastest growing companies.

The course gave these head office and regional managers the background, knowledge and skills to develop relationships with the local media outlets so they could better position the company to their community and potential business clients.

CASE STUDY 2: INFLUENCING GOVERNMENT POLICY

A strategic campaign undertaken prior to the 2001 Federal poll for one of Springboard Australia's clients delivered not only the requested election commitment, it resulted in the election promise being fulfilled in the first post-election Budget and the passage of significant legislative reform. The reforms, previously sought for some time, significantly benefited our client.

CASE STUDY 3: CORPORATE COMMUNICATION

Faced with rapid expansion and the need to improve it's recruitment communication, campaigns and retention, we were engaged to assist one of Australia's most well known brands to develop innovative strategies to reach new audiences and better targets its key messages. After a detailed communications audit and extensive research into the needs of our client, Springboard Australia developed a range of successful new measures to achieve the desired objectives. We were then asked to implement the strategies in the United Kingdom. These innovative approaches are now being used globally to meet the Australian icon company's growing needs.

CASE STUDY 4: PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION CAMPAIGN

Through Springboard Australia's pro bono work, a small community sector organisation developed a statewide public and community education campaign to help promote and position it's services. A grassroots approach saw dozens of local councils, companies and State and Federal agencies join the campaign to highlight the issues. The campaign launch itself was widely covered by television, radio and print media.