helping our clients...

Helping our clients to produce better annual reports is what we do. We've been doing this for over 20 years, applying our creative skills, strategic expertise and project management to develop well over 200 reports in that time. Whether it is in print or online reporting we can hit the mark while delivering great service and excellent value.

  1. strategic input

    We help our clients to identify what the key messages are for their target audiences. Our creative work then focuses on delivering these messages in the most appropriate and cost effective way. It is by combining our strategic expertise with our creative skills that results in very effective corporate reports.

  2. best practice

    With corporate reports it is not all about great creativity, there are many aspects to consider on content structure and detail. We can advise on how to report in line with IR society best practice guidelines and LSE regulations. With continuing changes in legislation, we see it as our duty to stay up to date on the latest requirements and trends, helping to make sure our clients' reports score highly on these matters.

  3. report structure

    The structure of the annual report is a major determinant of its effectiveness. We have the expertise and experience to recommend on the structure of your report taking into account how information is best presented thus ensuring it delivers your key messages both clearly and succinctly.

our design process

We believe that the key to designing great corporate communications begins with a great plan!

Careful planning, control and understanding are key factors on a project as complex as the annual report, where time is almost as critical as creativity.


view our design process

our briefing guide

Successful presentation of your next annual report starts with developing the best brief you can.

At corporateprm we help our clients to identify what the key messages are for the target audiences. The design must then focus on delivering these messages in the most appropriate manner, taking onboard the needs of the audience.

download our briefing guide