Engineering the right solution from cowboys to smart sensors.
Jacobs is the second largest engineering firm in the world. We partnered with them to create compelling ways to communicate their vision. Jacobs Engineering has 230 locations, over 54,000 employees and revenues of $11 billion. With each new project or initiative, they need to deliver their message to a variety of stakeholders. The geniuses that have designed and built some of the most iconic structures in the world often require innovative ways to communicate their vision. The detailed nature of their expertise sometimes precludes them from talking to the general audience as project objectives are often overly complicated. Additionally, when a new industry market is slated for expansion, such as their Smart Cities efforts, they need objectivity for both their clients as well as internally.
Engineering the right solution from cowboys to smart sensors.
Jacobs is the second largest engineering firm in the world. We partnered with them to create compelling ways to communicate their vision. Jacobs Engineering has 230 locations, over 54,000 employees and revenues of $11 billion. With each new project or initiative, they need to deliver their message to a variety of stakeholders. The geniuses that have designed and built some of the most iconic structures in the world often require innovative ways to communicate their vision. The detailed nature of their expertise sometimes precludes them from talking to the general audience as project objectives are often overly complicated. Additionally, when a new industry market is slated for expansion, such as their Smart Cities efforts, they need objectivity for both their clients as well as internally.
We worked with nine core engineers who were chosen for the project to create a presentation that personalized them and embodied the pioneer spirit of Colorado.
Smart communications that scream Yeehaw!
Jacobs was one of the bid contenders for Denver’s National Western Center, a massive project to revitalize the National Western Complex and Denver Coliseum and establish a hub for world-wide sustainability, agricultural innovation and year-round destination where people can engage in and promote Western tourism. The program will create an international nerve center for research and collaboration, addressing 21st century challenges like food, water, energy and the environment. We worked with Jacobs on their messaging and presentations and consulted and designed value props for their bid effort. Jacobs was ultimately chosen for program management for the National Western Center and will management the $1 billion asset. Whether it’s a proposal to develop the most advanced water and food sustainability ecosystem, a presentation for a world-class equine center or forming a Smart Cities initiative, we work alongside the Jacobs staff to brainstorm, design and create. Some of our solutions include message direction and relevant term usage, presentation decks, program booklets and reports and even speaking directly to constituents.
Smart communications that scream Yeehaw!
Jacobs was one of the bid contenders for Denver’s National Western Center, a massive project to revitalize the National Western Complex and Denver Coliseum and establish a hub for world-wide sustainability, agricultural innovation and year-round destination where people can engage in and promote Western tourism. The program will create an international nerve center for research and collaboration, addressing 21st century challenges like food, water, energy and the environment. We worked with Jacobs on their messaging and presentations and consulted and designed value props for their bid effort. Jacobs was ultimately chosen for program management for the National Western Center and will management the $1 billion asset. Whether it’s a proposal to develop the most advanced water and food sustainability ecosystem, a presentation for a world-class equine center or forming a Smart Cities initiative, we work alongside the Jacobs staff to brainstorm, design and create. Some of our solutions include message direction and relevant term usage, presentation decks, program booklets and reports and even speaking directly to constituents.
Jacobs ultimately won and will manage the $1 billion National Western Center project.
