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Reputation means business.

Your business tells a story.

So do you.

We make sure they say the same.

Laure Golly, Founder and Managing Director of Olympia Advisory

THE GAP

Two stories.
No strategy between them.

Every business has a brand strategy, a marketing strategy, a communications strategy, a story already on record.

 

The person leading it has one too, whatever their LinkedIn says, whatever comes up when someone searches their name, whatever gets repeated about them in a room they were not in. 

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These stories are usually shaped in different places, and nobody checks whether they agree.

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That gap still gets filled. In the introduction that went to someone else, the deal that assumed another choice was safer, or the hiring conversation you were never part of.

The story that connects them.

We get clear on what you and the business need, then build one story that connect them.

 

That might mean your public profile, what you say and where, how you are introduced, or the rooms in which you need to be seen.

 

The work is always tied to what is actually happening: a bigger role, a business of your own, growth moving faster than your reputation can keep up, or stalling because it never did.

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When the two stories agree, you are the safer choice before anyone compares.

Laure Golly moderating an executive panel discussion

THE REVIEW

We look at where your reputation stands today against what the business needs, and set the priorities to act on. For you, or your whole team.

THE STORY

Fifteen years
inside the work.

Fifteen years leading brand, marketing and communications at Deloitte, The Adecco Group and Hays, watching organisations get the strategy right for everything except the people leading it.

 

She made it her mission. That is what Olympia Advisory was built to fix.

Laure Golly speaking at a leadership conference

THE THINKING

The business side of reputation.

Ideas from conversations with leaders, on what shapes a reputation and what it costs to leave it alone. Written up in The Edit, or live in The Briefing.

It starts with a conversation.

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