We developed an integrated communication strategy based on an institutional campaign that sought to show Syngenta’s role and debunk historical myths and old beliefs about the division between the countryside and the city.
The campaign had an integrated, multidisciplinary, transversal approach with the goal of developing the concept of “being part of the countryside that we want”, and from which the company sought to gain visibility in different strategic areas and audiences through communication, PR and public affairs.
We brought a humanized point of view to the company in the person and voice of its CEO, Antonio Aracre, giving him a significant space in the public debate and allowing him as the voice of Syngenta to reach all the media and stakeholders, joining the conversation about subjects outside of his sector and which affect all of society, such as bullying, diversity, economic development, poverty, food and public policies, thus broadening brand identity and awareness.
We captured an oriented strategy to permeate key audiences with our main goal of bridging the gap and bringing the countryside to the city with consistent and empathetic messages.