Connection starts here.
Where do you go to connect, engage and consult, genuinely and confidently, with the communities you serve? Here.
Kia ora, welcome to Frank Engagement
Are we the right fit?
Before we go any further, let’s find out.
If the answer’s “yes” or even “maybe”, we should talk.
- Central government agency
- Regional, district or city council
- Infrastructure Organisation (port, airport, energy)
- Partner or supplier to the above
- Develop or strengthen strategic relationships
- Protect and enhance our environment
- Build community resilience to climate change
- Support sustainable economic development
- Deliver regional infrastructure projects
- Drive behaviour change
- Build social license
- Set policy direction
- Treaty Partners: Tangata whenua, mana whenua, iwi, hapū, whanau or Māori organisations
- Key stakeholders: Industry, environmental, educational, or sporting
Communities: Placed-based, interest groups, based on demographics
In a nut shell
Engagement is a spectrum. What level of engagement are you aiming for?
Connect
Do you want to reach partners, stakeholders or target audiences? Our team supports communications and engagement teams, or project teams to share your mahi, build understanding or nurture social license.
Engage
Looking to involve stakeholders in projects, collaborate with partners to co-design a process, or empower communities to act themselves? We can design and deliver innovative approaches to engage your community.
Consult
Are you looking to formally consult or ask your community to participate in a decision-making process? We have expertise and experience in designing and delivering robust Local Government consultation processes.
Our sweet spots
We collaborate with organisations to design projects focused on the areas below – helping to shape and enhance their
region. If your project falls within one of these areas, we can bring our proven methodologies and creativity to the table.
Climate Change
Recovery
Environment
Waste reduction
Economic Development
Infrastructure
Transport
Planning
Ki to Kotahi te kakaho ka whati.
Ki te kapuia e kore e whati.
If a reed stands alone,
it can be broken;
If it is in a group, it cannot.
Alone we are vulnerable. Together we are invincible. To start a kōrero about building strong connections across your community, connect with us today…
Connecting Tairawhiti
Ensuring connectivity across Tairāwhiti – East Coast and Northern Hawke’s Bay is vital for both regions. Resilient and safe state highways keep whānau connected, provide equitable access to critical services and get products to market. We’ve worked alongside the Waka Kotahi team to engage communities as those connections are improved.