Seven Years of Savion Ray

In the past week, I received many heart-warming LinkedIn messages congratulating me for 7 years with my company. They made me smile, because I started to reflect on the past, which in turn gave me more energy to strive towards what I want us to achieve in the years to come. When I moved to Belgium, I decided to create a communications agency, something that would combine the foundations of advertising and help organisations stand out amidst the clutter policymakers face on a daily basis. This is how it all started. After 7 years, Savion Ray has a full creative capacity, [...]

By |2020-12-22T16:12:23+00:00December 22nd, 2020|Digital, Strategy|Comments Off on Seven Years of Savion Ray

Bisera Savoska, Managing Director at Savion Ray: ‘My goal is to have Brussels’ political campaigns win a Cannes Lion’

How did your AUBG education prepare you for life and work? What classes, extracurricular activities or other university experiences had the most impact on you and why? During my university years, I studied business and fine arts. I was obsessed with theater: my hometown has years of theatre tradition, and hosts one of the biggest festivals in the country. That is how I became curious about making people feel certain emotions in a particular setting. This form of art taught me that you can use emotions to create a connection with your audience beyond the stage and, for example, in commercials. [...]

By |2020-12-22T16:14:23+00:00December 22nd, 2020|Management, Strategy|Comments Off on Bisera Savoska, Managing Director at Savion Ray: ‘My goal is to have Brussels’ political campaigns win a Cannes Lion’

Communications during Coronavirus: What to do with your cancelled events’ budget in order to stand out

Was your company going to sponsor a big event this spring? Then the coronavirus outbreak happened and threw the whole of Europe in a massive panic: thousands of events and gatherings have been cancelled all over the continent. Brussels was no exception. If you are working in communications, this has probably been bothering you for over a month now. And there is no shame in admitting that last week, when literally everyone canceled their events, most of us communicators silently retreated to a room and cried. Though, we shouldn’t despair. All we need is a new week, a new gleam of [...]

By |2020-12-22T16:15:36+00:00December 22nd, 2020|Management, Strategy|Comments Off on Communications during Coronavirus: What to do with your cancelled events’ budget in order to stand out

Agile Communications: Buzzword or Valid Methodology?

You work for months on your company’s communications strategy. You want it to be complete and accurate. You spend weeks researching your audience, defining your communication goals, carefully tailoring key messages and choosing channels. You present it to management, they have a ton of comments and than back to the drawing board for another few weeks until everyone has signed it off and you can finally start. And then, after months of barely any communicating and only strategising, you finally get to put your vision in action and….. Well… it doesn’t work. Or if you are lucky and it works, it’s [...]

By |2020-03-19T15:47:44+00:00March 12th, 2020|Agile Communications, Strategy|Comments Off on Agile Communications: Buzzword or Valid Methodology?