WWe. Communications is a global communications agency that helps brands navigate a changing world by turning new technologies and ideas into clear, meaningful experiences. They craft messaging and campaigns that connect with people, guiding brands through complexity to boost understanding, engagement, and progress across diverse industries and stakeholders. Their approach blends technology and human insight to deliver strategies, storytelling, and stakeholder communications that fit each client’s needs. What sets them apart is decades of experience at the tech-human interface, a global reach, and the ability to translate technical innovations into relatable, audience-focused experiences. The goal is to help brands communicate effectively in a fast-changing environment so they can build trust, drive connection, and achieve their objectives.
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TPT International wins double honours at 2026 EDGE Awards as Adetokunbo Modupe is named PR Industry Legend. Lagos Post Online 14 hours ago Last Updated: October 2, 2026 2 minutes read Discover more Read Online News online news news portal TPT International, also known as The Preferred Team, has received double recognition at the 2026 EDGE Awards, with the communications consultancy winning Outstanding Strategic Communications and Reputation Management Agency of the Year, while its Founder and Chief Consultant, Adetokunbo Modupe, was recognised as a PR Industry Legend. The two honours, presented at the 2026 EDGE Awards organised by Marketing Edge, recognise both the agency's contribution to strategic communications and reputation management and Modupe's longstanding influence and contribution to the public relations industry. Read Daily News For nearly three decades, TPT International has helped organisations find the right words, shape important conversations and protect the reputation behind their brands. Its latest recognition comes at a time when the communications landscape continues to evolve, with organisations increasingly required to do more than simply achieve visibility. They must build trust, manage complex stakeholder relationships and navigate conversations with customers, employees, regulators, investors, the media and other stakeholders. Since its establishment in 1997, TPT International has built its practice around this evolving communications landscape, providing expertise across corporate communications, marketing PR, public affairs, crisis communication, reputation management and strategic counselling. The agency works with organisations to respond effectively to challenges, identify opportunities and strengthen stakeholder engagement while protecting and building long-term reputation. The double recognition at the EDGE Awards adds to a notable period of industry acknowledgement for the consultancy. Earlier this month, TPT International was named in the inaugural Africa Consultancy Performance Index 2026, published by Earned First. The index assessed consultancies across business performance, creative impact and client outcomes, innovation and thought leadership, talent and culture, and industry leadership. The recognition also comes against the backdrop of a broader evolution in public relations and strategic communications across Africa, with the discipline extending beyond traditional media relations to encompass reputation, influence, stakeholder engagement and strategic business counsel. Discover more Read Newspapers Read Local News At the centre of TPT International's journey is Adetokunbo Modupe, a communications practitioner and Harvard Business School alumnus, whose career has spanned decades of work in public relations, marketing communications and strategic counsel. Under his leadership, TPT International has developed a growing African footprint while maintaining an alliance with global communications network WE Communications, providing access to international expertise while retaining a strong understanding of the Nigerian and African market. Commenting on the recognition, Modupe described the honours as another milestone in TPT International's journey, while emphasising that the agency remains focused on the future. "We know where we are today, and we know where we are building towards. This is a starting line, not a finish line. We will keep building." The two EDGE honours therefore represent recognition at both the institutional and individual levels - acknowledging TPT International's contribution as a strategic communications consultancy while celebrating Modupe's personal contribution to the growth and development of the public relations practice. After nearly three decades of helping organisations shape their narratives, TPT International continues to build its own story - one defined by strategic thinking, meaningful impact and a commitment to shaping the future of communications in Africa. Join its community. Discover more Book Local Tours Follow Politics
Highwire adds Barrasso, Saleh to senior leadership team. Kona Barrasso joins as managing director of business services, while Nyla Saleh has been named executive VP, executive client partner. SAN FRANCISCO - Highwire has expanded its senior leadership team with the appointments of Kona Barrasso as managing director of business services and Nyla Saleh as executive VP, executive client partner. Barrasso will lead the development of Highwire's business services practice, with responsibility for the agency's work across B2B, financial and professional services and impact. She brings 20 years of experience across agency and in-house roles. Before joining Highwire, Barrasso held senior positions at WE Communications, Burson and Makovsky, working with clients including SAP, PwC, Accenture and Capgemini. She also previously worked in-house at Kearney. Saleh joins Highwire after most recently serving as a brand practice and North American retail sector lead at Weber Shandwick, where she was also senior client relationship lead for The Home Depot. Earlier, Saleh spent eight years at Edelman, where she led the TJX Companies business, and began her career at Ogilvy working across corporate and technology communications. At Highwire, Saleh will serve as a senior executive partner to major clients, working across the agency's strategy, creative, media and marketing capabilities. "Kona and Nyla exemplify the caliber of senior counselor that clients operating in high-stakes markets require," said Highwire CEO Michael O'Brien. "During their careers, they have earned the trust of leading brands, grown complex client relationships, and built strong teams capable of navigating today's most dynamic news cycles." Article tags News direct to your inbox The agency playbook. The PR industry's most comprehensive listing of firms from every region and specialty.
Mastercard names global communications partner. by Telum Media 18 September 2026 4:55 AM 2 mins read Mastercard has selected We. Communications as its new global communications partner following a competitive review. The partnership supports Mastercard's evolving approach to communications, storytelling and stakeholder engagement as the company navigates a more complex landscape shaped by technology, AI, commerce and shifting audience expectations. We. Communications was selected for its technology expertise, strategic communications capabilities, global strength and track record helping brands navigate transformation and innovation. The work begins at the enterprise level, with additional scope, regional expansion and workstreams expected to follow in a phased approach. Lindsey Bastani, Executive Vice President and Head of We. Communications' technology sector, will oversee the account with a bespoke team spanning disciplines and the agency's global network. Lindsey said: "We couldn't be more thrilled to partner with this iconic brand and incredible client team. "The storytelling opportunity is extraordinary, from Mastercard's unique data and insight into how money moves around the world, to translating the complexity of agentic commerce and cybersecurity into human stories, to building understanding and belief with audiences from developers to the C-suite. It's exactly the kind of work we love to do." Jill Kramer, Chief Marketing and Communications Officer of Mastercard, added: "We're excited to evolve the Mastercard brand story, with We. Communications as our new agency of record helping us tell the fuller story of how Mastercard is powering new forms of value exchange for economies around the world, in new and different ways." Telum Media creating connections. Book a demo You might also enjoy. The Advisory Ward has appointed healthcare, corporate affairs and government policy specialist, Mike Tegg, as Senior Client Partner, strengthening the agency's senior health communications advisory capability as their business expands across Australia and the Asia-Pacific region. Mike brings experience spanning healthcare communications, corporate and government affairs, public policy, reputation, issues management and stakeholder engagement. He has held senior in-house roles with Johnson & Johnson and Novartis and brings agency and regional experience through WPP agencies GCI Health and Hawker Britton. Mike joins Senior Client Partner Samantha Razzell, Senior Account Manager Tayo Morris and Strategy Director Alex Abao, establishing the core senior team. 18 September 2026 4:20 AM Industry update New Zealand PR agencies, Common Ground and Dig have joined forces to become Ground Control PR, a new consumer and tech PR firm that works across the Tasman. The agency has already won clients such as Les Mills, Griffin's and DB Breweries' restaurant group Star Group, as well as a range of clients from Australia such as 3P Learning, Marine Stewardship Council and alcoholic ready-to-drinks for Coca-Cola Oceania. Co-founders Olivia Boswell and Leni Ma'ia'i also bring a stable of brands together from Common Ground and Dig PR respectively, including Boring Oat Milk, OPPO, Icehouse Ventures, Openstar, Outward Bound, Motion Sickness and Jamie Kay. Leni says the company's ethos is that a story told well can change an entire business. "We're bloody good at building products and companies on this side of the world, but not as good at telling the story of that success. Ours is the really fun part of the job, to come in and highlight the incredible work that's already going on and increase that impact," he said. "In both of our respective agencies, what our clients appreciated was our deep curiosities and pursuit of truth, and the understanding of what would resonate with audiences. These skills are hallmarks of good journalism, and they can be especially powerful when used through PR." 18 September 2026 4:05 AM 2 mins read Michelle Bartolo has been welcomed at global champagne and spirits group, Pernod Ricard, as Corporate Communications Manager. She was at Ferrero for three and a half years as Senior Corporate Communications Manager. Prior to this, Michelle worked in-house in the tourism and retail sectors. 18 September 2026 3:46 AM
Mastercard taps We. Communications as global comms AOR The credit card company previously worked with Ketchum. by Jess Ruderman
We. Communications promotes Charlie Baldwin to head of intelligence. Baldwin will lead the agency's intelligence capabilities across its global technology, consumer and health businesses. NEW YORK - We. Communications has promoted Charlie Baldwin to head of intelligence, expanding his remit to lead the agency's use of data, human intelligence and AI across its global business. Baldwin, previously senior VP of insights and analytics, will focus on expanding intelligence systems aimed at helping clients identify emerging issues and changes affecting their businesses and industries. He will work across We.'s technology, consumer and health clients. Baldwin will report to GiGi Downs, head of We. Studio. He will also work closely with Brian Keenan, who was recently named head of data and AI in APAC, to align intelligence strategy across regions. Baldwin has played a key role in expanding We.'s intelligence capabilities beyond analytics and measurement to include reputation strategy and integrated communications planning. He also spearheaded the development of offerings including GEO Compass and Reputation Forecast. Baldwin has 15 years of experience working in-house and at agencies. Before joining We., he led Weber Shandwick's performance analytics practice and worked in data science and analytics at Razorfish. Article tags News direct to your inbox The agency playbook. The PR industry's most comprehensive listing of firms from every region and specialty.
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