About TMWK

At This Much We Know, well, we know ←this much→. Not everything, by a long shot. But we know stuff: In the last 15+ years, I have been trusted to drive brand outcomes through creativity, content and culture.

This has included investigating, experimenting, deploying and leading strategic projects around brand and culture development, social technology, digital transformation, organizational effectiveness, employee and stakeholder engagement, content marketing, and personal branding.

Most of these services fall under a progressive definition of MarComms. Sometimes, I refer to myself as a Corporate Disorganizer, someone

“who can introduce a little ‘organized chaos’, act more like a start-up, innovate and tap into new systems of the collaborative economy.”
(Fast Company definition)

My main services architecture revolves around these concepts:

ENCOURAGE:
Approach work(place) opportunities with optimism. Stimulate and coach colleagues and partners to stretch for more. Constantly grow and help talent to be ready for what’s next.

ACT:
Work at velocity: speed with direction. Leverage skills and technology to execute at scale. Connect everything: map big picture requirements to culture, tactics, and outputs as organizational fixer.

REIMAGINE:
Ready talent and the brand for the future of work by sponsoring creative tension. Implement and iterate edge ideas to drive emergent brand outcomes.

Specific services and coaching:

Narrative architecture: investigation, development, deployment
Culture diagnostics: surveys, leadership expectations, EVP
Social technology: enablement, leverage, (post-COVID) workplace norms
Engagement / OE: pulse surveys, enterprise social networks
Social media: content, plans, audits
COVID communications: calendars, content
Content approaches: video, podcast, writing, ESN, blog, vlog, social media, web
Content plans: development, execution
Storytelling: articulation, workshops, execution, always F.R.E.S.H.
Corporate branding: narratives, manifestos, straplines
Personal branding: remarkability, stories, workplace and job-seeking approaches
The Future of Work: WFH techniques, post-COVID workplace norms development