At the helm of Comms Creatives is a sister act — Hel and Lesley — based in the South Wales, UK. Our online courses unleash that confident, inspired version of you.
We have helped brands like Macmillan Cancer Support, Scottish Power and Manchester City Council get lots more social media engagement.
And we’ve worked with loads of organisations like NUS, Welsh Government and the NHS, to create unique, pioneering social media strategies.
About Hel Reynolds
The Social Media Marketing Awards-winning, creative trainer who designs unique training and coaching programmes. You may know me from my cartoons, or from Twitter where I chat with my strong community of comms followers.
About Lesley Reynolds
Lesley deals with the business and student support side of things, and bringing fun and learning expertise from her career as a school teacher. Thankfully, she is the one in the family that got the organised genes.
Expert speaker on social media creativity in comms and marketing
On ITV Wales's The Sharp End analysing social media reaction during the 2015 election debates
Hel Reynolds is an experienced keynote conference speaker, chair and workshop host.
Hel is also really happy appearing on TV, radio and podcasts to give her unique take on topical social media, communications and professional creativity issues.
Expert topics
Media commentary, quotes for journalists
Areas of expertise where Hel can contribute insightful, interesting views, comments and advice.
1. How brands are using social media – the good, bad and the hideous
2. Small business and entrepreneurship, from the point of view of the owner of an online business
3. How creativity has become the number one workplace skill – techniques and commentary on the companies that foster innovation and creativity
Conferences and events
Get in touch to request a subject area for Hel to present at your event, or consider suggested talks for 2020 below:
1. Become an unstoppable creative force: five unusual but powerful ways to boost your comms creativity
2. Managingstress and mental health in a busy comms environment: tackling real issues – bad bosses, unrealistic demands, imposter syndrome
3. Grow your brands’s social media engagement: how to change audience reactions from tumbleweed to tremendous
Hel’s cartoons are a great example of how we can use creativity to make sense of the world, and engage our audiences. Hel find drawing things helps her describe problems and communicate ideas.
Her comms cartoons feature in The IoIC’s Voice magazine and various comms and marketing newsletters.
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Awards
Hel has a strong trophy shelf to take the weight of her comms and digital awards over the years.
Then she built a business helping comms teams tackle the problems she had faced as a comms and digital team leader.
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