Recent results

Through the years, the company has grown from strength to strength. Leveraging off the skills and experience of its principals, Quo Vadis has a proud record of achievements on behalf of its clients.

 

Return on Investment for Inyathelo-The South African Institute for
Advancement March 2009 to February 2010

Inyathelo-The South African Institute for Advancement March 2009 to February 2010

ROI: 50.3:1

Return on investment - The National Consumer Tribunal Launch 2009

The National Consumer Tribunal - Launch 2009

ROI: 52:1


Our figures show that the strategic approach adopted by Quo Vadis Communications pays handsome dividends

Media Liaison

“The Vodacom Foundation has found Quo Vadis Communications to be very professional and customer-focused in its work. It has always been a pleasure to deal with them in the range of work they have done for us, which includes both the written word and media events.” Mthobi Tyamzashe, Chairman of the Vodacom Foundation

Our proficient media liaison services are amongst the best in the industry, a fact that has endeared us to several blue-chip corporates, faith-based and non-profit organisations that have all benefited from our expert service.

We have identified the media as one of our key partners. We have, over the years, cultivated good relations with different media houses across Southern Africa. Media liaison service at Quo Vadis is underlined by a thorough understanding of the media industry with most members of the team clocking up working experience as journalists.  

This media experience has helped us achieve excellent print, electronic and broadcast coverage for all its clients on a regular basis.

A few of our recent media liaison successes are besides the ones in the column to the right are:

The Salvation Army - January to March 2010 - Return on Investment 98:1

Unisa International Music Competition sponsored by Vodacom 2008 – Return on Investment 36:1

In 2009 our work for a listed international company resulted in their South African operation performing second in its media coverage to only the UK, scoring better than their operations in all the other 21 developed countries in which they operate.