Whether it's a new initiative, new leadership, new partnerships, or new ways of doing business, Akoya can help. Our clients look to us for three ingredients of success:
a compelling vision and action plan, leadership development to deliver on the vision, and strategic communications that engage key audiences.
Together with the Center for Women Veterans and the VA Secretary's office, the VA Women Veterans Health group helped conceptualize and tirelessly supported an inaugural Forum on Women Veterans, July 27-28 at the Women's Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery. The event — highlighting enhancements in VA services to women veterans — drew nearly 200 veterans and veteran services organizations. Akoya took the lead on logistics, design, and more — from overall branding to PR materials, outreach, and presentations, to the down-to-the-minute agenda timing. Was the client pleased? "Akoya has done an impressive job," said Dr. Patty Hayes, Chief Consultant for Women Veterans Health. "I believe the success of the 2010 Forum on Women Veterans is due almost entirely to the expertise, dedication and extensive effort contributed by Akoya staff." Read the Washington Post's next-day coverage of the event for more on what VA is doing to improve access and enhance services for women veterans.