Located in Brussels, Belgium, Griffiths & Company specialises in implementing pan-European communications programmes for corporate and institutional clients.
From strategy to technology and content, Griffiths & Company provides a top-to-bottom service to put your communications plans into practice.
Working for institutional clients such as the European Commission and European Parliament and major corporations, its experienced partners provide a range of multi-country communications support services across Europe either directly from Brussels or in conjunction with local associates.
NEWS ROLL
Anthem for Europe?
Is it time for a new Anthem for Europe? Something more fitting for 2016 than 1957?…
Bringing communities together
Written by Griffiths and Company, the latest edition of the PANORAMA magazine of regional polic…
Brussels Press Club launched
Brussels finally has a Press Club for international correspondents, just like New York, Londo…
CSR policy for the EU?
The EU is developing a new policy on Corporate Social Responsibility.…
Eco Innovation and SMEs
Investment in SMEs working in the area of environmentally innovative technologies is producing above…
EU update
IEE energy magazine - 20m green jobs
The European Commission estimates 20 million jobs could be created between now and 2020 in the green economy. Read about this and more in'IEE Magazine', edited and written by Griffiths & Company on behalf of Intelligent Energy Europe.
Panorama magazine
The primary content for DG REGIO’s quarterly magazine PANORAMA is provided by Griffiths & Company.
EU conference in Kazakhstan
Griffiths & Company organised an international conference in the Kazakhstan capital Astana for the EU Delegation.
CSR policy for the EU?
The EU is developing a new policy on Corporate Social Responsibility.
Rebuilding Northern Ireland
Written by Griffiths and Company, the latest edition of the PANORAMA magazine of regional policy department of the Commission has a fascinating story how EU funds have been wisely and effectively used to rebuild the shattered communities of Northern Ireland. Jacques Delors, bless his socks, was the first to offer aid back in 1974 when the ceasefire was announced. A gold star for him...