Government
High Stakes, Real Impact
Government communications has its own set of demands. The stakes are high, the audiences are diverse, and the missions genuinely matter. Getting it right means understanding both the policy landscape and the people you’re trying to reach. Akoya has been doing this work for 26 years, and we keep coming back to it because the impact is real. A well-crafted campaign can move the needle on a public health crisis, accelerate the adoption of a new technology, or change how millions of people engage with a federal program.
Across 26 years, we’ve partnered with agencies including DOE, NASA, the Federal Highway Administration, the Defense Health Agency, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, and the Food and Nutrition Service, among others. We’ve earned a reputation as a small firm that punches well above its weight, and that’s the reputation we intend to keep.
Featured Case Studies
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Branding and Representing Geothermal Technology
Read how Akoya reimagined visuals and branding for complex, impossible-to-see technology that improved clarity, relatability, and public appeal.
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Conflict Observatory
The Conflict Observatory platform aggregated and analyzed open-source data about global conflicts to support timely, evidence-based decision-making.
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U.S. DOE Solid-State Lighting Program
How two decades of clear, credible communications helped take solid-state lighting from a lab breakthrough to the light in nearly every American building.
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New Branding Energizes Legacy Campaign
For more than two decades, HRSA’s Workplace Partnership for Life initiative asked employers across the country to help educate Americans about organ donation. It was a proven model — but after twenty years, it needed a spark.
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Slick Marketing for Government Services
Akoya worked with the Department of Homeland Security’s Chief Procurement Officer to market category management practices and contract vehicles. We took a commercial marketing approach with videos, webinar demos, and slick sheets that grabbed attention.
