We believe employee communications can be your superpower

For more than 20 years, The O’Keefe Group has successfully tackled
the internal communications challenges of some of the world’s most prestigious brands. As a boutique internal communications agency
and a certified women-owned business, we offer a full range of services from strategy and planning to copywriting and graphic design. Our customized award-winning campaigns can help inspire your
employees to take action and deliver business results.


Creative solutions for employee communications that inform, inspire, and drive action

Our focus is your employees. Our deep expertise means we understand the communication challenges of reaching workers on the shop floor, in the C-suite, at home, and in the office.

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Delivering employee experiences for the world’s most admired companies



Awards & Recognition

In 2023, The O’Keefe Group was honored with the Gold Quill Award by IABC, highlighting our dedication to communication excellence. We’re also proud to be certified as a Women’s Business Enterprise, reinforcing our commitment to diversity and inclusion.

The latest from our blog

Explore insights, how-to tips, trends, and best practices from our team of internal communications experts.

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    The school routine is in full swing again and chances are parents in your organization are already feeling overwhelmed. The American Psychological Association recently released… Read more

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  • All Politics Is Local – Like in the Cubicle Next to You

    We are heading into the most contentious election we’ve seen in recent times – yes, more than 2016, worse than 2020. Identity politics have had… Read more

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