Leidar - international communication consultancy

Leidar is an international communication consultancy that helps clients set their course, navigate and communicate effectively.

Set your course

A clear destination and direction define the journey towards business success. Leidar is the Norse name for the North Star. With a bright North Star we lay the foundation for successful navigation and engaging communications.
Navigate

With a bright North Star, you can navigate the best course to suit stakeholder interests in an increasingly complex media arena and landscape. A strong story, distinct design and thought leadership can drive advocacy and create a competitive advantage.
Communicate

We help you use the right channels to spread your story effectively to the stakeholders you want to reach. We always seek to generate engagement and the right outcomes for your business or cause.

Some examples of our work

The sustainability focus of Nutreco and Skretting: A new brand

African business on the Norwegian agenda

ECOHZ - Website

ECOHZ: Refresh visual identity including new website

FARA - bus stop screen

FARA: 360° communication of technological solutions for public transport

See more examples of our work

Key contacts for engaging with Leidar

Our team members deliver seamlessly across all communication disciplines. Contact one of our leaders for further information or expertise.

Head of user experience design

Theresa A. Parenteau

Employee Engagement

Brand and reputation strategy

Crisis Management

Lukasz Bochenek

Insights and Digital Engagement

Digital and promotional campaigns

Public Affairs and Advocacy

CEO and strategic counsel

Ingrid Helsingen Warner

International profiling

Morten Woldsdal

Norway engagement

One team across many markets

Leidar is a full service international communication consultancy that can deliver both on local and global levels. In particular, we have a unique capability to deliver seamlessly across major areas of influence in Europe.

Kongsvinger
Oslo
London
Geneva
Brussels