What exactly does Liyana do?
We help organizations bridge the gap between their social intentions and their actual reputation. We turn complex impact data into credible stories that stakeholders actually trust.
Who are your typical clients?
We work with leaders in the public and private sectors who realize that traditional PR isn't enough to manage the complexities of social impact and sustainability today.
What makes your approach different?
We don’t just "polish" a message. We look at the lived realities on the ground and the institutional constraints you face, ensuring your communication is rooted in truth, not just intent
Can you help if our social impact isn’t "landing" with the community?
Yes. That’s usually where we start. We use social listening and stakeholder mapping to find out where the disconnect is and then recalibrate your strategy to fix it.
Do you handle the implementation or just the advice?
We do both. We can design the high-level strategy and then step into the trenches to handle the project coordination, reporting, and team alignment.
Is this just for large-scale ESG projects?
Not necessarily. While we thrive in complex environments, we work with any organization that needs to communicate its social value with more rigor and less "fluff."
How do you handle the "messy" parts of community engagement?
By being honest about them. We help you navigate uneven power dynamics and high-scrutiny environments by centering the voices of those your projects actually affect.
What does "success" look like in your work?
It looks like institutional legitimacy. When your stakeholders stop seeing your social work as a "compliance checkbox" and start seeing it as a credible, core part of your business.
Can you work alongside our existing PR or Marketing teams
Absolutely. We often act as a specialized layer, providing the social impact expertise and "on-the-ground" nuance that standard agencies might miss.
How do we start?
Let’s have a focused conversation. We’ll look at your current impact landscape, identify the biggest risks to your reputation, and map out a way to close the gap.