Kemp & KjærContact ✓
Copenhagen, DenmarkIndustries ✓
Kemp & Kjær documents PR work in urban mobility for EIT Urban Mobility, digital identity for Idura and the Internet of Things for Wireless Logic.
Expertise ✓
Kemp & Kjær combines media relations, thought leadership and international PR. Its services include media training, content development and public affairs.
Scores describe documented focus. 1 means clearly offered service, 2 means documented client work, 3 means stated specialty with at least two distinct documented examples. The average uses all available scores on each axis. Dotted lines pass through the center where scores are missing.
Scores and sources
| Expertise | Agency | Network average |
|---|---|---|
| Earned media | 3 Source 1 · Source 2 · Source 3 |
1.5 (371 scored) |
| Consumer campaigns | Insufficient evidence | 1.9 (106 scored) |
| B2B communications | 2 Source 1 · Source 2 |
1.8 (57 scored) |
| Corporate reputation | 2 Source 1 |
1.4 (152 scored) |
| Crisis and issues | 1 Source 1 |
1.1 (178 scored) |
| Public affairs | 1 Source 1 |
1.3 (63 scored) |
| Investor relations | Insufficient evidence | 1.6 (16 scored) |
| Influencer and creator relations | Insufficient evidence | 1.6 (113 scored) |
| Social and content | Insufficient evidence | 1.3 (245 scored) |
| Events and experiences | Insufficient evidence | 1.5 (203 scored) |
Additional summary sources Source 1
- Brand strategy
- Content development
- International PR
- Media relations
- Media training
- PR strategy
- Public affairs
- Thought leadership
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Listed clients ✓
Kemp & Kjær documents PR work for EIT Urban Mobility, Idura and Wireless Logic. The agency also lists Copenhagen Atomics, Danmarks Miljøportal, Veeam and Lyras among its customers.
Publications ✓
Kemp & Kjær reports that its Nordic digital identity campaign for Idura generated coverage in Computerworld (Denmark), Ingeniøren and ITWatch. Its EIT Urban Mobility case documents cycling policy coverage, including an Altinget opinion piece and Ritzau reporting carried by Berlingske.