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Jemima McCrystal

Senior Consultant
Jemima is a Senior Consultant at Kekst CNC in London, specialising in corporate communications for multinational companies across the technology, finance, and science sectors.

As a member of the Kekst CNC Impact team, she focuses on executive communications—working directly with senior leaders to enhance their impact, refine messaging, and develop profile-building strategies.

As a member of the Kekst CNC Impact team, she focuses on executive communications—working directly with senior leaders to enhance their impact, refine messaging, and develop profile-building strategies.

Jemima has extensive experience in developing and executing multi-channel communications strategies. She advises clients on reputation management, corporate positioning, and stakeholder engagement, ensuring they navigate complex media landscapes effectively.

Prior to joining Kekst CNC, Jemima led a Digital and Marketing department in London, where she was responsible for brand strategy, content creation, and business development. She has also advised on brand safeguarding and crisis communications, helping organisations protect and strengthen their reputations.

Jemima holds an MA in Modern History from the University of St. Andrews.


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Is Donald Trump Changing the Way Leaders Speak?

The next time you hear a leader interviewed, don't be surprised if you can hear an echo of the man in the White House. Whether Trump is the cause or a symptom, in this edition of Impact Insights, we explore the ripple effects of the new administration’s rhetoric: who is mirroring it, how they’re doing it, and why some businesses might need to adjust their communications strategies.

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The Tech Tightrope: Talking About AI Like a Human

In 2024 in the tech sector, public perceptions can attract billions in investment or they can make it disappear.

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Are They Really Listening to the Words You Say?

In the US, in the UK, and in France, the clearest election campaign talking points have been about presentation, not policy.

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