Paragraf, the first company in the world to mass-produce graphene microchips and described by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard in the Daily Telegraph as a “gold dust company,” was entering a new stage of growth. As it expanded its global manufacturing, Parisi was asked to help the business speak with one clear and consistent voice — simplifying and strengthening its story so it resonated with investors, customers, policymakers, and the public. The aim was to show not just innovation, but the scale of the opportunity ahead, enabling Paragraf to secure long-term capital, accelerate commercial growth, and build the organisational capacity needed for global expansion.

Parisi began with a full audit of Paragraf’s communications, mapping how the company engaged with investors, customers, the media, and its own people. We identified gaps and inconsistencies, then worked with leaders to create an integrated communications strategy that reached each audience with a clear, consistent, and exciting story. From refreshed investor materials and analyst engagement to tailored sales content, recruitment campaigns, and media activity, we ensured the same compelling messages ran through every channel.

By developing a clear message, we shaped Paragraf’s communications strategy so it could speak consistently to investors, building confidence through refreshed materials and stronger analyst engagement. Inside the business, the new messaging gave leaders and employees a shared way of talking about the company, strengthening culture and supporting recruitment. Together, this made Paragraf’s story clearer, more credible, and more exciting, positioning it as a technology leader ready for its next stage of growth.