Nura Co.

When someone breaks away from the usual playbook and builds a message that truly connects, people pay attention.

As marketers, we’re watching and learning from the Mamdani Administration because they’re setting a new standard!

From the way they show up on social media to how they engage directly with the community, this is what real, meaningful connection looks like. This is how you move people.

The NURA Network is made up of vetted partners and collaborators who are leaders in their respective fields. When brought into a project, they integrate seamlessly into our workflows, uphold our standards of excellence, and operate within NURA’s strategy, systems, and creative direction.

The [GOOD] news? Their reduced fees are already included in our budget, so there are no surprises or add-ons down the line. For the sake of recalling memory of previous projects, a quick list of Network folks is:

Ebony Smith, Digital Strategy
Marcus Soniat, Graphic Design
Makala Blake, Public Relations
Shelby Buquet, Web Development
Mariah Hutchinson, Content & Social Media
Louis Kobetz, Videography
& more!

We recently had the opportunity to help Louisiana Key Academy do more good by supporting an enrollment campaign designed to reach families who need them most.

LKA is a multi-campus school in Louisiana offering free, specialized education for dyslexic thinkers. And for the 1 in 5 students in Louisiana who has dylexia, the need is real!

Parents with children who struggle academically are already feeling the weight of concern and confusion. Our goal was to tear down stigma and avoid stressful, clinical language that is often associated with dyslexia while still communicating the importance of early identification and timely support.

To lead this message, we didn’t rely on our own perspectives; we sat down and talked with parents from every campus to hear real stories and experiences. That insight shaped an approach rooted in empathy and encouraged parents to take action with confidence. 🧠💪