Jago Communications

Jago Communications operates from offices in Belfast and Dublin as a PR and communications consultancy working across sectors, serving clients ranging from multi-million-pound brands to homegrown local businesses. The practice was founded by managing director Shona Jago-Curtis, who built her background over three decades in the PR industry, including board-level advisory work in London before establishing Jago on a commitment to KPI-led campaigns with measurable commercial impact. The team is small, and alongside client work it runs The Go Project, a pro-bono initiative founded in 2017 through which it has trained grass-roots charities in PR and communications skills, including an ongoing campaign delivered for Women's Aid. Declared services span public relations, social media marketing, branding, event management, search engine optimisation, pay-per-click and back office outsourcing, positioning the agency as a through-the-line partner covering both traditional PR and digital disciplines. Work is described as strategic and narrative-driven, with an emphasis on consistency across content and communications and on building long-term client relationships rather than one-off activity. The agency frames its output around accountability, stating that the difference it creates for clients is intended to be measurable rather than assumed. Campaign work has included influencer marketing and strategic content, led in the Dublin office by director Fiona Hanna, alongside broader consumer and corporate communications handled from the Belfast headquarters at Scottish Provident Building, Donegall Square West.