Donvalley
Web Designing in Cape Town

Cape Town, South Africa. DonValley is a new-age, brand, marketing & communications agency specialising in the provision of strategic Brand Management services and expertise.

DonValley is a new-age, boutique brand management agency specialising in the provision of strategic services and expertise aimed at building, revitalising or sustaining effective dialogues between brands and their target markets/ audiences. Brand Strategy Assessment and Development, PR & Media Relations, Strategic Communications and Marketing are all elements of brand management. In addition, we have access to a diverse array of business associate skills enabling us to create dedicated project teams whose make-up is informed by the client’s exact requirements. Whenever possible, DonValley also creates internship opportunities to provide hands-on experience to brand management students from various tertiary establishments. Our Mission To provide strategic interventions at various points of the brand management spectrum, as dictated by specific client requirements, in order to build, revitalise, or sustain effective dialogues between brands and their target markets and audiences. This access is also made possible through DonValley’s membership of respected professional bodies in its fields of expertise. His tertiary and professional careers have taken him to Canada, USA, and France (where he also completed his French MA Degree) over the last fourteen years. Solly is also a regular writer for the Cape Times and writes commissioned articles for a number of other publications, and is the current President of PRISA. Bell Pottinger are brilliant at what they do (all ethics aside), and their SA client is delighted. Their end-game is to stay in power, whatever it takes. Bell Pottinger has finally been found guilty of flouting industry professional and ethical rules and given the boot with a five-year ban from membership of the UK’s PR and communications regulatory body, the Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA). In the normal world, agencies remain behind the scenes and only step to the front stage when their campaign concepts get shortlisted for or win industry awards for their creativity. Is it enough to simply go back home and watch TV while eating popcorn, gleefully oblivious to all the missing information needed to help us understand the bigger picture of what was really at play, or should we join the DA, Save SA and OUTA, and keep digging until the whole truth is revealed? For me, this Bell Pottinger saga is not over until it’s over. The other side of the story is to fully understand why it was unleashed on us, and if the authors of its actions might be working on other plans to finish what Bell Pottinger couldn’t. It’s almost as if we chased potential thieves out of the gate in the middle of the night and went back to sleep, leaving the gates wide open, despite clear signs that the attempted robbery might have been an inside job. OUTA is also correct to join them in this long walk to the truth, and so should we all. Without insisting on a full disclosure, we’d all be complicit in harbouring the insiders who, driven by greed and irrational racial hatred, have demonstrated that they’re prepared to go to any lengths to bring South Africa to the brink of ethnic cleansing and a possible race war. Who were their monthly progress reports given to and discussed with, supposedly in exchange for monthly disbursements? What was the nature of their relationship with TV channel ANN7 and The New Age newspaper? This is irrespective of Mr Zuma being our country’s Number One citizen, and the man whose job it is to keep our diverse people together and from racially mauling one another. Bell Pottinger is unlikely to return to South Africa ever; but it is the least of the devils. Solly Moeng is a tested General Manager with specialisation in holistic Brand Management, which includes Strategic Corporate Communication, Stakeholder Communications, as well as Public & Media Relations Management. His tertiary and professional careers have taken him to Canada, USA, France, Nigeria and India over the last twenty years.