
ZenWeb designed and built the website for Impact Advisory, a Kuala Lumpur firm that handles investor relations, public relations and branding for companies in the capital market.

Impact Advisory is a boutique investor relations and public relations firm in Kuala Lumpur, founded in June 2023. It focuses on the capital and financial markets. Its work covers shareholder engagement, media relations, crisis communication, AGM and EGM events, ESG reporting and government affairs, plus speech writing, fundraising support and grant applications.
Its clients include listed companies, large private firms, SMEs and trade associations. The firm acts as the ongoing link between these companies and their investors. It also posts press releases and business news on its own site, in both English and Chinese.
They need a partner who understands both investors and the press. The Services page sets out investor relations, PR and ESG work in separate groups so they can see the full scope.
They look for a company's latest announcements. The News and 新闻 pages carry press releases, dated and paged, in English and Chinese.
They want to know who the firm already works with. The Clientele page profiles each client in a short paragraph with a link to learn more.
Screenshots of the live site, taken October 2026.

The home page opens with a full-width photo of financial reports and the firm's three-word tagline. It then gives a two-line introduction and a services block where each group links straight to its section on the Services page.

The Services page lists the firm's work under six headings: investor relations, public relations, event management, ESG reporting, government and political advisory, and other services. Each heading has its own anchor, so links from the home page land on the right group.

The News page lists press releases newest first, with a date on each and several pages of archive. A matching 新闻 page carries the Chinese versions, reached from the Updates menu.

The Clientele page explains how the firm works with clients, then profiles each one in a short paragraph. The list spans property, semiconductors, energy, retail and venture capital.
Journalists and investors often open press releases from a link on their phones. On mobile, the news list shows one release per row with its date, and the service groups stack into a single column.


A full-width photo of financial reports and charts sets a business tone from the first screen.
Royal blue and green from the logo, used for the hero panel, headings and buttons on white.
A heavy grotesque display font, Darker Grotesque, for headlines and Open Sans for body text.
An investor relations firm is judged on how well it handles its clients' public information. A site that publishes press releases in the languages the market reads shows that work in practice. Listing the services in clear groups and profiling real clients lets a listed company see the full scope before it makes contact.



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