FedEx Entrega is part of the FedEx Express social responsibility program, aiming to support education in Latin America through the collection and delivery of books for kids and teens. Comunicación Corporativa Ketchum not only put the topic on the media's agenda and organized the events, also fulfilled the task of forming strategic alliances in Costa Rica and Panama to facilitate the project.

Purdy Motor decided to change its structure and evolve from a national company to the Grupo Purdy Motor (Purdy Motor Group). This meant a significant change for the employees of the company.

To inform all the Costa Rica manufacturing plants associates that H.B. Fuller Latin America was about to integrate its two business units, paints and adhesives. The goal was to convey the information and get a good reaction to it.

As part of its media relations strategy, EARTH University wanted to increase its media presence through an alliance with a communication medium.

The challenge was to get broad coverage in the media for Scotiabank, in their agenda and achieve our spokepersons to become source of information.

The challenge was to get Grupo Purdy Motor and their business units a position in the media agenda

The communities in Guanacaste perceived an increase of the social problems that reflected in low performance in students and school desertion), besides a lack of appreciation to anything considered local which also caused a lack of self-esteem.

The challenge was to achieve Costa Ricans to identify Banco Nacional as an indispensable bank for the country, leader in the market, innovative, solid, with universal services and able to generate social and economic (financial) development.

Roche wanted to replicate in Costa Rica the success achieved through the European Campaign Breast Friends, with the purpose of increasing knowledge about breast cancer and  encourage women to do the self examination.

In August 2005, Grupo Kativo requested an investigation to the Ministry of Economy, Industry and Commerce for alleged "dumping" practices, taking place on Costa Rica´s paint industry. Their goal was to prove that a company called Celera Group, main provider/exporter of American Paint, was committing unfair competition.