Our work is driven by a profound sense of purpose and trust, empowering us to make transformative changes within organizations, companies, communities, and Nations. Unapologetically authentic, we bring ourselves to every project, forging connections that ignite meaningful impact and lasting change.
What We Do
Sectors We Work With
CHBA BC Education approached Monogram to guide a social strategy to ensure they were effectively showing up on LinkedIn. In addition, they looked to Monogram for best practices on executing and maintaining their Google Ads.
Clearline Consulting needed a refreshed online presence that could better serve clients while reducing the team’s manual workload. Monogram developed a modern website with an integrated e-store and e-learning platform. These enhancements simplified client access, automated previously manual tasks and provided a cohesive digital experience that strengthens Clearline’s brand presence.
The City engaged Monogram to increase awareness and participation in community engagement for major strategic initiatives, later re-hiring us to support consultation on new accessory dwelling unit (ADU) designs.
Primary Care Network approached Monogram to design and develop a new site for the Primary Care Network. Additionally, the Division wanted materials for physicians and their teams to help build understanding, address misperceptions, and shape patient expectations.
The Kitselas Treaty Team approached Monogram to ensure Members and eligible non-Members were able to make an informed decision on the Treaty and Constitution on April 10, 2025, the day of the Ratification Vote. Their primary goals were to develop a comprehensive communications plan that included an audience analysis, key messages, tactics, goals and objectives for the campaign, all of which Monogram subsequently implemented.
Understanding the need for clarity under pressure, we conducted a streamlined review of Stinger Welding’s emergency procedures and industry best practices. Our focus was on creating a simple, user-friendly resource tailored for leadership team members navigating a crisis within the first 24 hours—when stress is high, time is limited, and decisions are critical.
Monogram supported The Gallery’s strategic planning through research, surveys, and a communications audit – identifying opportunities like a crisis plan, stronger messaging, and an updated sponsorship package.
The Shauna Lynch Real Estate team needed a full rebrand to establish a stronger market presence. This included developing a fresh visual identity, a modern website, new marketing materials and a digital strategy to grow her reach.
Monogram developed and executed a strategic marketing plan to elevate Northbound Supply Co.’s brand presence and sales. This included a refreshed social media strategy for Facebook and Instagram, a targeted Black Friday campaign integrated with their Shopify and email marketing platforms, and refined brand messaging through a new positioning statement and tone of voice. We also launched an influencer campaign to help grow their audience and reach new customers.
As the Canada Games Council prepared to host two Games within six months, their internal communications team recognized the need for additional support. Monogram was engaged to lead strategic communications alongside internal staff, boosting brand visibility and ensuring seamless event execution. Our work spanned the Hall of Honour and Torch Lighting events, including planning, emcee coordination, logistics, day-of management, and inductee relations.
Monogram supported Sparkgeo with the design and execution of a communications strategy to drive international brand awareness and promote its geodata products to the financial sector.
Monogram delivered three interactive presentations on marketing strategy and innovation, covering the PESO model, budgeting with IMC, and using AI in PR to manage misinformation – bridging strategic insights with real-world tourism applications.
In the spotlight
District of Kitimat set out to unify their brand communication materials (posters, notices, bulletins, digital screens) across their Corporate brand and their Leisure Services brand — and called in Monogram to make it happen, all while preserving their Corporate identity and Leisure Services identity.
With accessibility at the forefront of municipal priorities, the City of Terrace needed a 2023 report that was as thorough as it was thoughtful. They approached Monogram to conduct in-depth research, distill complex content into clear insights, and bring it all together in a creative, purpose-built layout designed to make the City of Terrace’s 2023 Accessibility Report both informative and engaging.
An initiative to close skills gaps in the fisheries and oceans sector led the National Indigenous Fisheries Institute to approach Monogram Communications to develop an innovative brand identity and website for their new Indigenous Training and Skills Development Hub — one built not only to serve the sector today, but to be expanded and adapted as a model for Indigenous training and skills development in other industries.
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