Big plans start with a clear path forward. Monogram helped Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern BC turn stakeholder insights into a focused five-year strategic plan built for action.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern BC (BBBSNBC) is a non-profit organization in Prince George, British Columbia, that provides life-changing mentoring programs and supportive child-focused services to help local children and youth build confidence and reach their potential.
Monogram hosted a strategic planning session for BBBSNBC in the summer of 2021. Prior to the session, we conducted research and surveys to gather feedback from all stakeholders, which gave direction on the strategic directions and focus points. The data from the research and session were distilled into a beautifully designed strategic planning report and informed an actionable five-year implementation plan.
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After partnering with Monogram on their staff operations plan, PIBC placed their trust in Monogram again to facilitate a two-day Board Planning Session in Vancouver, BC, charting the course for the organization’s next strategic cycle.
Seeking actionable steps to amplify their community impact, NDIT turned to Monogram to develop a new strategic plan — one built to sharpen how they invest in economic growth, diversification, and job creation across central and northern BC.
Planning for the future starts with understanding your community. Monogram guided PGPL through a collaborative strategic planning process to create a flexible five-year roadmap for the years ahead.
As a national charity helping workplaces, schools, and communities build more inclusive environments, CCDI needed to communicate its mission with clarity and reach. Monogram Communications delivered a bilingual media kit and corporate resume that translates CCDI’s impact into a compelling story for partners, funders, and media alike.
Archway Society for Domestic Peace changes lives every day. Our role was to ensure those who needed its services knew where to find them, while also inspiring donors, volunteers and community partners to support the organization’s vital work.
Following the 2016 legalization of medical assistance in dying (MAiD) in Canada, Prince George Hospice House faced a defining moment: under a provincial mandate, the facility needed to reach an agreement with Northern Health to implement MAiD on-site, and fast. Monogram Communications stepped in to develop a comprehensive internal and external communications plan, helping the Hospice navigate a complex, emotionally charged transition with clarity, transparency and trust.
