When ʔEsdilagh First Nation set out to bring Fraser River Meats to life, they needed more than a logo. They needed a brand the community could trust and the tools to run a business. They turned to Monogram Communications to make it happen.
ʔEsdilagh First Nation approached Monogram Communications to support the launch of Fraser River Meats. Their goal was to create a clear, trusted brand and a full set of tools to support both the shop and its day-to-day operations.
To support the launch, Monogram delivered a full brand, website and design system. The work focused on building something practical, grounded and easy to use across the business.
Key work included:
This approach gave the Fraser River Meats team a strong, ready-to-use foundation as they prepare to open.
As a result of this work, Fraser River Meats now has a complete brand and set of tools to support its launch and growth.
This project set Fraser River Meats up with everything needed to open with confidence and serve the community.
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