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When tragedy strikes, how an institution responds matters as much as what happened. After a student was struck by a vehicle crossing the highway in front of campus, CNC needed more than a statement; they needed a thoughtful, carefully considered crisis communications response. Monogram was called in to help the College navigate this critical moment with clarity and compassion.
A crisis doesn’t wait for you to be ready. That’s why Monogram set out to make sure the Prince George Public Library never had to face one without a plan. Through extensive industry research and close collaboration with the library’s team, we built a curated crisis communications guide, and captured it in an in-depth report designed to guide them through any moment of uncertainty.
As one of North America’s premier ski destinations and Canada’s second-largest ski area, Sun Peaks Resort needed a communications strategy that could keep pace with its scale. When the unexpected happens at a resort this size, the response has to be fast, clear and trusted. Monogram Communications partnered with Sun Peaks to build a Best Practices Guide for Crisis Communications, equipping the team to protect relationships before, during and after a crisis hits.
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.
Amid growing tensions, School District 57 needed a way forward, one built on clarity, reconciliation and trust. They brought in Monogram Communications to design a strategic communications approach that could reach diverse stakeholders across the district.
When COVID-19 reshaped the world, the The Canadian Red Cross faced one of the most significant emergency responses in its history. Monogram Communications stepped in to help carry the weight through developing and delivering both internal and external communications strategy at a national scale.
BCHA engaged Monogram to create and facilitate a crisis communication training series through its Fast Track Your Future program, helping members proactively prepare for and navigate challenging situations.
Following a challenging wildfire season in 2023, CSRD partnered with Monogram Communications to support public engagement efforts around emergency preparedness.
Following the legalization of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD), Monogram led a comprehensive communications strategy to support the Hospice’s implementation process while addressing procedural uncertainty, maintained trust and minimized the risk of losing employees, donors, or volunteers.