We breathe life into campaigns tailored to meet the unique needs of small to large businesses spanning diverse sectors nationally including tech, finance, sport, Indigenous communications and more. But don’t just take our word for it… browse through some of our proudest campaigns to date.
When The Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation needed support in Terrace for in-person and virtual open houses, they called Monogram to design and deliver culturally respectful engagement materials and treaty negotiations.
Thirty years of dedicated treaty negotiations resulted in Kitselas First Nation’s Treaty Engagement Team approaching Monogram Communications to help develop accessible, strategic and clear communications to educate, engage and break down complex treaty topics for community members using a multi-faceted communications approach.
With a changing landscape in forestry, WFCA partnered with Monogram to understand its members, partners and interest holders’ evolving needs through a public engagement initiative.
Monogram Communications supported KIU with a community-led engagement and planning process to inform the development of a five-year economic development plan for Yekooche First Nation. The work combined in-community engagement, research and clear design to support informed decision-making and future growth.
Led by the Prince George Chamber of Commerce, The Exchange is a data-driven platform mapping connections between local businesses and non-profit organizations. Praxis Solutions engaged Monogram Communications to develop the brand and execute a multi-layer campaign to drive awareness, engagement and action within a three-month window.
The City of Prince George tasked Monogram Communications with the development and marketing of a poverty reduction campaign aimed at engaging marginalized individuals.
PGPL approached Monogram for support in engaging the community with a fresh approach that would gather feedback, build momentum and align the project vision with public input.
Tony Osborn Architecture + Design (TOAD) and the District of Sechelt partnered on a feasibility study to plan the future of the Municipal Hall and Sechelt Library. They engaged Monogram Communications to lead a robust engagement process that would surface meaningful public and interest holder input to inform key decisions around renovation, expansion, or new construction.
The Canada Games Council engaged Monogram to lead the development and delivery of a national elementary school physical activity challenge that was innovative, inclusive, and engaging for students, educators, and parents alike.
