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.
Carrier Sekani Family Services (CSFS) needed one place to bring its people together. CSFS approached Monogram to build a communications hub that shares organization-wide communiques, houses key institutional employee information and fosters an engaged community, both online and offline.
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.
Sinclar Group Forest Products partnered with Monogram Communications to develop branded design assets for a Safety Communication Plan. The plan required designs that aligned with existing brand standards and supported the distribution of clear safety communication.
Coast Mental Health partnered with Monogram Communications to develop a clear, practical and future-focused strategic communications plan to support organizational growth, major change initiatives and alignment with Coast Mental Health’s broader strategic priorities through 2026 to 2028.
Monogram Communications partnered with the Humber Bay of Islands Tourism Committee to shape a unified regional destination with a clear voice and a strong sense of identity. The work brought together brand, communications, wayfinding and a visitor-first website reflecting the character of the region while making it easy and inviting to explore.
TDB Consultants Ltd. engaged Monogram to support internal and external communications during the acquisition of NorCan Consulting Ltd.
Destination BC engaged Monogram Communications to develop internal Truth and Reconciliation materials that aligned with their brand guidelines and were supported by original illustrations from an Indigenous designer.
EDI approached Monogram Communications for support in understanding how their intranet was being used across the organization. The goal? To create a clear and practical strategy to strengthen their internal communications.
Monogram led the development of a unified and engaging intranet hub, replacing their outdated HTML-based HomeNet system with a newly designed SharePoint platform. The goal was to create a central, user-friendly space that streamlined employee access to information and strengthened internal connections.
