An initiative to close skills gaps in the fisheries and oceans sector led the National Indigenous Fisheries Institute to approach Monogram Communications to develop an innovative brand identity and website for their new Indigenous Training and Skills Development Hub — one built not only to serve the sector today, but to be expanded and adapted as a model for Indigenous training and skills development in other industries.

With a website untouched since 2015, Admiral Roofing approached Monogram Communications to modernize their online presence. They wanted a site that showcased their innovative use of technology, highlighted their deep expertise in commercial and industrial roofing and wall systems, and put their strongest projects front and centre.

UNBC needed to raise its national profile and bring in students from coast to coast. Monogram addressed this need with an integrated marketing campaign built around a contest and microsite that turned user-generated content into UNBC’s biggest recruitment asset, including a contest winner who became the university’s own student-driven content marketer throughout his first year.

Every community has a story worth telling well. For ʔEsdilagh First Nation, that meant reimagining their brand from the ground up and building a website as strong and welcoming as the community itself. Monogram designed a brand that would help bring people closer through clear communication and real transparency.

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.

Virsa Group needed a clear brand identity and a web presence to match, one that reflected their values and told a unified story across all their operations, and they called on Monogram Communications to deliver it.

As Soonats’ooneh Community Health Centre evolved, its leadership recognized the need for a brand and website that better reflected its growing role within the community.

When Ty Clayton needed communications, social media and PR support for a run unlike any other, he came to Monogram Communications. Ty was embarking on an extraordinary journey, running from the Arctic Circle to Mexico to raise awareness and funds for arthritis research, all while living with Ankylosing spondylitis, a form of arthritis that causes debilitating chronic pain. The goal? To share his remarkable story of resilience, determination and grit with the world and raise funds for those who are also suffering.

Monogram Communications partnered with the Canada Games Council to increase awareness and participation in a national activity challenge for students and teachers across Canada. The campaign encouraged engagement through digital content, app downloads and interactive rewards tied to the 2017 Canada Games in Winnipeg.