WHO WE WORK WITH /
We work with startups, national corporations, and
public sector organizations.
We’ve had the pleasure of working with startups, national corporations, and public sector organizations, across industries such as consumer packaged goods, finance, tech, manufacturing, engineering and construction. Our collaborative approach gets the best team to the table so we can tackle their challenges head on.
SELECT WORK /
We’re proud of our work and value our partnerships even more.
o Concordia University of Edmonton
Evolving demographics, technology, and customer needs have all changed the nature of the Concordia University of Edmonton (CUE) Bookstore. We worked with the team to understand how students could be better served by the bookstore, which led to a new name and brand, a redesigned space, and an integrated online experience.
o BGE Indoor Air Quality Solutions
For over half a century, BGE Indoor Air Quality has been keeping commercial and industrial spaces safe for people, products, and equipment. BGE Indoor Air Quality recently rebranded its company to more accurately reflect what the company does—it provides indoor air quality solutions, in addition to manufacturing indoor air quality products.
o Startup YMM
Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo is one of the most culturally diverse communities in Canada, a place of breathtaking natural wonder and adventure, and a place where risk offers exponential reward. It is most known for its global oil & gas relevance, but there is a mature community of inventors and entrepreneurs who are eager to grow.
o Edmonton Metropolitan Region Board
The Edmonton Metropolitan Region Board (EMRB) is a growth management board, and a forum for regional collaboration and planning among thirteen municipalities in the Edmonton region. We helped the EMRB redesign their website to tell the story of their work from the eyes of the citizens of each community.
o Punchcard Systems
When you work with Punchcard, you get a partner who is focused on solving a problem using technology. Sounds like most software companies, right? Well, it isn’t. Unlike other companies, who focus on a predefined output, Punchcard aims for a business or user-driven outcome that is delivered through “sprints” of time.
o Bitcoin Well
Adam O’Brien has a big vision—to make Bitcoin widely accessible and understood. It’s big because Bitcoin is limited in inventory, difficult to use, and always shown in deceptive scenarios. The biggest challenge was creating a brand that appealed to Bitcoin users, but felt trustworthy, and educated people who are very new to the cryptocurrency world.