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Every day, millions of people are deprived of opportunities to realize their full potential. Thousands more are condemned to settle for less than what they…Read more about Speaking
Empower your audience.
Truly connect.
Further your brand!
Building on over 20 years of experience, we’ve grown niche expertise helping French and English-speaking businesses expand the reach of their brand, by tapping into an underserved Canadian market worth more than $165 billion a year. If you’re looking to further your brand by truly connecting with a broader audience, you’ve come to the right place!
Communication is more than a two-way street. It’s a bridge. A bridge that gaps differences, that connects people with ideas. What we’re about is designing a world where everyone can truly connect and feel included. A world where everyone feels valued, respected, and heard. If you feel the same way, we can help you strengthen your bond with your audience.
Every day, millions of people are deprived of opportunities to realize their full potential. Thousands more are condemned to settle for less than what they…Read more about Speaking
Based on over 20 years of experience supporting businesses from around the world on various platforms (digital, print, virtual, in-person, etc.) in both French and…Read more about Training
This blog post explores how workplaces can either reduce or amplify challenges faced by people with disabilities. It highlights the importance of inclusive environments, addressing…Read more about Demystifying disability in the workplace so leaders can drive change
Nikki Kuhn is a seasoned senior-level accessibility designer with over 15 years of experience in the field. With a strong passion for creating inclusive digital…Read more about Interview with Nikki Kuhn
According to findings from the 2017 Canadian Survey on Disability, an estimated 20% of working-age Canadians self-identify as having one or more disabilities that affect how they perceive, understand, and interact with the world around them. That’s more than one out of every five people in the “Great White North”. How many of those people do you think are your customers, or could be?