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Marketing & Design

Collaborating to create the Nation brand appealing to your market

Marketing communications and design services, including branding and marketing strategies.

  • Indigenous marketing advisory services
  • Branding and logo design
  • Collateral Materials – Brochures, posters, rack cards, business cards, presentation folders
  • Newsletters including design and copy writing
  • Banners, signage
  • Video production
  • Other – promotional items, website advisory, photographer coordination, campaign advisory services, info graphics

Sample Design Materials

Metro Vancouver Urban Aboriginal Strategy

 

CMHC Aboriginal Housing Committee

Apprenticeable Trades

Advertisements & collateral materials, e.g. posters, rack cards, banners – created for ACCESS and Industry Training Authority

 

Newsletters & Other

First Nations Technology Council

“What If” campaign – poster series & banners

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About Beverley O'Neil

A citizen of the Ktunaxa Nation, Beverley O’Neil has worked for more than 25 years to build First Nations through community economic development, first at the Ktunaxa Nation Council as the Director of Economic Development, and then in 1994 when she launched the first of her two businesses, O'Neil Marketing & Consulting, followed by Numa Communications Ltd.

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1747 - 1979 Marine Drive North Vancouver, BC V7P 3E9

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We are humbly located on the unceded Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh territory.