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As a Canadian Aboriginal and Minority Supplier Council (CAMSC)-certified minority-owned and -led organization, we align our diverse set of experiences, backgrounds, and viewpoints with our clients’ needs to create innovative marketing solutions that amplify diversity and showcase unique perspectives.
Founded in 1998, Galt Foundation creates positive change by providing, promoting, and expanding employment opportunities for Americans with disabilities across multiple states.
To better highlight the significant value of employees with disabilities, Galt needed a trusted partner who understands the importance of championing historically excluded and underrepresented voices.
Not only do we help clients champion diverse voices and perspectives for their owned channels, we leverage our blog page by featuring content from individuals and organizations representing historically-excluded communities.
From the pages of our publication, Make The World Better Magazine, Sparx created a blog post that amplifies the story of QMUNITY, a 2SLGBTQAI+-specific resource and community centre in British Columbia that’s on a mission to provide safe and welcoming communal spaces. We paired this post with a social media push across our channels.
The Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE), also known as the Exchange for Entrepreneurs, has a goal to provide public companies with a combination of cost-efficient access to capital markets and exceptional service. A trusted partner of the CSE since 2014, Sparx has helped create and deploy numerous social media posts that champion the CSE’s increasing recognition of diverse voices and highlight their diversity and inclusion (D&I) initiatives.
For an Asian Heritage Month edition of the CSE’s The Exchange for Entrepreneurs Podcast, hosted by Phillip Shum and featuring Anish Chopra, Sparx created the graphics and copy for the social post and assisted in editing the podcast’s audio and video.
For Pride Month, we helped the CSE spotlight Gaingels, an investment syndicate that supports and represents LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs and their allies in the venture capital space, by creating graphics and copy that were presented across the CSE’s social media channels.
To aid the promotional efforts of the Indigenous Reconciliation episode of CSE’s The Exchange for Entrepreneurs Podcast, hosted by Barrington Miller and featuring Paul Rice and Michael Perron, we assisted in audio and video editing and created social posts. The podcast shines a light on Indigenous views of business and how Indigenous groups and non-Indigenous corporations can approach mutually beneficial partnerships.
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