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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
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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
Today’s post explores the critical yet overlooked role of disability inclusion in DEI initiatives. It highlights how embracing disability not only addresses ethical imperatives but…Read more about Disability inclusion: the unexpected opportunities for better business growth
Paul Meyer, a deaf individual since birth, is fluent both in English and ASL. He honed his leadership and communication skills from life-long interactions with…Read more about Interview with Paul Meyer
According to the Center for Retail Research, a firm based in Norwich, England that provides research and analysis about the retail industry, the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated a longer-term trend toward accessing all sorts of services online. Today, one in five dollars is spent online, which is more than twice the proportion of only a decade ago. What might that online shift might look like for a significant proportion of the population who have disabilities?