New Scholarship Designed to Aid BIPOC Designers
Design is all about the expression of perspective and at Relish New Brand Experience we believe a more inclusive design industry, filled with unique perspectives, elevates the entire profession.
Read More +A New Outlook on Old Artifacts at the Manitoba Agricultural Museum
Located in Austin, Manitoba, the Manitoba Agricultural Museum was established by Don Carrothers to preserve farm machinery from the pioneer era. Since its humble beginnings in 1951, the museum has grown from one Case 22-65 steam engine to over 320 acres of space. Read More +
Global Climate Strike – Team Relish
The Global Climate Strike took place on September 20-27, 2019, and saw a record 7.6 million people from around the world take the streets to strike for climate action.
Relishpro.to Lab
As a results-driven agency, we strive to empower people, companies, institutions and government agencies to solve complex challenges and create positive change through strategic practices, design, technology and innovation.
Manitoba B Corps Making a Difference
We started our B Corporation journey in 2015 with the belief that as a business, we could make a positive impact in our community. At that time, we hadn’t yet had the opportunity to connect with the three other B Corps in Winnipeg, but upon certification, we connected with a local design studio, Manoverboard. Much like Relish, they specialize in designing websites, branding and digital strategies for both businesses and nonprofits.
Off to a Good Start
Finding a job can be frustrating and intimidating for most. Now imagine going through that whole process in a foreign country.
Manitoba Start is a not-for-profit organization funded by the Government of Canada and the Government of Manitoba that connects businesses with potential employees as well as provides career development services for newcomers.
It’s All About Making Change
Making positive change has always been part of the fabric that makes up Relish New Brand Experience. From the time we were founded, we have been looking for ways to give back to the community and positively impact those around us.
2020 marks just over 20 years in business for our company, so we decided this was the perfect opportunity to put into motion an idea that has been brewing for a while.
BLD Western Conference a Success
On Thursday, May 30, 2019, B-Corps from across western Canada came together for the BLD Western Conference.
The event was several months in the making, lead by a team of volunteers that were passionate about making the conference a success. When the request was released for marketing support for the conference, the team at Relish was eager to help.
Adelaide McDermot Gallery Re-Opens
If you’ve been to our office recently, you may have noticed some changes in the building, particularly on the main floor.
Mary Dixon, owner of 318 McDermot and Jess Dixon, building manager, have been working diligently to transform the space into an art gallery. Interestingly enough, this isn’t the first gallery that has called our building home.
Walking for a Cure
Canada has the highest rate of MS in the world. Every day three Canadians are diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, an unpredictable illness that affects vision, balance, memory and mobility. The causes of MS are still unknown and there is no cure.
Nurturing the community
Good food can be life-changing.
NorWest Co-op Community Food Centre is changing lives, one good meal at a time, serving up more than 12,000 meals a year at the Tyndall Avenue centre in Winnipeg’s Inkster community. Read More +
Looking for Meaningful Connections
The greatest value of mentoring is adding wisdom to the world, says Jeff Ryzner, award-winning mentor and president of North Forge Technology Exchange.
Honourable Mention for the Alcuin Book Design Awards
A member of our Relish team, designer Robyn Woodcock, was awarded an Honourable Mention in the 2016 Alcuin Society Awards for Excellence in Book Design in Canada. Read More +
Brighter Futures for Manitoba Children
For over a year now, Relish New Brand Experience has been working alongside North Forge Technology Exchange to help Manitoba children via the Manitoba Open Innovation Challenge (MOIC).
For the Greater Good
A social enterprise is a business whose purpose goes beyond a purely financial bottom line to see profit in the far-reaching social and economic benefits that extend into the lives of individuals, families and communities. Read More +