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5 Top Workplace Trends You'll See in 2023 | Ryelle Strategy Group By: Ryelle Strategy Group What workplace trends will we see in 2023? 2022 saw a range of new workforce challenges. We continued to see the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the workplace, which has sparked a rethinking of office culture. This rethinking [...]
Bold Strides and Big Wins: A Sincere Thank You for 2022 By: Carol Kotacka December is always a time for reflection. As I look back on the past year, I am reminded of Ryelle’s beginnings: how our firm was founded to support organizations, large and small, in strategy execution by providing the talent, tools and [...]
Ryelle's Carol Kotacka featured on Subkit's GoSolo Entrepreneur Stories Ryelle Founder and Managing Director Carol Kotacka sat down with the Subkit team to share her entrepreneur story for their GoSolo interview series. Read the interview below and check out Carol's interview and the rest of the Entrepreneur Series on Subkit's website. What's your business, and [...]
Using Metrics to Plan Your Digital Engagement Strategies By Ashley Pettifer, Director of Client Experience and Operations, Ryelle Strategy Group Digital engagement is not a one-way discussion. While you can create a plan for digital content that highlights your organization’s mission, values, programming, events and more, you must be prepared to evaluate your target audiences’ [...]
Ryelle Strategy Group Announces Collaboration with Queen's University Industrial Relations Centre Ryelle Strategy Group is pleased to announce its collaboration with Queen’s University Industrial Relations Centre to bring best-in-class service offerings in People, Culture, and Capacity to clients in the field. Transformational change is a specific area of focus for Ryelle Strategy Group, supporting organizations [...]
The Digital Marketing Processes NGOs Need to Engage Key Target Audiences By: Ashley Pettifer, Director of Client Experience and Operations, Ryelle Strategy Group Elevating your digital presence and leveraging tools to enhance your work can be daunting, but all it takes is starting sometime, somewhere. The good news is, there are many digital tools available [...]
Every NGO Needs To Use These Digital Tools and Services to Engage Key Stakeholders By: Ashley Pettifer, Director of Client Experience and Operations, Ryelle Strategy Group Digital transformation does not happen overnight. It's like walking on a tightrope—one small, steady step at a time. Building digital capacity necessitates starting with the basics and scaling up [...]
Embracing Digital Transformation: A Guide to Digital Community Engagement for NGOs (Part 2) By: Ashley Pettifer, Director of Client Experience and Operations, Ryelle Strategy Group With the help of digital transformation, non-governmental organizations, or NGOs, are in a prime spot to build pathways to community engagement and think about how and where to reach the [...]
Ryelle Strategy Group launches Digital Engagement Services New service offering caters to non-governmental organizations looking for results-driven strategies that cultivate digital engagement with target audiences Toronto, ON – Ryelle Strategy Group, a boutique consulting and strategy execution firm, will add digital engagement to its extensive suite of consulting services. Building upon successful client case studies [...]
Embracing Digital Transformation: A Guide to Digital Community Engagement for NGOs (Part 1) By: Ashley Pettifer, Director of Client Experience and Operations, Ryelle Strategy Group Non-governmental organizations, or NGOs, are in a unique position to advocate for meaningful change, deliver essential support, and foster community building. But due to budgetary constraints, gaps exist in sustaining [...]
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