Vincent Design Inc.

We’re on the green for the Epic Golf Tournament! ⛳️

Join us on June 9 at Southwood Golf & Country Club and stop by our booth for a chance to win some cool prizes. See you on the course!

Community

From Remembrance to Responsibility.
A day before Red Dress Day, we pause.

Like a red bird lifting into the air and transforming into a red dress, this moment reflects spirit carrying memory forward, and the moment where reflection around Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2s+) who are missing or were taken.

Red Dress Day reminds us that remembrance alone is not enough. It calls on us to listen, to speak when silence causes harm, and to expect better from the systems around us.

What we choose to do next determines whether justice becomes possible.

We encourage you to read the 231 Calls for Justice from the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and to demand accountability from elected officials.

Free and confidential support is available 24/7 to support those during this time:
📞 National MMIWG2S+ Crisis Line: 1‑844‑413‑6649

Why Red Dress Day Matters

Every year on May 5, red dresses appear across communities, moving quietly in the wind, hanging from porches, trees, fences, and windows.

We are sharing this message ahead of Red Dress Day to honour space for reflection.
Red Dress Day reminds us that remembrance is not only about honouring Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people who are missing or were taken. It is also about their family members and loved ones, and about people who are survivors of gender and race‑based violence — and about what we choose to do with this knowledge now.

The red dress continues to move in the wind. Their memory will continue to remain with us.

We invite our social community to pause, reflect, learn about MMIWG2S+ realities, and support Indigenous‑led organizations working toward justice, safety, and healing.

Edmonton, we’re coming your way.

Join us at the Indigenous Trailblazers Summit on May 5–6, 2026, and meet Allyssa, Tony, and Eric from the Vincent Design team. We’re looking forward to a great event filled with connection, collaboration, and community.

WE ARE HIRING! 📣

We are looking for a Business Development Manager to join our team.

This role focuses on driving new business growth by identifying and pursuing opportunities with prospective clients, building strong relationships, and delivering tailored marketing and branding solutions.

If this sounds like you or someone you know, apply on our website! https://vincentdesign.ca/about/careers/

What a blast March was (and a busy one 😅). We are so thankful to have been able to connect with new and familiar faces. 2026 is already turning out to be a memorable year.

Keep an eye out on our social media, maybe you'll spot us us out at an event!

Year 2 at RES and we’re just getting started! Catch Allyssa and Tony in Vegas as they champion Indigenous creativity, community partnerships, and bold creative solutions! Come say hi and let’s us help tell your story!

Our team is excited to head to Saskatoon for the Saskatchewan Indigenous Business Gathering on March 4, 2026! 🌟 Meet our powerhouse team: Alyssa Shrupka (Director of HR & Community Partnerships), Tony Quach (Director of Growth & Client Strategy), and Eric Heckert (Account Manager).

We’re ready to connect, collaborate, and celebrate Indigenous excellence alongside industry leaders, Crown corps, and fellow businesses. Who’s joining us? Tag a friend and let’s network!

Excited to spotlight our dynamic duo heading to PDAC 2026, the world's premier mineral exploration & mining convention in Toronto, March 1-4!

Chris Redekop (Director of Operations & Video Strategy) and Tony Quach (Director of Growth & Client Strategy) are ready to connect, innovate, and bring Indigenous-led creativity to the mining world. Who's joining us there?