Case Studies – NVision Insight Group Inc.

The New Face of Learning

Online learning turns your computer into a classroom, and lets you learn at work, at home, with colleagues – without having to leave your community. Courses can last an hour or a month. While each course is different, designed to meet the needs of specific learners, most have a few things in common. [button button_text="Learn more" button_size="small" button_style="default" button_icon="" button_align="" button_link="https://nvisiongroup.ca/project-details/case-study-learning/" link_open="_self" href_title="" id="" class=""]

Modern Treaties

Comprehensive land claims agreements (also known as modern treaties) define nation-to-nation and government-to-government relationships between an Indigenous signatory, the Government of Canada, and in some cases a province or territory. They are intended to improve the social, cultural, political and economic well-being of the Indigenous people concerned. Modern treaties affect nearly half of Canada’s land, waters and resources. [button button_text="Learn more" button_size="small" button_style="default" button_icon="" button_align="" button_link="https://nvisiongroup.ca/project-details/modern-treaties/" link_open="_self" href_title="" id="" class=""]

When Circumstances Change, You Need to Change, Too.

First Nations across Canada are structured in many different ways. Some are still considered ‘Indian Act’ bands; their organization and structure follows the statutes laid out in the Indian Act of 1876, often including leadership through Chief and Council, two-year terms for councilors, a band office with a Band Administrator or Manager and various departments established according to the needs of the community and various funding stipulations. [button button_text="Learn more" button_size="small" button_style="default" button_icon="" button_align="" button_link="https://nvisiongroup.ca/project-details/case-study-evaluation/" link_open="_self" href_title="" id="" class=""]

Bringing Policy down to Earth

In simple terms, “policies” are the foundation that provide a framework for the development of plans, programs and services. The NVision team has worked on policy development at the organizational, local, territorial and federal levels. One of our most challenging and exciting projects has been our long-term engagement with Nunavut Parks and Special Places (Government of Nunavut). [button button_text="Learn more" button_size="small" button_style="default" button_icon="" button_align="" button_link="https://nvisiongroup.ca/project-details/case-study-policy/" link_open="_self" href_title="" id="" class=""]

First the Idea, Then the Plan

A business plan transforms the skills, passion and dreams of the entrepreneur into a structured, fully realized strategy for success. It captures the full potential of the business and presents it to funders as an opportunity, with all of the important questions answered. [button button_text="Learn more" button_size="small" button_style="default" button_icon="" button_align="" button_link="https://nvisiongroup.ca/project-details/case-study-communications/" link_open="_self" href_title="" id="" class=""]

Building North-South Business Bridges

Nunavut is Canada’s fastest growing economy, offering many opportunities for growth through linkage with businesses across Canada. While headlines have focused on mineral and other non-renewable resources, many other sectors offer significant opportunities for those prepared to make a meaningful, informed, and sustained effort to enter this exciting marketplace. [button button_text="Learn more" button_size="small" button_style="default" button_icon="" button_align="" button_link="https://nvisiongroup.ca/project-details/case-study-planning/" link_open="_self" href_title="" id="" class=""]