Here are just a few of our many wonderful clients, and the type of work we did for them. Due to the nature of our work in learning and people development, much of it must remain private.

Bank of Canada
The Bank of Canada sends recruiters out to universities all over the country. To ensure those recruiters are as effective as can be, they brought in SkillsCamp to develop a custom program for skill development in the areas of personal branding, networking, and public speaking.
- Focus group with summer university students and final report
- Full day workshop
- 4 one-on-one sessions with 10 recruiters for pilot
- Final half-day workshop
- Final report



University of Windsor
The University of Windsor’s Co-op, Career, and Employment Services office is dedicated to connecting students with job and volunteer opportunities, hands on learning experiences, and career development. They brought SkillsCamp in to work with the work study students as well as the co-op students in developing skills in networking, personal branding, and professionalism in the workplace (teamwork, communication, work ethic, etc.). Over many engagements, we have done:
- One 1.5h workshop on personal branding and networking
- Two 1h workshops on personal branding
- One 1.5h workshop on professionalism in the workplace
- Four 1h workshops on professionalism in the workplace

City of Brampton Entrepreneurship Center
The City of Brampton’s Entrepreneurship Center aims to contribute to the stability and growth of the local economy by fostering the careful preparation, launch, and long-term sustainability of micro and small businesses across all sectors. They brought SkillsCamp in twice to work with young entrepreneurs on building their personal brands, and again to speak to the general public about an iterative approach to finding your passion.
- 1.5h workshop on personal branding for young entrepreneurs in the Summer Company program
- 45 min keynote on entrepreneurship and finding your passion
- Q&A with general public



Ontario Library Association
The Ontario Library Association represents all librarians in the province and provides community, resources, and professional development opportunities to them. They brought in SkillsCamp to contribute to their professional development webinar series for librarians all over. After success, they invited us to speak at their annual conference two years in a row.
- 1h webinar on building digital communities
- 1h webinar on personal branding.
- 1h webinar on productivity hacks
- 1h webinar on facing fears and startup culture.
- 1h conference session on being a one-stop marketing shop
- Conference keynote about burnout and resilience