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  • Virtual Holiday Party Ideas: 10 Ways to Celebrate

    Virtual Holiday Party Ideas: 10 Ways to Celebrate

    Just like everything else that’s been affected by the pandemic this year, holiday parties won’t be the same either. With the second wave of COVID-19, countries across the world are going back into lockdown and putting social restrictions in place again. However, this doesn’t mean your annual workplace holiday party has to be cancelled entirely. With a bit of creativity, you can still celebrate and organize something virtually fun and engaging for your team!  So, if you’re in charge of planning a holiday party for your…

  • Diversity, Equity & Inclusion: Building Diverse Teams

    Diversity, Equity & Inclusion: Building Diverse Teams

    Unsure of where to start for building a diverse team within your business? This blog shares tips on how you can get started on creating change in your workplace. 

  • What Recruiters See: Make your Resume Stand Out

    What Recruiters See: Make your Resume Stand Out

    Wondering how to stand out in a pool of hungry job seekers? This blog shares tips and tricks that our Talent Specialists notice in applications from their top candidates.  

  • DE&I: There’s a Revolution Happening

    DE&I: There’s a Revolution Happening

    We interviewed Dr. Rebecca Paluch, DE&I expert and Assistant Professor at UBC Sauder School of Business to better understand how we as individuals and organizations can do better.  

  • Evolving at Envol: An Intern’s Experience!

    Evolving at Envol: An Intern’s Experience!

    Evelyn has been evolving at Envol for the last three months and shares her experience and takeaways below. She will be continuing as a part-time Marketing Coordinator in the fall.

  • Students Leading with Pride

    Students Leading with Pride

    We had the pleasure of interviewing two students leading with Pride and creating an LGBTQ2SIA+ community at their business school. These two changemakers are making their school a more welcoming place for the queer community.