YZED Projects

Welcome to YZED Projects.

A Yukon-based social innovation company that curates impact solutions for nonprofits, small businesses and governments.

Our work.

Our services include:

• Coaching and training 
  • Financial literary, financial oversight and strategic budgeting
  • Operational oversight, accountability and compliance
  • Board governance
  • Executive Director training and support
  • Team wellness 
  • Onboarding for success
  • Digital capacity and systems
• Planning
  • Strategic, fundraising and communications plans
  • Business plans for small-business and social enterprises
  • Financial planning, budgeting and projections
  • Action planning - align plans for people, capacity and resources
  • Team wellness plans
  • Organizational culture plans
  • Amalgamation planning and implementation
  • Succession planning
• Assessment
  • Feasibility studies
  • Organizational reviews
  • Program reviews

Our work with you is a partnership; our team adapts and pivots with yours as we design the path forward.
What starts as a short-term project often expands into longer-term transformational work.

How we work

We ...

• act as a guide supporting your work and big dreams.
  • help navigate from challenge to clarity.
  • map the path forward from idea to action.
  • provide tools and services to build organizational effectiveness.
  • support your team along the way.

Our why

We believe that...

• social impact organizations and changemakers are the heart and soul of our communities.
• people want to align their work with their values and make an impact.
• for organizations to build and grow, they need a strong foundation.
• to dream big and succeed, we need to create the space to engage and inspire... ourselves and our community.

In the community

"YZED Projects becomes first Canadian Certified B Corporation North of 60" Media Release & Backgrounder 

YZED Projects Founder named one of 21 New Founders to Watch by Future of Good June 3, 2020
Yukon's non-profit sector is the mammoth in the room Op-Ed, Yukon News, January 30, 2020