Raminder Thomas brings with her over 15 years of marketing experience and has worked in hospitality, not-for-profits, health, politics, electronics, arts and service industries. 

She loves working with companies and organizations in building a strong strategy to get their message out and helping them achieve their marketing and business goals. Traditional and digital marketing, Raminder focuses on building strategies that encompass both to ensure the best mediums are used to illustrate and communicate your story. 

A proud resident of Surrey, BC and a graduate from the University of Victoria, Raminder spends time with her daughter and chihuahua, volunteering in the local Surrey community and enjoying everything living in the lower mainland has to offer.

Rob is responsible for the planning and execution of all Signals’ digital projects, websites and campaigns. His depth and breadth of experience makes him a wonderful resource for clients seeking to integrate traditional marketing and communications techniques with the latest digital tools.

Rob works closely with our senior communicators to lead our clients through the entire digital strategy, planning, and development process, ensuring the result is a rich and positive user experience. He is well versed in user experience design (UX), accessibility and usability guidelines, search engine optimization (SEO) and social media trends and implementation strategies. His experience with a multitude of content management systems (CMS) ensures that the right system is matched to the clients’ needs.

Rob joined us from real estate project marketing agency Braun/Allison where he was responsible for the coordination and completion of dozens of websites and digital campaigns.

Rob has a degree in Business Administration from Acadia University where he was also a hotshot varsity football player — a Signals first!

Dave joins signals as an award winning Creative Director with a history as creative lead with some of the best agencies in the outdoor industry for clients including Patagonia, Coca-Cola, Nike, Whistler Blackcomb, TELUS and Kawasaki.
An active participant in the ideation and concepting, he contributes in a myriad of ways to the development of brand stories.

James is a Drupal specialist who joined Signals after six years with a local digital agency. James’ goal is to make smart websites that engage, delight, and sustain.

A hands on programmer, James brings a wealth of experience having since 1998 produced work for clients like Nintendo America, Disney, the Magazine Association of BC, the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver and Windset Farms.

James lives in Drupal, WordPress, PHP, standards-based XHTML, CSS and jQuery, and has considerable expertise in interface design, information architecture, usability, functional design, SEO design and strategy and CMS development and configuration.

James has a BA in English Literature from the University of Winnipeg and a BDes from Emily Carr University in Electronic Communication Design where he has also taught New Media and Advanced Web Design for five years.

In addition to the above, James has in the last year, attempted the chocolate Guinness whiskey cake, and the now legendary James Joyce donut upside down cake, which he has been known to share with his officemates and lucky visitors.

Holly has an extensive background in project management, including a plethora of event work including conferences, weddings, fundraiser and music festivals. Most recently, with Signals, Holly has managed web based projects from multiple industries including health, education and mental health initiatives.

Holly studied English at the University of Victoria and in 2016 moved to Vancouver. Very much a west coast girl at heart, Holly loves walking around Mount Pleasant and seeing the ocean and mountains in one view. Holly’s biggest passions in life include organizing and working with people, which is why she is drawn to project management. Outside of work, she is a passionate amateur bullet journalist, book club leader and fitness enthusiast.

Dale is a designer and illustrator from Durban, South Africa with 15 years of experience. After completing his Bachelor of Technology degree in Graphic Design, he nurtured his love of editorial layout and typography while working on diverse publications and projects for Unilever, Smollan Group and Africa’s major retailers.

He really got to hone his brand creation and campaign craft in a niche agency, exploring an array of work for brands like Barloworld Transport, Lexis Nexis, the Durban Natural Science Museum and a host of environmental and non-profit organizations. In his freelance capacity, Dale developed a name as the go-to designer for the South African stand-up scene, including the Savanna Comics’ Choice Awards, the largest comedy event in Africa.

In his spare time, he works on concept art for a project about a lost cosmonaut. He’s a recent convert to snowboarding, but does miss the tropic sunlight.

Aimée is a designer with a thirst for knowledge and boundless curiosity for all subjects. As a graduate of the Capilano University IDEA program, she is a deep thinker and loves to collaborate.

Her studio and agency work has offered her the opportunity to work with a wide variety of clients, including Yukon Tourism, Burnaby Hospital Foundation, Bridge Brewing, Operto, Dairyland, Sephora, Chatters, Oakridge Centre, Granville Island Brewing, Parq Casino and Parq Resort. In her freelance career, she has worked with clients such as Stanley Park Brewing, Ostara Nutrient Recovery Systems, SSR Mining, and CMPNY. Her favourite freelance projects include a self-initiated yoga fundraiser, Yoga for Yemen, and gig posters for her most intriguing client to date: a magician.

Aimée also has a previous degree in Cultural Anthropology and has worked in several of Canada’s national museums, as well as at the world-renowned Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia. She has had the honour of working with many different collections, including some of Canada’s most historically significant aircraft and technological innovations, ancient samurai suits, textiles, and Egyptian objects. She brings a broadened world view and cultural sensitivity to all of her work.

When she’s not nerding out on typography or branding, she’s often found exploring the city by bike, spending quality time with her two dogs, or honing her newfound love of pottery.

Victoria is a communication designer who focuses to intervene in social and cultural challenges through co-creative systems design as she believes that design is a collaborative and powerful tool for change. Influenced by the range of obscurity, quirk and placidness in Japanese culture, her approach to design thinking and everyday living is explorative and inquisitive.

Victoria joins Signals from Mogo Financial Technology Inc. where she brings her experience of direct collaboration with the company’s marketing, front and back-end development and product teams and external partners such as Postmedia to ideate and build a strong brand identity and quality products.

In addition to having learned new ways to efficiently manage her finances, Victoria continues to volunteer as BC Lymphedema Association’s social media strategist and designer to educate, create awareness, and connect people with lymphedema.

Shan brings a wealth of experience to our interactive team. A graduate of the Interactive Design program at Capilano University, he honed his development skills working as a freelancer for a number of well known Vancouver agencies.

Shan’s development work on prominent local real estate marketing websites will be particularly helpful to Signals clients in this sector.

Shan sees new projects in different sectors area as a path to continuously improving his products and his expertise. He is particularly interested in the application of mobile techniques on the web and introducing app behaviours to browser-based websites.