Creating Connections: Plus Company Canada’s Open House for Black Talent Returns Nationwide
Mentorship and insight, across the county. This Black History Month, Plus Company Canada is proud to launch the third edition of its nationwide Open House for Black talent. This annual initiative is designed to support professional development and strengthen access to the communications industry through real conversations, practical guidance, and meaningful connections.
Hosted in collaboration with our network of leading agencies — Cossette, Cossette Media, Citizen Relations, Impact, Jungle, K72, Magic Circle Workshop, Mekanism, Mekanism Media, Middle Child, Munvo, Septième, Visionnaire, and We Are Social — the Open House brings together Black professionals from diverse backgrounds to connect with mentors, leaders, and experts across the industry.
More than a networking event, this Open House creates space for honest dialogue, learning, and relationships that can make a lasting difference in a professional journey. After two successful editions, Plus Company Canada is proud to continue expanding the program. This initiative reflects our ongoing commitment to supporting Black talent and helping foster a more equitable industry.
What to Expect
Resume & Portfolio Feedback One-on-one sessions offering personalized feedback to strengthen applications and showcase your work.
Meaningful Networking Connect with leaders and mentors from across Plus Company Canada’s agencies and disciplines.
Career Exploration Learn more about a wide range of roles in creative, strategy, communications, PR, media, digital, data & analytics, and corporate services.
Event Dates and Locations
Join us at one of our Plus Company campuses:
Quebec City: March 11, 2026 | 12:00–1:30 PM ET
Montreal: March 12, 2026 | 5:30–7:00 PM ET
Toronto: March 24, 2026 | 5:30–7:00 PM ET
Vancouver: March 25, 2026 | By appointment
EDI in Action
As a signatory of the BlackNorth Initiative, Plus Company is committed to advancing intersectional anti-racism and addressing systemic barriers across the creative industries.
By creating more opportunities for mentorship, visibility, and connection, we aim to support and celebrate Black professionals helping shape the future of our industry — and to help build a stronger, more inclusive communications landscape for everyone.
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