COULEUR NB THRIVING IN NEW SPACE

Colour’s resurgence in New Brunswick through its Couleur NB office has been nothing

short of phenomenal. Business is great. The company’s client list is growing. Couleur NB has an amazing team of communication professionals who have stepped up to the plate

with determination and forward-thinking.

To better serve its clients’ and employees’ needs, Couleur NB made an important strategic decision this year to relocate to a new office. After several momentous years at its Main

Street location - including a major fire - the company’s outdated space, lack of parking,

and growing traffic congestion sparked the search for a new home.

In keeping with the company’s rebirth, a similar location undergoing revitalization was chosen: the old YMCA building at the corner of Gordon and Highfield Streets, not far from

the downtown’s inner core.

Véronique LeBlanc, Graphic Designer at Couleur NB

“This building has a long and emotional history with Greater Monctonians,” says David Hawkins, president of Couleur NB. “Thousands upon thousands of people – from children to adults – have visited this building at one time or another over the past 50 years in order to improve their well-being. It has a lot of wonderful memories for people. We’re very pleased and proud that we could be part of its renewal.”

“Our new office has received rave reviews from employees and clients alike,” David says. “We love having people come to visit. It’s a warm, bright atmosphere that is really helping to motivate us and to do better work for our clients.”

So far, the building’s other tenants include Corporate Research Associates, ScotiaMcLeod, and the world-renowned Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada.