Hatlie Group
Cultural Services and Consulting
About us
We bring intentional conversations and tools for decision making to help your organization on the path of change.
Hatlie Group‘s extensive experience and professional network is matched by a comprehensive understanding of non-profit and public sector operations and governance, along with current trends and best practices to support success in cultural organizations of all sizes and scopes.
With our holistic approach to sustainability, we work with non-profit and public sector community-focused organizations to clarify strategy and direction, strengthen operations, and support effective and efficient governance practice.
Hatlie Group‘s extensive experience and professional network is matched by a comprehensive understanding of non-profit and public sector operations, and governance, along with current trends and best practices to support success in cultural organizations of all sizes and scopes.
With our holistic approach to sustainability, we work with non-profit and public sector community-focused organizations to clarify strategy and direction, strengthen operations, and support effective and efficient governance practice.
The Team
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LAURA KURYK | Communications & Engagement Coordinator
Laura is a recent graduate from the University of Calgary with a special interest in social history and the ways in which different groups of people have been represented in museums over time. She is an avid volunteer and currently holds the position of volunteer Senior Editor for the University of Calgary’s student-led Undergraduate History Journal and is a volunteer Social Media Administrator for a local animal rescue charity. Laura has worked at Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame as a curatorial assistant and she conducted her student practicum at Fort Calgary as a researcher. She hopes to continue to build a career in the historical, museum, and non-profit sector in a way that aligns with her personal values of inclusivity, integrity, and doing good for others. Laura holds a Bachelor of Arts with Distinction in History and Museum and Heritage Studies from the University of Calgary.
What makes us tick
Vision
Contributing to true impact in community, we help organizations build capacity to support positive change.
Values
SERVICE
We embody trust, professionalism, and respect in our relationships.
HOLISTIC
Our approach is systems-based and collaborative.
STRATEGIC
Our mindful actions and words have purpose and intent.
THOUGHTFUL
Our shared consciousness and culture of trust allows us to share openly.
SUSTAINABLE
We explore sustainability from every direction and build an achievable path.
FLOW
Our passion and purpose inform all areas of our life.
Hatlie Group partners are honoured to live in Treaty 6, the traditional meeting grounds, gathering place, and travelling route to the Cree, Saulteaux, Blackfoot, Dene and Nakota Sioux and the territory of Métis Region 4, and Treaty 7, home of the Blackfoot Confederacy (comprised of the Piikani, Siksika, and Kainai Nations), as well as the Stony Nakoda and Tsuut’ina Nations, and Métis Region 3. We acknowledge all the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples who have chosen to make Alberta their home.
