Our Team
Edward Nixon
Lead Consultant
Edward Nixon, brings over twenty-five years of community engagement, research, marketing, urban public and government relations experience to bear on client projects. His background spans arts administration, grassroots political and community organizing, marketing research, communications, event organizing, and facilitation.
Edward began EN Consulting in 2005 with three initial clients: The Sony Centre for the Performing Arts, St. Lawrence Market and the Old Town Toronto Promotional Alliance. Since then, he has grown and sustained our boutique practice. As managing consultant he leads our practice. He has worked with clients including, Go Transit, Castlepoint Realty Partners, the City of Toronto, Cityzen Development Group, Greybrook Realty Partners and 3 Lakehsore Inc.
While on leave from ENCG in 2009-2010, he served as a Senior Advisor to the former Deputy Premier of Ontario.
Edward is currently completing his thesis for a Master of Arts, Professional Communications at Royal Roads University.
416-605-6311
edward@enconsulting.ca
Elise Aymer
Associate Consultant
Elise Aymer, Associate Consultant
Elise Aymer has a background in strategic marketing and information technology. She has worked as a software project manager and as an account manager at interactive marketing firms, where she oversaw electronic marketing campaigns and helped create strategies for companies including Verizon, Citibank and Calvin Klein.
She worked for several years as an independent Internet and marketing consultant, specialising in website design, branding, social media management and helping small businesses and individuals to position and promote themselves through the use of traditional and digital media.
Aymer has a B.A. in History from Yale University.
Tatiana Sutherland
Associate Consultant
Tatiana Sutherland’s professional expertise lies in public relations, social research, strategic neighbourhood and organisational planning and community outreach and organising.
From August 2014 to May 2018 Tatiana worked Toronto City Hall working as a Special Assistant to Mary Fragadakis, City Councillor, Ward 29.
An experienced researcher and project manager, she has been responsible for the strategic planning of several successful campaigns. She has used her public relations skills to represent public and private sector clients on a range of issues, integrating traditional and social media and community engagement strategies to enhance campaign success.
Tatiana is passionate about grassroots, community-level work, having run the day-to-day operations of a member-based not-for-profit organisation for five years, and her professional experience speaks to her ability to work with diverse communities and organisations in finding solutions to the challenges they face. An adept facilitator, she has organised and aided the organising of over two hundred community, member-led meetings and events designed to solicit community input on a variety of anti-poverty and neighbourhood issues.
Tatiana has worked with a range of key stakeholders including community residents, labour unions and community organizations, elected representatives, provincial ministry and municipal staffers, developers and other businesspeople.
She has a B.A. in Sociology and Spanish from Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, and a Masters degree in Sociology from the University of Toronto.
Natalie Dzebic
Associate Consultant
On maternity leave.
Natalie Dzebic is passionate about public art and how it engages the community, so it is no surprise that she connected with EN Consulting Group.
She interned with the Education Department at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, Italy; worked for The National Art Gallery of Canada at the Canada Pavilion for the 2011 Venice Biennale, and in fall of that year, interned and assistant curated for Contemporary Art Forum Kitchener + Area (CAFKA) where she has also worked as a Development Assistant. It was in Kitchener-Waterloo that Romano began working for Mammalian Diving Reflex as a Project Coordinator for their community engagement project the Faith Exchange.
Natalie’s skills and interests that span the non-profit, arts, and urban community sectors. She has a Master of Fine Art in Art History from Wilfred Laurier University.