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Affiliations

Affiliated Businesses CEO & Founder - Thomas (TJ) Nyce is currently working with

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GCI works with other experienced like-minded businesses:

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Next10 Project Solutions - Next10 is a client focused Consultancy, Indigenous Engagement, & Project Solutions service provider. We deliver innovative & sustainable project solutions, primarily focusing on the North American Renewable &Traditional Energy market sectors. 

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Our expertise allows us to offer comprehensive lifecycle solutions tailored to our client's business goals & project objectives. With over 2,500 successful projects across various markets, Next10 excels in managing concurrent projects for diverse energy sector clients, adapting to different levels of project complexity with scalable processes & tools. We are dedicated to delivering efficient project solutions while fostering long-term, mutually beneficial relationships & economic opportunities with Indigenous communities.

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At Next10, we take great pride in leading the way in charting new direction & vision through market diversification. Our commitment to shaping a sustainable, decarbonized future is evident in our focused efforts & targeted approach to strategic markets & clients.

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Infinity Art Graphics - Frances is a Gitxsan artist born and raised in Hazelton, in the community of Gitanmaax. She is a Gisgaast - Fireweed clan member of Wilps Gutgwinuuxs, also known as Snowy Owl.

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Frances has a background in writing, illustration, graphic design & beading. In May 2024 she graduated from the Freda Diesing School of Northwest Coast Art with a First Nations Fine Art Diploma.

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Frances has worked with GCI since 2019 on numerous branding projects which has transitioned into a role with the Storybook Project Team as an Illustrator for the up-and-coming children’s book. She currently resides on the traditional territory of the T’s’msyen in the community of Kitsumkalum.

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Ann Siddall - Ann is a Cree-Metis artist born in Grand Prairie, AB & raised in both Grand Prairie, AB & Fort Nelson, BC where she is a member of Treaty 8, a Cree & Dene Nation.

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Ann’s style gravitates towards earthy tones & soft textures. She prefers mediums such as watercolour & coloured pencils & has been an artist for as long as she has been able to hold a pencil. In May 2024 she graduated from the Emily Carr University of Art + Design with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration.

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​Ann was brought on in April 2024 to work with GCI’s Storybook Project Team as an Illustrator for the up-and-coming children’s book. She currently resides on the unceded and traditional territory of the Musqueam, Squamish & Tseil-Waututh Nations in Vancouver, BC.​​​​​​​​​