Where Systems Meet Imagination.

Nicolisa Acosta Blatchford (she/they) is an Indigenous Quechua and settler-Canadian project manager, entrepreneur, and strategic advisor with over 20 years of experience. Bringing an intersectional, multilingual and decolonial lens to her work, Nicolisa supports communities, entrepreneurs, organizations, Peoples and projects that uphold Indigenous sovereignty for equitable and sustainable economic futures. Her interdisciplinary academic foundation spans sustainability management, organizational leadership, communications, project management, and geographic information systems, with studies at Royal Roads University, UBC, and Selkirk College. This expertise informs the regenerative approach she brings to her partnerships, strategy building, and project delivery. 

Nicolisa expertly co-leads l’agence Osa Consulting as co-founder and chief executive officer.

Sylvie Mazerolle (she/they) is an Acadian and settler-Canadian educator, entrepreneur, and former school principal who has spent over a decade disrupting colonial and ableist norms within education by cultivating learning communities rooted in radical care, artistic expression, and equity. 

She is also an award-winning dance artist featured in a National Film Board documentary. 

Sylvie currently writes and teaches courses for teachers at Queen’s University and sits on the Kootenay Restorative Justice steering committee. A lifelong learner and passionate advocate, she is a certified Compassionate Systems Leadership Master Practitioner (MIT, 2022) and the recipient of a  SSHRC grant (MA Curriculum Studies, UBC, 2019).   

Sylvie joyfully co-leads l’agence Osa Consulting as co-founder and  director.