Our Team
The work depends on having the right team in place. Studio H Canada brings together experienced consultants and specialists whose knowledge, perspectives and practical strengths complement one another.
Our teams are built around each client’s initiative, context and internal capacity. We value excellent work, candid advice, respectful relationships and shared responsibility. Every person working under the Studio H name is expected to respect the client’s knowledge and authority, contribute fully, and strengthen the people and relationships around the work.
Heidi Bergstrom is a Red River Métis citizen, interdisciplinary consultant, cultural leader and producer. Her career connects fields and integrates practice, knowledge and experience across organizational change and complex implementation; public policy and political science; information technology and digital transformation; collaborative procurement; communications and media production; and arts, culture and community leadership.
For more than three decades in government, corporate, non-profit and cultural environments, Heidi has led large-scale transformation and highly relational community-based work. She spent 13 years in British Columbia government Director roles and later led organizational change for major provincial health, technology and procurement initiatives. Alongside her consulting practice, Heidi directs the Studio H Canada International Artist Residency and serves in a leadership role with the Islands Arts and Culture Land Trust of BC Society, helping advance the acquisition and redevelopment of 722 Johnson Street through governance, financing, partnership development, and Indigenous and community engagement.
Heidi holds a Master of Arts in Political Science, a Bachelor of Fine Arts Honours and a Diploma in New Media Design and 3D Animation. She is Prosci-certified and has additional training in collaborative contracting, Agile product ownership, risk management, IT service management, Lean and Total Quality Management. Her cross-disciplinary education and experience shape how Studio H connects vision, people, systems and delivery.
She also brings strong hands-on creative and technical capabilities to client work. Heidi develops visual concept prototypes and works proficiently across graphic design, presentations, data analysis and visualization, web tools, and video production and editing. She uses AI-enabled tools effectively and ethically to support research, analysis, creative development and delivery while maintaining human judgment, accountability, privacy and quality control. This ability to move between strategy and making helps clients explore possibilities, clarify decisions and see how their vision can work in practice.
Selected strengths: organizational change • strategy and implementation • complex procurement • governance • engagement and community mobilization • communications • arts and cultural leadership • integrated project planning and project management • visual concept prototyping • data and visual communication • digital and media production
Teneisha Noble, JD, BSW, SSW
Advisor, Indigenous Policy, Community Engagement and Program Delivery
Teneisha Noble is an Afro-Anishinaabe Kwe and member of Michipicoten First Nation. She brings more than eight years of progressively responsible experience across Indigenous community programming, policy and legal research, gathering coordination, evaluation, knowledge translation and project administration.
Her experience includes supporting culture-based children, youth and education programs across Ontario’s Friendship Centre network; coordinating a large intergenerational gathering for Michipicoten First Nation; and conducting research related to Aboriginal and treaty rights, section 35, Indigenous governance, consultation, lands and resources. Teneisha works comfortably across community-facing and operational responsibilities—from relationship-building, outreach and participant support to research, reporting, project tracking and practical systems improvement.
She holds a Juris Doctor, an Indigenous Social Work degree completed with distinction and a Social Service Worker Indigenous Specialization diploma. Her work is grounded in respect for community-specific practices and protocols and in making complex information useful and accessible.
Selected strengths: Indigenous policy and legal research • community engagement • culture-based programming • gathering coordination • program development and evaluation • knowledge translation • project administration • practical tools and systems
How the Team Works
Studio H Canada uses a flexible team model. Heidi retains responsibility for client relationships, contracts, project teams, quality standards and business decisions. Associates, advisors, specialists and practice leads are brought together according to the needs of each engagement.
This structure gives clients direct access to the people doing the work while allowing Studio H to add complementary expertise and capacity as needed.
Work with Studio H
We are continuing to build relationships with experienced consultants and specialists who care about both the quality of the work and the way people are treated while doing it.
We value individual expertise, curiosity, candid communication, reliability, generosity with knowledge and the ability to work independently and collaboratively. We welcome conversations with people who respect client authority, strengthen teams rather than overshadow them, and want to share responsibility for excellent work.