Churchill Strategy

Churchill Strategy is an Edmonton, Alberta firm that produces events and runs political campaigns. Its event side handles association conferences, annual general meetings, festivals and political events from first plan through the wrap-up report, working across Alberta, Saskatchewan and the rest of Canada. Its campaign side supports candidates, nomination races and advocacy groups.

Event work is sold as defined packages with published starting prices in Canadian dollars, and each engagement is led by a single producer. A typical start is a 20-minute intro call followed by a timeline and a starting price. Campaign work covers strategy, brand, digital, signage, a war room and get-out-the-vote operations.

• The 2027 Conference Desk: from $6,000 per month on a six-month term
• The Event Desk: from $6,000 per month with a three-month minimum
• Event Management: from $3,500 per month with a three-month minimum
• Event Creative and Design: from $4,500, fixed fee by scope
• Event Communications: from $2,500 per month
• Sponsorship and Funding: $2,500 setup plus 10% of cash sponsorships
• Announcement and Rally Production: from $2,500 per event plus travel
• Campaign packages: Candidate Nomination Package, Campaign Retainer and IVR Polling

Named projects include the International Chinatown Conference in Edmonton (September 26 to 30, 2026), organised with the Chinatown Transformation Collaborative and the University of Alberta, with 350+ attendees and 18 universities involved. The firm also lists the Pan American Lion Dance Championship (2026), the National Lion Dance Sports Championship (2025 and 2026) and the Edmonton Dragon Festival, where it reports more than 8,500 visitors over three days. On the political side it lists digital strategy for Saskatchewan Party campaign announcements in the 2024 provincial election, media team work as a contractor at the 2023 Conservative Party of Canada policy convention, and Kerry Diotte's 2025 federal campaign in Edmonton Griesbach, which it reports as a seat flip by 5,539 votes.

Its Worked With section shows organisations including the University of Alberta, Chinatown BIA, Chinatown Safety Council, Netflix, New West Public Affairs, Shift Media Strategies, Mash Strategy, Wellington Advocacy, the United Conservative Party, the Saskatchewan Party, the Conservative Party of Canada, the House of Commons, True North, Juno News and The Counter Signal. It holds a 5.0 Clutch rating from two verified client reviews (self-reported).