Ingaged Creative Productions

Multimedia and Event Technician (MET)

Media and Audio-Visual Department • Full-Time, Permanent • In-Office

Primary office: 610 Simpson Street, Thunder Bay, Ontario

Secondary office: 656 City Road, Fort William First Nation, Ontario

This posting is for existing and anticipated vacancies. This is an active, ongoing intake posting, and we are hiring for this role as the department continues to grow.

Posted July 8th, 2026. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.

About Ingaged

Ingaged Creative Productions Inc. is an Indigenous-owned event services and creative production company based in Thunder Bay, Ontario, with offices at 610 Simpson Street and on Fort William First Nation. We produce a wide range of events across multiple sectors, including corporate events, tradeshows, multi-day regional conferences, and large-scale Indigenous community gatherings and cultural events. Indigenous community work forms a significant portion of our portfolio.

Ingaged is an established company actively investing in the next stage of organizational growth, including formalizing compensation frameworks, performance pathways, and the governance structures that support a maturing team. We are looking for thoughtful, capable people who want to help build what comes next.

About the Role

The Multimedia and Event Technician (MET) delivers technical and multimedia support for live, hybrid, and virtual events. The MET sets up, operates, and tears down event technology and stage dressing and decor, captures and prepares multimedia content, supports the team on-site, and protects the quality of each event.

Variety is the defining feature of this role. A MET may run an event one day, support a production or content shoot the next, and contribute to in-office project work later in the week. On many jobs, there are only one or two technicians on site, so every MET works within a shared technical baseline spanning audio, visual and presentation, multimedia, and general production work. This is a team environment, and the role is built for people who like covering more than one thing well.

Existing industry skills and expertise are welcome and readily recognized. Many of our strongest candidates arrive with real depth in one area, such as videography or audio recording. MET roles work across the full baseline, like every technician, and existing skill sets are recognized through a defined internal pathway. 

Our work supports events with and for Indigenous communities, Survivors, and the wider range of partners and clients we serve. We are looking for someone who brings care, reliability, adaptability, and composure to every event.

Bookkeeper (Finance Operations)

Finance Department • Full-Time, Permanent • In-Office

Office: 610 to 612 Simpson Street, Thunder Bay, Ontario

This posting is for an existing vacancy.

Posted September 2nd, 2026. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.

About Ingaged

Ingaged Creative Productions Inc. is an Indigenous-owned event services and creative production company based in Thunder Bay, Ontario, with offices at 610 Simpson Street and on Fort William First Nation. We produce a wide range of events across multiple sectors, including corporate events, tradeshows, multi-day regional conferences, and large-scale Indigenous community gatherings and cultural events. Indigenous community work forms a significant portion of our portfolio.

Ingaged is an established company actively investing in the next stage of organizational growth, including formalizing compensation frameworks, performance pathways, and the governance structures that support a maturing team. We are looking for thoughtful, capable people who want to help build what comes next.

About the Role

The Bookkeeper (Finance Operations) keeps Ingaged's books accurate and its records ready for review. The role leads reconciliation and month-end close preparation. It supports billing, collections, payables, payroll, and the financial side of event delivery. This is the seat that turns a busy month of transactions into records the company can rely on. It is the base of our finance function, and it is built to grow.

Speed with accuracy is the defining feature of this role. Our busiest event periods and our heaviest finance periods land on top of each other. October, November, February, and March bring close, settlement, and reporting deadlines at the same time that ticketing, registration, and event payment activity runs at its highest. The work has to be fast and it has to be right. Neither one on its own is enough here.

Judgment matters as much as technique. A large part of this role is deciding what to settle yourself, what to raise, and what to hold until it is approved. You will meet transactions with missing support, coding that does not look right, and settlements that do not match. We would rather you stop and ask than post something to clear a queue.

The work sits inside a finance function that is still being built, in a company that is growing quickly. Systems, templates, and written procedures are in progress rather than finished, and priorities move through the year. We would rather say that now than surprise you in month two. You will work closely with our Director of Finance, who works remotely, through a set weekly rhythm and clear approval paths. The expectation is independent execution rather than isolated decision making. Approvals and anything unusual route upward. The routine work is yours to own.

Our work supports events with and for Indigenous communities, Survivors, and the wider range of partners and clients we serve. Much of the money that moves through this role belongs to someone else. We are looking for someone who treats that as the reason the work has to be right.