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Forum on Performing Arts and Culture

Protecting and developing our cultural assets, pillars of Montréal's economy In-person events The activity will be held in French.

Registration deadline: October 25, 2024

Registration

Our First Speakers

  • Jad Barsoum Vice President, Institutional Affairs
    Québecor
  • Nicolas Cournoyer Vice-president Public Affairs & CSR
    Multicolore
  • Marie-Josée Desrochers President and CEO
    Société de la Place des Arts de Montréal
  • Amelie Duceppe General Manager
    Théâtre Duceppe
  • Nassib El-Husseini Chief Executive Officer
    The 7 Fingers
  • Manuela Goya Vice-President, development of the destination and Public Affair
    Tourisme Montréal
  • Emmanuel de Gouvello
    Emmanuelle Hébert Executive Director
    Culture Montréal
  • Tania Kontoyanni President
    Union des artistes (UDA)
  • Yves Lalumière President and Chief Executive Officer
    Tourisme Montréal
  • Stéphane Lavoie General Manager and Programming
    TOHU
  • Éric Lefebvre Executive Director
    Quartier des Spectacles Partnership
  • Julie L'heureux Director, Philanthropy and Community Relations
    Power Corporation of Canada
  • Nathalie Maillé Executive Director
    Conseil des arts de Montréal
  • Eve Paré Managing Director
    ADISQ
  • Jacques K Primeau President
    Productions Jacques K. Primeau

When we invest in culture, our entire economic and social fabric benefits. Montréal, a city of art and culture, is at a turning point, due in part to the challenges of financing and business models.

To maintain our position as a cultural and creative metropolis, we must act in concert. This initiative is the result of a collective mobilization involving public players, cultural funders, performing arts, festivals, venues and economic players. It offers a unique opportunity to build a shared ambitious vision, while providing solutions to the challenges facing the sector and reducing the risks of devitalization of the creative core. It is by creating synergies between the various sectors that we will be able to strengthen our attractiveness to talent and cultural businesses and enhance Montréal's international reputation.

The Forum will also be an opportunity to unveil two studies demonstrating the major impact of this sector on the prosperity of Montréal.

By attending this event, you will participate in an essential conversation designed to:

  • Identify promising strategies following the unveiling of two major studies;
  • Explore innovative, industry-led solutions adapted to the realities of the sector;
  • Help the cultural sector and its business practices evolve for the benefit of the metropolis;
  • Understand the economic and social impact of investment in the arts and culture sector.

Join us on October 28 at Place des Arts and don't miss this opportunity to give your opinion on the proposed measures and solutions.

What are the Forum's objectives?

Influence and transform

  • Understand the economic and strategic importance of the performing arts and culture sector for the metropolis and its businesses;
  • Take part in discussions on key issues facing the performing arts and culture sector, and make your voice heard by participating in the development of possible solutions.

Network and collaborate

  • Meet cultural experts and key economic players to develop collaborations between the private and cultural sectors;
  • Discuss with organizations and experts facing similar challenges;
  • Demonstrate your support and commitment to arts and culture.

This forum is dedicated to you

  • Cultural organizations, venues, festivals and artists: managers of cultural and artistic organizations, fundraising specialists, people in charge of philanthropy, partnerships, public funding, audience development, production and anyone involved in the cultural sector.
    Make your voice heard, explore innovative approaches to adapt and boost your activities and strategies.
  • Economic players of Montréal:members of senior management and the administrative sphere, people in charge of philanthropy and partnerships, professionals, as well as any committed company wishing to support arts and culture.
    Discover how investing in arts and culture can generate a significant return on investment, while enhancing your company's image.
  • Public decision-makers: elected officials, members of ministerial cabinets, senior civil servants and those responsible for grant programs.

Highlights of our program

7 a.m.-8 a.m. - Welcome of participants: breakfast and networking

8 a.m. - Welcome speech

Introduction: Two Studies on Montreal's Cultural Vitality

  • Michel Leblanc President and CEO
    Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan Montreal

Discover the results of two complementary studies. A unique opportunity to understand the sector's economic impact and challenges.

BLOCK 1
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1

CULTURAL CHECK-UP: MONTREAL RUNS ON CREATIVITY

Montreal's cultural future: issues, challenges and outlook

oin us for an insightful discussion on the challenges facing arts and culture in Montreal. Hear from influential figures in the cultural community to gain a better understanding of the issues and perspectives that will shape the city's future.

Keeping Montreal at the top of the international cultural scene

Join us in reflecting on Montreal's ambitions as a cultural metropolis, and in evaluating existing strategies. Together, let's define the next steps in affirming Montreal's position as a cultural leader of international renown.

Festivals and cultural events: a distinctive force to be maintained

Discover how festivals transform our city, revitalize our neighborhoods and stimulate our economy. We'll explore the links between culture, urban planning and economic development, as well as the new trends shaping the future of cultural events.

BLOCK 2
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2

CREATING VALUE BY SUPPORTING CULTURE: THE ART OF COMMITMENT

Arts and business: collaborations and synergies that pay off

Meet inspiring personalities who have placed support for culture at the heart of their priorities. Discover how their philanthropic commitment enriches our community and stimulates local economic development.

BLOCK 3
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3

INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES TO SECURE OUR CULTURAL FUTURE

Who are the new cultural consumers?

Has the cultural audience changed? This panel will explore how cultural demands have evolved over recent years. We will highlight the new trends shaping consumer behavior and the challenges faced by cultural professionals.

Think outside the box

Learn how to reach a more diverse public and modernize your audience by discovering innovative approaches to stimulating public interest. This panel will reveal new strategies for expanding your reach and captivating new audiences.

Leveraging innovative business models

This panel will explore relevant business models to diversify your funding sources and strengthen the foundations of your business.

12:30 pm - End of event

Prices

Members Non members
GENERAL ADMISSION
ARTS AND CULTURE FORUM | MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2024
GENERAL ADMISSION
ARTS AND CULTURE FORUM | MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2024
$125 *
$155 *
SPECIAL RATE FOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND CULTURAL WORKERS AT ALL TIMES
ARTS AND CULTURE FORUM | MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2024
SPECIAL RATE FOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND CULTURAL WORKERS AT ALL TIMES
ARTS AND CULTURE FORUM | MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2024
$95 *
$115 *

Contact et informations

By phone:

514 871-4001

For more information

Muriel Delamare
Special Projects Manager
mdelamare@ccmm.ca

Please note that no lunch will be served after the Forum. However, there are plenty of catering options in the surrounding area.

Registration deadline: October 25, 2024

No cancellations or refunds as of 48 business hours before the event. Participant substitutions are accepted until the event is held. Please send cancellation notices by email at reservations@ccmm.ca.

Location

Place des Arts - Maisonneuve Theatre

175 St. Catherine Street West
Montréal, Quebec
H2X 1Z8

Place des Arts

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