BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20230330T180000Z DTEND:20230331T020000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:z2023 London City of Music Expo DESCRIPTION:Visit the London City of Music Expo website\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe London City of Music Expo is a day-long event that will celebrate London's unique status as the only UNESCO designated City of Music in Canada\, while showcasing how music contributes to our local economy\, our community\, and our culture.\n \n\nWith a tradeshow\, various free seminars\, and musical performances\, this is marketed to attract a broad spectrum of Londoners both within and from outside of the music industry.\n\n \n\nMusic Performances (Main & Acoustic Stages)\n\n \n\n\n 2:30PM - Chad Price \n 4:00PM - DJ Deemz\, Jag.Huligin and Amanda Movio \n 5:30PM - Sunshine Makers\n 7:00PM - Eleanor Gerbou\, Fiker and Nathan Kerr \n 8:30PM - Sarina Haggarty \n 9:15PM - Texas King \n\n\n Seminars:\n\nTo view 2023 London City of Music Expo Seminar videos\, please visit our YouTube channel. \n\n \n\n\n \n 3:15 PM - UNESCO's Creative Cities Network. What are Creative Cities? Where are they? And why is London one of them!?\n\n \n The UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN) was created in 2004 to promote cooperation with and among cities that have identified creativity as a strategic factor for sustainable urban development.\n\n Almost 300 cities around the world which currently make up this network work together towards a common objective: placing creativity and cultural industries at the heart of their development plans at the local level and cooperating actively at the international level. Find out why UNESCO chose London as a City of Music and learn how this designation can power the revitalization of our city.\n \n\n Moderator - Natalie Wakabayashi\, Tourism London\n\n Panelists:\n\n \n\n Luis Patricio - Lecturer\, Huron University | SDG Cities Project Lead\, Pillar Nonprofit Network\n\n \n\n Rainer Kern - UNESCO City of Music Focal Point & Special Advisor to the Mayor of Mannheim\n\n \n\n Cory Crossman - London Music Office\n \n \n 4:45PM - The Mastering of a Music City. Remarks by and a fireside chat with the Honourable Neil Lumsden\, Minister of Tourism\, Culture and Sport\n \n\n\nA Music City\, by its simplest definition\, is a place with a vibrant music economy. There is growing recognition among governments and other stakeholders that Music Cities can deliver significant economic\, employment\, cultural\, and social benefits. Are you looking to draw tourists to your city? Attract tech firms and the bright\, young people they employ? Build your city?s brand? Think music!\n\n\n\nJoin Minister Lumsden for his thoughts on London?s development as a regional hub for music\, films\, sports\, and tourism. After his introductory remarks\, the Minister will join Graham Henderson\, Mark McAuley\, and Miranda Mullholand for a brief fireside chat.\n\n\n\nThe Minister and the panel will be Introduced by Yola S. Ventresca. Yola is a Partner at Lerner?s Law Firm. \n\n\n\nGraham Henderson. Graham is the CEO of the London Chamber of Commerce and spent 30 years in the music industry and during that time was instrumental in developing the concept of a ?music city?. \n\n\n\nMiranda Mulholland. Miranda is one of the world's foremost artist advocates and has been invited to speak at the WTO\, WIPO\, a USMCA negotiating round in Washington\, CMW\, MIDEM\, Banff World Media Festival\, Artist Rights Symposium at University of Georgia\, Copyright Society of the USA. She was the first creator to take the podium at the Economic Club of Canada. She holds the position of Creative Culture Advisor at Music Canada.\n\n\n\nMark McAuley. Mark is an Associate in the Business Law Group at Lerners LLP in its London office. He has a keen interest in entrepreneurship\, technology\, and the arts and entertainment sector. Mark is active in the community as a board member of London Symphonia and as an executive member of the Black at Western Alumni Association. Prior to law school\, Mark enjoyed a career as a musician performing with the Juno-nominated group\, the McAuley Boys.\n\n \n\n\n \n 6:15PM - Careers in Music. Behind every star are hundreds of people. They have amazing careers. Who are they and what do they do?\n\n \n \n\n\nBehind every performer\, you see on stage stands an army of enablers. And they have fantastic jobs. Entire college-level programs\, such as Fanshawe?s Music Industry Arts\, have been created to meet the demand. After a lull in opportunities in music in the early 2000s\, music\, and fans are back and things are booming.\n\n \n\nThe Panel will be introduced by Andrew Murray. Andrew is a Partner at Lerner's Law Firm.\n\n\n\nThis seminar will be moderated by Mark McAuley. Mark is an Associate in the Business Law Group at Lerner's Law Firm in it's London office.\n\n\n\nOur panelists are:\n\n \n\nDan Brodbeck. Dan is a Juno award-winning\, and Grammy-nominated Canadian record producer\, mixer/engineer\, and recording engineering professor based out of London\, Ontario. He teaches in Fanshawe?s MIA program.\n\n \n\nMargaret McGuffin. Margaret is the CEO of Music Publishers Canada and is a results-oriented senior management professional with experience in strategy and business planning. Her career has focused on research and policy development related to the cultural and media industries.\n\nEverton Lewis Jr. Everton is skilled in Music Supervision & Licensing\, Marketing Strategy\, Digital Marketing\, Social Media\, and Music. Strong operations professional with a BA focused in MIT - Media\, Info & Technoculture from The University of Western Ontario. He is the Brand Music Supervisor - PRO Unlimited at Apple.\n\n \n\n\n 7:45PM - MUSIC : The Power behind a Vibrant\, Inclusive Downtown Core\n\n\nThere is nothing like music as a means to connect people\, bridge linguistic and cultural divides and provide an avenue for identity and expression. Music is a transformative experience. Collectively\, the music ecosystem generates rich social\, cultural\, and economic benefits. Cities are increasingly assigning importance to these advantages and working with their music communities to accelerate the growth of the music economy\, and identify and eliminate barriers. Small or large\, they have the potential to become Music Cities.\n\n\n\nJoin our Mayor?s Roundtable to discuss how a vibrant music scene could profoundly alter our downtown environment for the better.\n\n\n\nThe Panel will be introduced by David Lyons\, Partner at Lerners.\n\n\n\nOur Moderator is Miranda Mulholland.\n\n\n\nOur panelists are:\n\n\n\nJosh Morgan - Mayor\, City of London (keynote remarks)\n\n\n\nCheryl Finn\, General Manager\, Tourism London\n\n\n\nEunju Yi\, Executive Director\, London Arts Council\n\n\n\nGraham Henderson\, CEO London Chamber of Commerce. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
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Visit the London City of Music Expo website
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\nThe London City of Music Expo is a \;day-long event that \;will \;celebrate London'\;s unique status as the only UNESCO designated \;City of Music \;in Canada\, while showcasing how music contributes to our local economy\, our \;community\, and our culture.

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With a tradeshow\, various free seminars\, and musical performances\, this is marketed to attract a \;broad spectrum of Londoners both within and from outside of the music industry.
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Music Performances (Main &\; Acoustic Stages)

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To view 2023 London City of Music Expo Seminar videos\, please visit our YouTube channel. \;
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A Music City\, by its simplest definition\, is a place with a vibrant music economy. There is growing recognition among governments and other stakeholders that Music Cities can deliver significant economic\, employment\, cultural\, and social benefits. Are you looking to draw tourists to your city? Attract tech firms and the bright\, young people they employ? Build your city?s brand? Think music!
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\nJoin Minister Lumsden for his thoughts on London?s development as a regional hub for music\, films\, sports\, and tourism. After his introductory remarks\, the Minister will join Graham Henderson\, Mark McAuley\, and Miranda Mullholand for a brief fireside chat.
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\nThe Minister and the panel will be Introduced by Yola S. Ventresca. \; Yola is a Partner at Lerner?s Law Firm. \;
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\nGraham Henderson. Graham is the CEO of the London Chamber of Commerce and spent 30 years in the music industry and during that time was instrumental in developing the concept of a ?music city?. \;
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\nMiranda Mulholland. Miranda is one of the world'\;s foremost artist advocates and has been invited to speak at the WTO\, WIPO\, a USMCA negotiating round in Washington\, CMW\, MIDEM\, Banff World Media Festival\, Artist Rights Symposium at University of Georgia\, Copyright Society of the USA. She was the first creator to take the podium at the Economic Club of Canada. She holds the position of Creative Culture Advisor at Music Canada.
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\nMark McAuley. Mark is an Associate in the Business Law Group at Lerners LLP in its London office. \; He has a keen interest in entrepreneurship\, technology\, and the arts and entertainment sector. \; Mark is active in the community as a board member of London Symphonia and as an executive member of the Black at Western Alumni Association. \; Prior to law school\, Mark enjoyed a career as a musician performing with the Juno-nominated group\, the McAuley Boys.
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Behind every performer\, you see on stage stands an army of enablers. And they have fantastic jobs. Entire college-level programs\, such as Fanshawe?s Music Industry Arts\, have been created to meet the demand. After a lull in opportunities in music in the early 2000s\, music\, and fans are back and things are booming.
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\nThe Panel will be introduced by Andrew Murray. \; Andrew is a Partner at Lerner'\;s Law Firm.
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\nThis seminar will be moderated by Mark McAuley. \; Mark is an Associate in the Business Law Group at Lerner'\;s Law Firm \;in it'\;s London office.
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\nOur panelists are:
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\nDan Brodbeck. \;Dan is a Juno award-winning\, and Grammy-nominated Canadian record producer\, mixer/engineer\, and recording engineering professor based out of London\, Ontario. He teaches in Fanshawe?s MIA program.
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\nMargaret McGuffin. Margaret is the CEO of \;Music Publishers Canada \;and is a results-oriented senior management professional with experience in strategy and business planning. Her career has focused on research and policy development related to the cultural and media industries.
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Everton Lewis \;Jr. Everton is skilled in Music Supervision &\; Licensing\, Marketing Strategy\, Digital Marketing\, Social Media\, and Music. Strong operations professional with a BA focused in MIT - Media\, Info &\; Technoculture from The University of Western Ontario. He is the Brand Music Supervisor - PRO Unlimited at Apple.
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There is nothing like music as a means to connect people\, bridge linguistic and cultural divides and \;provide an avenue for identity and expression. Music is a transformative experience. Collectively\, the music ecosystem generates rich social\, cultural\, and economic benefits. Cities are increasingly assigning importance to these advantages and working with their music communities to accelerate the growth of the music economy\, and identify and eliminate barriers. Small or large\, they have the potential to become Music Cities.
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\nJoin our Mayor?s Roundtable to discuss how a vibrant music scene could profoundly alter our downtown environment for the better.
\n
\nThe Panel will be introduced by David Lyons\, Partner at Lerners.
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\nOur Moderator is Miranda Mulholland.
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\nOur panelists are:
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\nJosh Morgan - Mayor\, City of London \;(keynote remarks)
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\nCheryl Finn\, General Manager\, Tourism London
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\nEunju Yi\, Executive Director\, London Arts Council
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\nGraham Henderson\, CEO London Chamber of Commerce.
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\n LOCATION:RBC Place London 300 York Street\, London ON N6B 1P8 UID:e.2487.1242 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260428T012733Z URL:https://business.londonchamber.com/events/details/z2023-london-city-of-music-expo-1242 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR