What went down at CB’s Thought Leadership Panel on Hollywood North Sep 15th

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What went down at CB’s Thought Leadership Panel on Hollywood North

– canadianbusiness.com

In partnership with Greybrook, Canadian Business has explored Canada’s appeal on the global stage through intimate and engaging thought leadership panels. These discussions have unpacked the country’s real estate market, appeal as an investment destination and on September 6—our growing film and television industry.

A panel of speakers offering industry insight were joined by event moderators Sasha Cucuz, partner at Greybrook Capital, and Jason Maghanoy, associate publisher of Canadian Business and vice president of digital solutions & business development at SJC Media. In anticipation of the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), the night’s conversation covered all things Hollywood North—including how the industry is positioning itself for continued growth and with focus on Toronto, hot topics including intellectual property, talent and studio infrastructure.

Among the panelists, Marguerite Pigott, film commissioner and director of entertainment industries at the City of Toronto, described Canada’s film and television growth as a byproduct of streaming companies…

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