The tributes will take place in Montreal on May 22 as part of YMA’s annual awards gala and 50th-anniversary celebration.
President and CEO Doug Murphy discussed a digital advertising “tipping point” and reduced programming from U.S. networks in a call with investors.
Hastings is one of a number of Canadian employees that are being laid off this week, Playback has learned.
The Langley, B.C.-based company says the deal will allow it to expand its service and production operations.
Flores assumes the title of VP of governmental affairs and communications on April 8.
Warner Bros. Television Group chairman and CEO will speak as part of BANFF’s Summit Series.
The company reported a more than 56% increase in revenue, but has reduced its outlook amidst industry pressures.
The leadership change comes as the Toronto consultancy firm’s co-founder Janice Dawe prepares to retire.
The 20-week program will see emerging Black producers receive paid training at a CMPA member company.
The president and CEO discusses unlocking IP opportunities and the potential wrinkle when it came to acquiring Portfolio Entertainment.
The outgoing CEO of the National Screen Institute joins the organization effective April 29.
The company also announced the resignation of Sarah Nathanson from her role as general counsel, corporate secretary and chief operating officer.