Past Events

On March 27, exeQutive members will hear Sarah Kaplan, Director and Professor, Gender and the Economy at the Rotman School of Management, and Matti Siemiatycki, Director and Professor, School of Cities, University of Toronto moderate an expert panel that will discuss "What could a feminist city look like?".   The conversation will explore public policy, decision-making processes, community engagement, and the urban built form, and discuss potential paths forward to creating a more inclusive city.

Join exeQutive members and celebrate the season over drinks and dinner at Bacchanal, ranked 27 on the just-issued Toronto Life Magazine list of Toronto's top 100 restaurants.  

Join fellow exeQutive members in the "Glass Box" room at Navigator for a wine tasting led by Anjana Viswantha, a leading Toronto sommelier (formerly with Canoe and Alo - see bio below).  After a short tutorial on "how to taste wine like a sommelier", Anjana will lead us through a blind tasting of "outside the box" wines from unusual varietals and regions.  You'll then team with your exeQutive table mates to come up with your best guess to identify the wine.  Table teams will the compare notes and Anjana will unveil each wine and explain why she chose it.

Join us to celebrate Shakespeare's birthday at one of Toronto's hidden gems - The Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library at UofT - the largest publicly accessible collection of rare books and manuscripts in Canada.  We'll be treated to a customized guided tour by JP Carefoote, Head of Rare Books and Special Collections, which will highlight interesting gay and lesbian pieces in the collection - yes including vintage porn and gay pulp fiction.