Past Events

exeQutive members will have a fire-side chat with Jennifer Smith, SVP Technology & Operations, at Cineplex Digital Media, about the state of the tech industry in Toronto.   

"Queer Stories Have Power"

Stories give meaning and instill a sense of culture. Authentic stories capture the past and inspire the future. Great storytelling can convey determination and resilience, it can ignite empathy and hope.

Join Zach Stafford, Editor in Chief, The Advocate, America’s oldest LGBT magazine for an intimate discussion on the power of queer stories, the importance of the storyteller, and the politics of queer narratives as we mark a milestone of LGBTQ2A advocacy on the year of Stonewall’s 50th.

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.