On September 21st, the Cocktail Conference (a new format) will focus on “The Impact of Technological Innovation on the Enterprise and its Environment”. There will be an expert panel from L’Oréal Canada, AI Outcome and Akwaa Consulting Agency.
audience rejuvenation
The club also plans to welcome more young people from our high schools, colleges and universities by offering them a very discounted membership fee ($10 instead of $85).
During this back-to-school cocktail, we already met several people for whom it was their first participation in a club activity, even their first contact with Toronto’s Francophonie.
The rejuvenation of the club’s audience is achieved in particular through its flagship activity for the past six years: the annual RelèveON gala in June, which honors entrepreneurs, executives and professionals under the age of 40. Details of the seventh edition will be announced at the club’s holiday event in December.
It should be noted that the Canadian Club of Toronto is behind the creation of the Fédération des gens d’affaires francophones de l’Ontario in 2021 (FGA), with about fifteen chambers of commerce and organizations from Francophonie Ontario.
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