2013 Annual Report - Business for the Arts

ANNUAL REPORT 2013
WHO WE ARE
Founded in 1974, Business for the Arts (Council for Business and the Arts
in Canada) is Canada’s only national charitable organization of business
members who support the arts. We work at a national level to communicate
the value of investing in the arts and to address the concerns and interests of
the arts and culture sector. Our programs, events, training and educational
resources enable arts organizations to partner more effectively with the
business community. Our goal is to develop the next generation of creative
thinkers, innovators, influencers and leaders with the knowledge, skills and
resolve to guide arts and culture organizations in their financial and artistic
management.
VISION
To inspire Canada’s business community to partner
with the arts to ensure a thriving cultural sector.
MISSION
We connect, educate and invest to bridge the gap
between business and the arts.
MANDATE
CRA Charity Type: Education
CATEGORY
Cultural Activities and Promotion of the Arts
For more information, visit our website at www.businessforthearts.org.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN
Our efforts in 2013 to bridge the gap between business and the arts in
Canada continues to surge forward at a remarkable pace. From coast to
coast, in rural towns and major urban centres, our programs to stimulate
new investment in the arts have brought much-needed resources and skills
to hundreds of small and mid-sized arts organizations who serve and are
valued by their communities.
By inspiring local businesses to partner and invest, and by providing matching
funds and training in the art of sponsorship to arts organizations, we have
made a significant impact on small community theatres, artist collectives,
street festivals, art galleries, orchestras and film festivals.
Since the introduction of our artsVest™ program in 2002 to 2013, we
have facilitated sponsorship relationships between 1,571 businesses with
465 arts organizations in five provinces, and generated more than $9
million in private sector sponsorship by leveraging just under $3 million in
matching funds. In 2013, our national expansion included the launch of the
program in British Columbia, Toronto and Nova Scotia as well as seven new
communities in Ontario. The program was also extended for another two
years in Saskatchewan.
In 2013, boardLink™, our board-matching program, saw more than 400
young professionals come together to participate in our national boardLink
Live tour in Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa-Gatineau,
Toronto, Vancouver and Winnipeg, connecting young professionals to nonprofit arts organizations looking for board and committee members. We’re
delighted to report that the majority of these events were sold out.
Institutional arts, culture and heritage sector leaders from across the country
gathered in Montreal from April 12-14 for the 16th Annual Canadian Arts
Summit to address the concerns of the arts and culture sector.
And to cap off a great year, our annual awards black-tie celebration at The
Carlu in Toronto drew more than 450 guests to honour individuals and
companies who exemplify true arts championship.
It is with great pride that we salute our members, sponsors and partners,
board of directors, ambassadors, staff and volunteers for their continued
support and dedication over the past year. Stay tuned for more exciting
developments as we celebrate our 40th anniversary in 2014!
Nichole Anderson
President & CEO
Dr. James D. Fleck, O.C.
Chairman
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OUR PROGRAMS
ARTSVEST™
A unique, multi-million-dollar matching incentive
and sponsorship training program that provides small
to mid-sized arts and culture organizations with
in-depth sponsorship training, matching incentive
funds and community networking events to develop
sponsorship opportunities with local business.
Photo: Emily Jewer
BOARDLINK™
A matching program connecting young business
professionals with volunteer board positions with
non-profit arts organizations in their cities through
live matching events.
Photo: Skye S Son
Photo: Skye S Son
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Photo: Skye S Son
Photo: Kat Rizz
ARTSSCENE™
A network of leading young business professionals
under 40 dedicated to fostering the growth of the
arts through volunteerism and patronage.
Photo: Skye S Son
Photo: Edith Hung
CANADIAN ARTS SUMMIT
A national forum that brings together the Chairs,
Executive Directors and Artistic Directors of Canada’s
largest arts organizations to share best practices,
innovative ideas and initiatives to advance the arts
in Canada.
Photo: Rita Taylor
Photo: Rita Taylor
Photo: Rita Taylor
Photo: Rita Taylor
CANADIAN ARTS AND BUSINESS AWARDS
Annual awards celebrate the extraordinary
contributions made by individual arts and business
leaders and companies who have shown outstanding
commitment to the arts through philanthropy,
volunteerism and partnerships.
Photo: Tom Sandler
Photo: Kenneth Chou
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OUR RESULTS
From strengthening local cultural assets and creating cross-sectoral partnerships to encouraging
volunteerism and engaging the next generation of arts and business leaders, our programs transform
every community we enter.
ARTSVEST™ NATIONAL
ARTSVEST™ WINNIPEG
Since the introduction of the program in Ontario in 2002 to 2013, 1,571
businesses have partnered with 465 cultural organizations through
artsVest — 968 of these businesses were first-time sponsors of the arts.
A total of $2.92 million in matching funds generated over $6.12 million
in private sector sponsorship and resulted in an influx of more than $9
million to the cultural economy.
From 2011-2013, artsVest Winnipeg created exciting and meaningful
partnerships between 131 local businesses and 41 arts groups, with 46
of the businesses being first-time supporters of the arts. Matching funds
of $280,460 generated about $634,000 in private sector sponsorship,
resulting in an influx of more than $914,000 to the cultural economy.
ARTSVEST™ ONTARIO
ARTSVEST™ VANCOUVER
From 2002 to 2013, 835 businesses have partnered with 275 cultural
organizations through artsVest — 557 of these businesses were first-time
sponsors of the arts. A total of $1.36 million in matching funds generated
more than $2.71 million in private sector sponsorship and resulted in an
influx of more than $4.07 million to the cultural economy.
For 2012-2013, a total of 39 arts organizations partnered with 118
businesses, 69 of which were first-time sponsors of the arts. The
Vancouver community reached its artsVest matching funds goal of
$275,000, and exceeded this goal to raise a total of $480,790 in
sponsorship funds from the business community, creating an influx of
nearly $756,000 to the Vancouver economy.
ARTSVEST™ CALGARY
ARTSVEST EXPANSION
From 2011-2013, a total of 93 businesses partnered with 26 cultural
organizations — of which 64 businesses were first-time sponsors of the
arts. Matching funds of $300,000 generated over $533,000 in private
sector sponsorship and resulted in an influx of about $833,000 to the
cultural economy.
The artsVest program continued for a third year in Saskatchewan and was
brought to seven Ontario communities in 2013: Collingwood, Kawartha
Lakes, Milton, Orillia, Owen Sound, St. Catharines and Temiskaming
Shores. In addition, the program was launched for the first time in Toronto
and on a provincial level in Nova Scotia and British Columbia.
ARTSVEST™ SASKATCHEWAN
ARTSSCENE™ AND BOARDLINK™
From 2011-2013, a total of 401 businesses partnered with 84 cultural
organizations, of which 259 businesses were first-time sponsors of the
arts. Matching funds of $700,000 generated over $1.72 million in private
sector sponsorship and resulted in an influx of more than $2.42 million to
the cultural economy.
From October 2013 to January 2014, we held eight boardLink events
in Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa-Gatineau, Toronto,
Vancouver and Winnipeg. Delivered by nearly 60 artsScene volunteers, the
live events engaged almost 460 business professionals with approximately
110 arts organizations. Our accompanying boardLink e-tutorial was
viewed 128 times from November to January. 77% of boardLink attendees
said that the event helped them identify volunteer opportunities on a
committee; 70% said that the event helped them find a board position
they were interested in; 85% said they would recommend the event
to a friend; 100% said they would like to attend another professional
development event hosted by artsScene; and 72% said they would like
to volunteer with artsScene. Thank you to GE Monogram, Aimia and
Manulife for making the 2013 boardLink Live Tour possible.
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artsScene / boardLink
artsVest Phase I
artsVest Phase II
ARTSSCENE / BOARDLINK: Calgary | Edmonton | Halifax | Montreal |
Ottawa-Gatineau | Toronto | Vancouver | Winnipeg
ARTSVEST PHASE I: City of Calgary | City of Winnipeg | City of Vancouver
| artsVest Ontario: City of Markham | City of Hamilton | City of Barrie
| City of Guelph | City of Huntsville | City of Elliot Lake | City of Ottawa
| City of Midland | City of North Bay | City of Windsor | artsVest
Saskatchewan: City of Regina | City of Saskatoon | Lakeland District |
Southeast District | Southwest District | Parkland Valley District | Prairie
Central District | Northern District | Rivers West District
ARTSVEST PHASE II: Toronto | artsVest Ontario: Huron County | Kingston
| Kitchener-Waterloo | Mississauga | Oshawa | St. Catharines | Milton
| Kawartha Lakes | Collingwood | Owen Sound | Orillia | Temiskaming
Shores | artsVest Saskatchewan: Regina | Saskatoon | Northern District
| River West District | Lakeland District | Prairie Central District | Parkland
Valley District | South West District | South East District | artsVest British
Columbia: Prince George | Cariboo North | Cariboo Chilcotin | KamloopsSouth Thompson | North Okanagan | Fraser Valley | Nanaimo-North
Cowichan | Columbia Basin | Central Okanagan | Capital Regional District |
Comox Valley/Courtenay/Campbell River | artsVest Nova Scotia: Halifax |
Mainland | Cape Breton |
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2013 CANADIAN ARTS AND BUSINESS AWARDS
Photo: Tom Sandler
Each year, Business for the Arts recognizes
outstanding support of the arts across Canada
with our national awards. The gala ceremony is
an inspiring event that brings together arts and
business leaders from across Canada to celebrate
the extraordinary contributions made by individuals
and companies who have shown outstanding
commitment to the arts through philanthropy,
volunteerism and partnerships.
Our 2013 winners were honoured on November 15, 2013 at The Carlu in
Toronto at a spectacular evening hosted by Molly Johnson and featuring
stellar performances by some of Canada’s finest artists: Coleman Lemieux
& Compagnie, Canada’s National Ballet School, jazz artist Gavin Hope,
Soulpepper Resident Artist Mike Ross, and the Bill King Trio.
Presenting Sponsor: Sun Life Financial
Arnold Edinborough Award Sponsor: Michael Vukets & Associates
Arnold Party Presenting Host: Aeroplan
Media Partners: The Globe and Mail, CBC
Venue Partner: The Carlu
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EDMUND C. BOVEY AWARD
Gary Slaight
ARNOLD EDINBOROUGH AWARD
Stephen Delaney
ARTSVEST™ OUTSTANDING PARTNERSHIP AWARD
PAVED Arts, the Saskatoon Symphony
and Affinity Credit Union
BEST ENTREPRENEURIAL AWARD
Calgary Hotel Association
MOST EFFECTIVE CORPORATE PROGRAM AWARD
RBC Foundation, RBC Emerging Artists Project
MOST INNOVATIVE MARKETING SPONSORSHIP AWARD
Robert Lowrey Piano Experts
SMALL BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP AWARD
La Scala Home Cinema and Integrated Media
Photo: Kenneth Chou
Photo: Kenneth Chou
Photo: Kenneth Chou
Photo: Tom Sandler
Photo: Tom Sandler
Photo: Kenneth Chou
Photo: Tom Sandler
Photo: Tom Sandler
Photo: Tom Sandler
Photo: Tom Sandler
Photo: Tom Sandler
Photo: Tom Sandler
Photo: Kenneth Chou
Photo: Tom Sandler
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UPCOMING IN 2014
OUR 40TH ANNIVERSARY
In 2014, we celebrate our 40th anniversary and four decades of investing in communities to strengthen
Canada’s cultural assets. In 1974, a group of leading business CEOs in Canada saw a need to encourage
private sector support of the arts to strengthen our cultural institutions, support our artists and improve
quality of life for all. Business for the Arts continues that vision today by working at a grassroots/community
level to create meaningful partnerships between business and the arts. Be sure to join us later this year for
our 40th anniversary bash at the Canadian Arts and Business Awards.
CANADIAN ARTS AND BUSINESS AWARDS
We’ve updated our award categories to better acknowledge the accomplishments of business and arts
leaders and organizations in creating a thriving cultural sector. Along with our Edmund C. Bovey Award,
Arnold Edinborough Award, and artsVest™ Outstanding Partnership Award, our new award categories are:
CORPORATE CHAMPION OF THE ARTS AWARD
CULTURAL CHAMPION AWARD – CORPORATE LEADERSHIP
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Awarded to a business that has strengthened arts and culture in Canada
through its long-standing support of and commitment to the sector. The
winner receives $5,000 to be directed to the arts organization(s) of their
choice.
Awarded to a business individual who heads up a marketing, corporate
sponsorship and/or donations department and has shown exceptional
leadership by guiding the strategy of corporate giving and leveraging
company resources in support of arts and culture. The winner receives
$5,000 to be directed to the arts organization(s) of their choice.
CULTURAL CHAMPION AWARD – ARTS LEADERSHIP
Awarded to an arts individual who has shown exceptional leadership by
engaging the business community in support of arts and culture. The winner
receives $5,000 to be directed to the arts organization(s) of their choice.
COMMUNITY IMPACT AWARD
Awarded to an arts and business partnership that has enhanced the
quality of life and enriched the cultural scene in their community through
innovative program(s), creative business partnerships or neighbourhood
revitalization initiatives. The winner receives $5,000 to be put toward the
partnership.
CANADIAN ARTS SUMMIT
The 18th Annual Canadian Arts Summit will take place April 10-12, 2014
in Toronto. Organized by Business for the Arts in partnership with The
Banff Centre, the weekend forum brings together the chief executives,
artistic directors and board chairs of Canada’s largest not-for-profit cultural
institutions to discuss the issues and challenges facing our arts and culture
sector. Ten individuals will be invited to join the conference as fellows.
A livestream of panels and discussions in both official languages will also
be available. Summit materials and videos for 2013 can be viewed at
canadianartssummit.com.
BOARDLINK™ NATIONAL TOUR
On the heels of last year’s successful sold-out national tour, our live
matching events, where arts organizations and young professionals
have the opportunity to meet face to face to discuss available volunteer
opportunities, kicked off in Vancouver in May with remaining events in
Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, Ottawa-Gatineau, Montreal, Toronto, and
Winnipeg scheduled for fall 2014.
ART OF SPONSORSHIP E-LEARNING COURSE
Business for the Arts is developing a comprehensive e-learning course called
The Art of Sponsorship. It is designed to dovetail with the artsVest program,
with our participating small to mid-sized arts and culture organizations in
mind. The series of six modules will start with a general overview of the
process of securing sponsorship, a Sponsorship 101. This will be followed
in the coming year with five additional in-depth modules that will cover
specific stages of the sponsorship cycle.
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MEMBERSHIP SUPPORT
YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS
Photo: Christine Bourgier
Photo: Skye S Son
INVESTING IN BUSINESS FOR THE ARTS
IS INVESTING IN YOUR COMMUNITY
Last year, member contributions helped leverage more than $3.8 million in
private and public sector support in our artsVest™ national program, which
provided investment and training to 190 arts organizations and helped
them secure 600 new business partners. Member contributions last year
also helped 110 arts organizations meet more than 500 young business
professionals who were interested in volunteering on an arts board through
our national boardLink™ program.
Your contributions are also vital to our work in bringing Canada’s arts and
culture leaders together, in partnership with The Banff Centre, for our
annual Canadian Arts Summit to discuss best practices, explore new ideas
and initiate national projects.
As a contributor to Business for the Arts, you become
part of a national network of business leaders in
Canada who understand the economic and social
value of investing in the arts.
When you contribute to Business for the Arts, your dollars are leveraged
by a multiplier of $3.30 to reach arts organizations both large and small in
communities across the country, enabling us to bring much-needed skills
and training to Canada’s arts sector.
Why is this important? Because businesses that invest in the arts recognize
that their investment improves the quality of life for the communities around
them, as well as that of their employees.
NATIONAL BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
Business leaders cite the improvement of quality of life for communities as
the number one reason for investing in the arts, linking a healthy, stimulating
cultural environment with healthy and happy communities1.
• Exclusive member events hosted by BftA Board of Directors.
• Member Circle recognition and first rights for tables at the Canadian Arts
and Business Awards.
• First rights to sponsor and attend national and international conferences,
events and programs.
• Front of the line ticket opportunities for select artsScene events.
Canadians concur, with 92% of Canadians believing that arts and culture
make a community a better place to live2. Moreover, we know that
Canadians are consuming the arts in large quantity. Canadian spending on
live performing arts ($1.4 billion) is more than double their spending ($650
million) on live sports events3.
EXCLUSIVE EVENTS
RECOGNITION
And there’s more. Supporting the arts can boost your market share, enhance
your brand awareness and community profile, engage your employees and
win new customers.
• Profile in BftA newsletter (reach 10,000+).
• Opportunity to be profiled at BftA events.
• Recognition on BftA marketing collateral, and the Canadian Arts and
Business Awards.
When business and the arts come together, the benefits are significant and
meaningful.
EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT
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2013 Business Committee for the Arts
2010 Hills Strategies
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The Value of Presenting, CAPACOA 2013
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• Invitations to join forums and events as guests, speakers and panelists.
• Arts board placement for two senior business representatives.
• Access to professional development resources and web tutorials.
BUSINESS FOR THE ARTS MEMBERS AND SUPPORTERS
2013 MEMBERS
AGF Management Limited Lignum Investments Limited
Aimia Canada Inc. L’Oréal Canada
Aqueduct Foundation Mabe / GE Appliances Canada
BMO Financial Group Manulife Financial Corporation
Bruce W. Etherington Agencies Inc. Michael Vukets & Associates
Burgundy Asset Management Morgan Meighen & Associates
Enbridge Inc. Nazca Limited
Ernst & Young LLP Power Corporation of Canada
Fednav Limited Raymond James Ltd.
Franklin Templeton Investments Corporation Rogers Communications Inc.
Gluskin Sheff & Associates Inc. Royal Bank of Canada
Great-West Life Assurance Company Sun Life Financial
Harvard Developments Inc. TD Bank Financial Group
Heffel Fine Art Auction House TELUS Corporation
Invesco The Woodbridge Corporation
Investors Group The Gail Asper Family Foundation
Jackman Foundation York University, Faculty of Fine Arts
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BUSINESS FOR THE ARTS AMBASSADORS
ARTSSCENE CO-CHAIRS
Robert Baines – Executive Director, The CanadaAlbania Business Council
NATIONAL
Julie Arsenault | Maggie Fairs
Guy Beaudin – Senior Partner, RHR International
CALGARY
Sarah Black | Ali Shivji
Alain Bergeron – Senior Vice President, Mackenzie
Investments
Alex Bettencourt – President, Elletrica
EDMONTON
Thomas Scott | Miranda Wulf
Hélène Couture
HALIFAX
Stacy O’Rourke
Kevin Fairs – US & GT UK Strategy | Client
Experience, RBC Wealth Management
MONTREAL
Sébastien Barangé | Amilie Parent
Jessica Foster – Co-CEO, Koral Holdings
OTTAWA
Gabriel Jean-Simon | Maude Bilodeau
Nancy Jain – President, G&N Developments
Danielle LaBossiere Parr – Principal at Bourkevale
Strategy
Anne Maggisano – Investment Counsellor at
Burgundy Asset Management
Irfhan Rawji – Vice President, Strategy & Corporate
Development, Parkland Fuel Corporation
Paul G. Smith
Joel Stevens – CEO, Sparkologee
Takashi Yamashita – Associate Director,
GE Commercial Finance, Real Estate
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TORONTO
Nate Schipper | Lis McClean
VANCOUVER
Melody Ma | Andrew Dilts
WINNIPEG
Barrett Peitsch | Karly Sullivan
GALA SUPPORTERS
SPONSORS
Sun Life Financial | Michael Vukets & Associates |
Aeroplan | The Globe and Mail | CBC | The Carlu
DONATIONS
The Hal Jackman Foundation |
Power Corporation of Canada | Tailwind Capital Inc. |
Janice Lewis | The Delaney Family Foundation
SUPPORTERS
Capital Canada Ltd. | Enbridge Inc. |
Mabe/GE Appliances Canada | TELUS |
RP Investment Advisors | The Banff Centre |
RBC Foundation | Music Canada |
National Arts Centre | Jerry and Joan Lozinski |
OCAD Foundation | Relay Ventures | TD Bank Group |
Tony Elavia | Delaney Capital Management |
Michael McMillan and Cathy Spoel |
Slaight Communications Inc. |
The Slaight Family Foundation |
Burgundy Asset Management Ltd. |
Robin Mirsky Rogers Group of Funds | BT/A |
Prospero Pictures | BLOOMBERGSEN INC. |
Sirius XM Canada | The Delaney Family
IN KIND
Designs by JP | holts café | Robert Lowrey Piano
Experts | Mango Studios | UBER | Absolut Elyx |
Steam Whistle
DONORS ($1,000 AND UNDER)
Daniel Lyon | Angelina Bakshi | Kim Tanenbaum |
Amy Burstyn-Fritz | Lawrence Herman |
Anthony R. Graham | Carolyn Shaver | Lauren Moore
| Donald K. Johnson | Neill Dixon | Jeff Craib |
Ralph James | Chris Taylor
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ARTSSCENE™
ARTSVEST™ ONTARIO
RBC Foundation
ELLIOT LAKE
Algoma Chrysler Inc. | Arnold Dentistry Corporation
| Cameco Corp | Country Depot Garden Centre |
Creative Glass | Elliot Lake and District Chamber of
Commerce | Elliot Lake Retirement Living | ELNOS
| Perkins Engineering | Royal Bank of Canada | The
Algoma Store
BOARDLINK™
GE Monogram | Aimia Canada Inc. | Manulife Financial
| Metcalf Foundation
MIDLAND
1013527 Ontario Ltd. | 495 Irwin St. Inc. | Best
Western Plus | Captain Ken’s Restaurant | Dentures
by Denturists | Downtown Midland Business
Improvement Area | Forte EPS Solutions | Global
Pet Foods | Grafitti Art | HGR Graham Partners
LLP | John Sharp Images | Meridian Credit Union |
Midas Auto Service | Midland Golf & Country Club |
Midland Optical | Midland Toyota | Mom’s of Midland
| Phil’s Casual Dining | Pur Spa | RBC Dominion
Securities | TD Canada Trust | TD Wealth and
Private Investment - Midland | The Midland Mirror /
Metroland North Media | Walker’s Electric 2000
NORTH BAY
Alba Plumbing and Heating | Clarion Resort
Pinewood Park Hotel & Conference Centre | Clark
Marketing Communications | Cogeco Cable Canada
| CTV | Good 2 Go | JS Redpath | Kennedy Agencies
Limited | Kennedy Insurance | Michelle Framemaker
| Moose FM | Music City | Niche Digital Imaging |
Nipissing News | North Bay Nipissing News | North
Bay Tax Services | Paul Lamont Automotive o/a
Canadian Tire | Szabicot Creative | X-Height Graphics Inc.
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OTTAWA
Brockwell IT | Adria Auto Centre Inc. | Aspire
Holdings Inc. | Bacic Forming Concrete Ltd | Banque
Scotia - Scotia Bank | BFI Canada Inc. | Bilida
Construction Ltd. | Broadhead Brewing Company
| ByWard Market BIA | Caisse Populaire Desjardins
Trillium | Caisses Populaires Desjardins d’Ottawa
| Charlebois Trépanier et Associés | Charlesfort
Developments | ClearPicture Corporation |
Denton’s Canada LLP | Dolphin Dentistry (Dr. Paul
Greenacre Professional Corp) | Dr. Len Chumak |
Éclair Communications | Embassy Hotel & Suites
| Envirolaser | GoodLife Fitness | Heenan Blaikie |
Horner and Pietersma | Hulse, Playfair & McGarry
Inc. | J & M Enterprises | Jonny Canuck’s Bar & Grill
| Leyline Studios | Marcil Lavallée | Market Organics
| McAlister Consulting Group | Mercury Lounge |
Metak Systems Inc. | Metro News Ottawa | Modern
Niagara Ottawa Inc. | Momentum | Mr. Gas Ltd |
Myers Orleans Chev Buick GMC | National Stage
Combat | Nelligan O’Brien Payne LLP | Nicholson
Read O/A Beament Green | Nicholson Read O/A
Beament Green | Orchard View on the Rideau Inc. |
Orleans Boat World & Sport | Otto’s BMW & Suburu
| P3 Physiotherapy | Pattison Outdoor | Power-Tek
Electrical Services | Pukeko Design | RBC Foundation
| Richcraft Group of Companies | RJ Motors Inc.
| Rogers TV | Solutions Financieres Beaulieu |
Sonovision | Stonehaven Manor | Swan | Tartan
Homes | TD Canada Trust | Tetra | The Best You |
The Mill Tavern | The Wellington Gastropub | Tim
Brown Refrigeration Services Ltd. | Viduka Concrete
Finishing Inc. | VLN Advanced Technologies Inc.
WINDSOR
Allegra Print & Imaging | Big Silver Inc. | Biz X
Magazine | Caesar’s Windsor | Canadian Auto
Workers Regional Office | Canadian College of
Health, Science and Technology | CanCover |
Cardinal Music | CAW Local 2458 | CAW Local
444 | Country Depot | eliquidMEDIA | Essex & Kent
Building & Construction Trades Council | Festival
Tent and Party Rental Inc. | Fig Tree Garden Centre |
Graphics Express | Greenhawk | GW Butler Medicine
o/a St. Clair Beach Healthcare Centre | HCA Mindbox
| Horse Exchange | Marz Media | Nancy Johns Gallery
and Framing | Newalta Corp. | Peter Hrastovec
Professional Corporation | Polaris Recording Studio
| Press Play Media Inc. | Sarah Parks Horsemanship |
Sho Studios | Simply Entertainment | Stonecroft Inn
| Suede Productions | TD Commercial Banking | The
City Grill | The Delicate Touch | The Keg Steakhouse
& Bar | Tim White Total Tire Network | Trainer’s
Choice | Weathershield Roofing & Siding Co. Ltd. |
Windsor Family Credit Union (WFCU) | Windsor Laser
Eye Institute
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ARTSVEST™ WINNIPEG
ARTSVEST™ CALGARY
5468796 Architect Inc. | Aboriginal Council
of Winnipeg | AFM Mechanical Services Ltd. |
Associated Sport & Spine Physicians | Astral Media
| Automated Design Systems | Ben Moss Jewellers |
Bittersweets by Jacqueline Bissoon | BMP Financial
Group | Bonaventure Travel Inc. | Booke & Partners
Chartered Accountants | Campbell Gunn Inness
| Certified General Accountants of Manitoba |
Continental Travel Group | David Connor Medical
Corp. | Downtown Winnipeg BIZ | Esdale Printing
Company | Evolution Presentations Technoligies |
Fairmont Winnipeg | Friesen’s Corporation | Golden
West | Great-West Life Assurance Company |
Greystone Managed Investments | Half Pints Brewing
Company | Hilderman Thomas Frank Cram | Homer’s
Restaurant & Catering | HUB Interhational Horizon
Insurance | HutK | Investors Group Financial Services
Inc. | JR Wagner Architect | KPMG Management
Services LLP | Manitoba Lotteries Corporation |
Manitoba Public Insurance | Manulife Securities
| Marblank Investments | Maxim Truck & Trailer
| Melet Plastics Inc. | MTS Inc. | MTS TV | Native
Commmunications Inc. | Number Ten Architrectural
Group | OnBusinessCA | Payworks | Realtime
Networks | Royal LePage Real Estate | Stewart
Chartered Accountant Inc. | Taylor McCaffrey LLP
| TD Canada Trust | TelPay | The Asper Foundation
| The Cornelius Music Corporation | The Forks
Renewal Corporation | Tire Stewardship Manitoba
| Vantage Studios and Print Shop | William F. White
International | Winnipeg Free Press
88.9 Shine FM | Ainsworth Financial Services Ltd. |
All Ears Sound Inc. | Annapolis | AV Communications
Inc. | BlitzPrint Inc. | Calgary Herald | Canyon
Meadows Golf and Country Club | Car2Go Canada
| Cenovus Energy Inc. | CGGVeritas | CKUA Radio
Network | CMLC | Concentric Public Affairs Inc. |
Coupland Kraemer Architecture + Interior Design |
Custom Woolen Mills | DC Investments Inc. o/a The
Dobbin Group | DIRTT | Dr. Thomas Yu Professional
Corporation | Edelweiss Imports Ltd. | Edenbrook
Memorial Gardens & Funeral Home | Essential
Energy Services Ltd. | First Calgary Financial | First
Executive Centre | Foundry Communications | Gifts
and Graphics Framing | Hairong Mortgage and
Investment Ltd. | Hotel Arts | Hudson McSween
| J. Douglas Thorson Professional Corporation |
New Urban Consulting | Newalta Corporation |
NOtaBLE Restaurant (aka 1420368 Alberta Ltd.)
| Olympic Seismic Limited | Probeauco Financial
Corp. | Roadwest Pictures | Sanbel Design Studio
and Print | Shawna Ogston Communications &
Media Relations | Steinway Pianos of Calgary |
Stephen Campbell Design | Style Craft Printing Ltd. |
Terracotta Strategies Ltd. o/a Elegent Edge Website
Design | The Westin Calgary | Toon Boom Animation
| Toyota Scion | Trilogy Energy Corporation | Trotter
& Morton | Truss & Ross Polymaths | Universal Video
Productions | Ursudio Multimedia | Zoom Web Video
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ARTSVEST™ SASKATCHEWAN
M Wood Products | L7 Electric | Leisure Landscapres
| Lonetree Sales and Rentals | Madhatter Flowers
and Gifts | Marilyn King Piano Studio | McDougall
DISTRICTS
Gayley LLP | Melhoff Electric | Mercator Financial Inc.
1st Step Studio of Skin Care and Hair | A & W |
| Mirka-Kochan Wealth Mgmt Group, RBC Dominion
Affinity Credit Union | Akropol Family Restaurant
Securities | MNP LLP | National Bank and Trust |
| Alpine Dental | Alumi-Glass Service Ltd. | Anchor
Dental Group | Battleford Tribal Chiefs | Best Western New Family Chiropractic Clinic | Norsack Veterinary
Group | Northern Nurseries | Optical Image | Original
Plus Inns and Suites | BHP | Blue Sky Lingerie &
Joes | Orlando and Verna Martens | Over the Edge |
Leisurewear | BMO Nesbit Burns Inc. | Boston Pizza
Painted Hand Casino | Piano Studio of Barb Leverson
| Bridal Builders Inc. | C.S. Skrupski Accounting |
| Pioneer Co-op | Plains Midstream Canada | Pocock
Canada Safeway Ltd. | Casino Moose Jaw | Charlie’s
Farms | Poplar River Mines | Prairie Edge Landscapes
Lunch | Chicken Little Drive Inn | CKSW 540 Radio
| Prairie Post | Prairie West Sales Ltd. | Prairieland
| Cobb Swanson Music | Comfort Inn | Company
Trucking | Quill Plains Chevrolet/Buick | Royal Bank
One Hair Design | Conexus Credit Union | Copies
of Canada | RBC Dominion Securities | Regier
Xpress Ltd. | D J Yablonski Autobody | Dairy Queen
Honda | Richardson Pioneer | Rosthern Agencies |
Brazier Store | Days Inn | Diamond Energy Servies |
SaskWater | Scott Comfort Realtor | Sel-Van Holdings
ditto | Eastend Agencies Ltd. | Eastend Convenience
(Cypress Hotel) | Sign Here Signs | Smart Flowers |
Store | Electra Etcetera Ltd. | Evans Brothers Home
Snowstaker Social Media | Stage Left Design | Stark
Hardware | Extreme Eavestrough Ltd. | Fabro
& Marsh Chartered Accountants | Super 8 | Swift
Enterprises Ltd. | Famille Campagne Farms | First
Current Building Supplies | Tait Business Service |
Avenue Flowers | Fountain Tire | Friesens Bigway
Tel-Rite Ltd. | Tel-Rite Services | The Sputtergotch
Foods | Frontier Trucks & Repair | Full Line Agro |
Toy Company | Treen Packers Ltd. | Urban Ground
Funk’s Funeral Home | Golden West Radio | Grower
Coffee | Vision Care Clinic | Vital Balance Bodyworks
Direct Fresh Cut Flowers | Heritage Insurance Ltd. |
| Voth’s Brand Source Home Furnishings | Wadena
Hidden Valley Foods | Home Hardware | Home Inn
Co-op Association | Wadena Drugs | West Humboldt
& Suites | Horseshoe Veterinary Clinic | Innovation
Credit Union | Investors Group | Jay Dee AgTech | JD Properties | Westman Steel | Wilf’s Oilfield Services |
Roofing | Kal Tire | Kanuka Thuringer LLP Barristers & Woods Jewelers | Yours Truly Gift Shop
Solicitors | Kokopelli’s: Purveyors of Neat Stuff | L &
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REGINA
A1 Rentals | Access Communications | Affinity Credit
Union | Alecxe Business Consultants | Benchmark
Public Relations Solutions | Beyond Wealth | Big
Rock Brewery | Birdsong Communications Ltd. |
Bushwakker Brewing Company | Capital Automotive
Group | Cathedral Village Freehouse | Class Act
Performing Arts Centre | Cloverdale Paint | Conexus
Credit Union | Crave Kitchen & Wine Bar | DA Dodds
Dental Prof Corp | Dancers Den Dancewear | DIDea
| Dusyl & Barlow Insurance Brokers | Dutch Cycle |
Framemasters | FYI Doctors | Great Western Brewing
Company | Greystone Managed Investments Inc.
| GV Audio | Harvard Property Management Inc. |
Herrig Enterprises | Jade Systems Inc. | Lasa Media
Arts | Niesner Properties Inc. | Primadeanna Boutique
| Ramada Plaza Hotel | Rawlco | Rod’s Garden Centre
| Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation | SaskEnergy |
SaskTel | Scotia Bank | SEED Sustainable Style | SGI
Auto Fund | Sherwood Co-operative Association
Ltd. | Smokin’ Okies BBQ | Solvera Solutions |
Source Office Furnishing | Spin Holdings Inc. | Sun
Life Financial | The Bushwakker Brew Pub | Tomlin
Construction | Trino’s Men’s Wear Inc. | Wilkinson
Communications & Consulting | Words by Willett |
Zima Junction Productions Inc.
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SASKATOON
Affinity Credit Union | Areva Resources Canada Inc. |
BHP Billiton Canada Inc. | Big Rock Brewing | Dakota
Dunes Community Development Corporation |
Darrell Bell Gallery | Earthbound Bakery | Family Focus
Optical | Hitachi Power Systems Canada | Information
Services | Magic Lantern Theatres | McDougall
Gauley LLP | Paddock Brewing Co | Patricio del Rio
Photography | Planet S | Point Optical Scotia Centre
| Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan | Rawlco
Radio | ReFresh | Regina Home Builders Association |
Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority | Saskatoon
Funeral Home | Sawyer’s Landscape Company |
Spareparts | Sunlife Financial | The Star Phoenix | The
Underground Café | Vista Eyecare
ARTSVEST™ VANCOUVER
102.7 The PEAK Radio | 4Cats Arts Studio Dunbar
| 604 Printing | Advanced Mobility Products |
Adventure Travel | Air North | Ampersand Canada
Book and Gift Agency Inc. | Angela Rinaldis Law
Corporation | Architrix Design Studio | Argent
Fishing Co Ltd. | Art Institute of Vancouver | Astral
Radio | Baguette Café Canada | Baker Materials
Engineering | Bandidas Taqueria | Belkorp Industries
Inc. | Bing Thom Architects | BMW Ducati | Borden
Ladner Gervais | Canadian Western Bank | Cinmart
Industries Inc. | CKPK FM, dba 102.7 The Peak |
Coast Mountain Glassworks | Coastal Contacts
Inc. | Coloplast Canada Corp. | Columbia Theatre |
C-Pac of Canada Ltd. | D.A. Knox Law Corporation
| Denum & Steel Interaactive | Dockside Restaurant
| Downtown Vancouver Business Association |
Dr. Raymond Lam Inc. | Earl’s Restaurants | East
Van Graphics | Electrabelle | Ethical Bean Coffee
| Fraser Milner Casgrain | Ganache Patisserie |
Gayvancouver.net | Georgia Straight | Glenmore
Printing and Imaging | Granville Island Business and
Community Association | Hakemi Ridgedale LLP |
Healthside Pharmacy | Hootsuite | Horseshoe Press
| ICORD | Integrative Healing Arts | Ivan K.S. Tse
Law Corporation | John Fluevog Boots and Shoes
| Karakters Design Group | Koffman Kalef LLP |
Kristen Johnson Design | Landyachts Longboards |
Leo Wertman Residences Ltd. | Line 21 | Liquidity
Wines Ltd. | Listel Hotel | Luis Lara Photography Ltd.
| Mahony and Sons | Malinka Family Investment Inc.
(0860931 Ltd) | Mex Y Can Trading Inc. | Mix Media
Productions | Morning Bay Wine Company | Musick
Management Vancouver | National Bank of Canada
| Ocean Construction Supplies Limited | Odlum
Brown Ltd. | OMNI TV (Rogers Broadcasting Limited)
| Orris Law Corporation | Out to Lunch Catering |
Pacific Coachlines Ltd. | Price Waterhouse Coopers |
Production Heads | Prospera Credit Union | Prospero
International Realty | RBC Dominion Securities | RBC
Global Asset Management | Renegade Productions |
Rio Tinto Alcan | Rocky Mountain Flatbread | Rogers
Group Financial Advisors | Rosedale on Robson
Suite Hotel | SadMag | Sandman Hotel | Shearwater
Marine | Siena Restaurant | Sinclair Dental | Skytalk
| Solus Trust | Sparkjoy Studios Inc. | Spectra Energy
| St. Bernadine Mission Communications Inc. | Stile
Brands | SunLife Financial | T & T Supermarket Inc. |
Taylor Veinotte Sullivan Lawyers and Barristers | TD
Bank Group | Terra Breads | The Learning Factor Inc.
| The Peak Group of Companies | Three Musketeers
Holdings Ltd. | Together Productions Creative Group
| Total Marketing and Consulting | UsedEverywhere
| Vancity | Vancouver Airport Authority | Vancouver
Pilates Centre | Vancouver Port Authority | VCH
Parking | Veenstra Law Corporation | View Winery |
Wah May Hair Studio | WE Vancouver | West Coast
Resorts | Westcoast Horticulture Services | Westwind
Communications | William F. White International |
Xtra
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CHAIRMAN
Dr. James D. Fleck, O.C.
TREASURER
Robert S. Weiss, F.C.A.
CHAIRMAN EMERITUS
Donald K. Johnson, O.C., LL.D
PRESIDENT AND CEO
Nichole Anderson
VICE CHAIRS
Anthony R. Graham | Robert J. Foster
HONORARY DIRECTOR
Hon. Henry N.R. Jackman, O.C.
DIRECTORS
David Aisenstat
Carol R. Hill
Julie Arsenault
John (Jake) C. Kerr, C.M.
H. Roger Garland
Michael M. Koerner, C.M
Jean Giguère
Brian M. Levitt
Robert T.E. Gillespie, P.Eng
Philip B. Lind, C.M.
Lawrence L. Herman
Hon. Roy MacLaren, P.C.
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Jeff Melanson
Philippe Meyersohn
Gail O’Brien
James B. Pitblado, C.M.
Greg A. Reed
Javier San Juan
Gillian Smith
Vince Timpano
Nina Kaiden Wright
Janet Yale
Takashi Yamashita
OUR TEAM
PRESIDENT & CEO
Nichole Anderson
[email protected]
(416) 869-3016 ext. 224
NATIONAL PROGRAM MANAGER, ARTSVEST
Claire Hefferon
[email protected]
(416) 869-3016 ext. 225
VICE PRESIDENT
Aida Aydinyan
[email protected]
(416) 869-3016 ext. 222
PROGRAM MANAGER, ARTSVEST SASKATCHEWAN
Colleen Ostoforoff
[email protected]
(306) 361-2312
NATIONAL COMMUNITY RELATIONS DIRECTOR, ARTSVEST
Laura Adlers
[email protected]
(416) 869-3016 ext. 223
PROGRAM MANAGER, ARTSVEST VANCOUVER AND ARTSVEST B.C.
Kathleen Speakman
[email protected]
(250) 927-4360
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR
Christine Amendola
[email protected]
(416) 869-3016 ext. 230
PROGRAM MANAGER, ARTSVEST NOVA SCOTIA
Scott Burke
[email protected]
(902) 424-0350
NATIONAL PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR,
BOARDLINK AND ARTSSCENE
Alicia Rose
[email protected]
(416) 869-3016 ext. 221
GRAPHIC DESIGNER AND WEB ADMINISTRATOR
Eric Overton
[email protected]
(416) 869-3016 ext. 228
MEMBERSHIP AND EVENTS MANAGER
Jaime Robson
[email protected]
(416) 869-3016 ext. 226
PROGRAM AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Nonna Aroutiounian
[email protected]
(416) 869-3016 ext. 227
ACCOUNTANT
Pramila Sothinathan
[email protected]
PROJECT MANAGER, CANADIAN ARTS SUMMIT
Shannon Litzenberger
[email protected]
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY
BUSINESS FOR THE ARTS INCOME
TOTAL REVENUE $2,730,524
30.8% - Private sector and earned income
69.2% - Public sector
- federal, provincial, and municipal governments
HOW WE INVEST
PUBLIC SECTOR FUNDS
TOTAL REVENUE $1,887,165
63% - Sent directly to arts organizations
as matching funds
37% - Used for capacity building, workshops,
and e-tutorials
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CORPORATE SECTOR
TOTAL REVENUE $575,991
21.2% - Corporate support - donations
32.6% - Corporate support - members
46.2% - Corporate support - sponsorships
HOW WE APPLY OUR FUNDS
TOTAL EXPENSES $2,669,344
88.4% - Matching funds, projects,
and programmes
11.6% - General administration
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OUR IMPACT
SUMMARY OF THE OVERALL IMPACT OF ARTSVEST™ NATIONAL PHASE I (2011-2013):
ONTARIO
SASKATCHEWAN
WINNPEG
CALGARY
VANCOUVER
Our flagship program artsVest™ has created meaningful and lasting partnerships between cultural
organizations and businesses across the country. With support from Canadian Heritage and our provincial and
municipal partners, the national roll-out of the program reached 10 municipalities in Ontario, seven districts
and two municipalities in Saskatchewan and municipalities of Winnipeg, Calgary and Vancouver.
GENERATED
ARTSVEST MATCHING FUNDS OF
$2,080,398
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$4,543,856
IN NEW PRIVATE SECTOR
INVESTMENT
AND RESULTED
IN AN INFLUX OF
$6,624,254
TO THE CULTURAL
ECONOMY.
A TOTAL OF
48 LIVE WORKSHOPS AND CLINICS WERE PROVIDED.
859 REPRESENTATIVES FROM CULTURAL AND HERITAGE ORGANIZATIONS
ACROSS THE COUNTRY RECEIVED SPONSORSHIP TRAINING
BETWEEN APRIL 2011 AND SEPTEMBER 2013.
PARTICIPATING CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS PARTNERED WITH
OF WHICH
AND
1,079 BUSINESSES
686 WERE FIRST-TIME BUSINESS PARTNERS
458 WERE LONG-TERM SPONSORSHIPS
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