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2013 Conference Speakers

Paola Palazzo
VP Industry Relations & Event Development,
Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment
Century City, CA, USA
@paolapalazzo
Chris Pandoff
President,
Corus Entertainment Radio
Toronto, ON, Canada
Jason Panton
Social Media & Marketing Mgr,
Marley Beverage Company
Kingston, Jamaica
@drinkmellowmood
Steve Parker
President,
Media BemBem Inc
L’Ange Gardien, QC, Canada
Jason ‘HUMAN KEBAB’ Parsons
USS

@HUMANKEBAB
Lee Parsons
co-founder,
Ditto Music (US Office)
Nashville, TN, USA
@ceoleeparsons
Alexandra Patsavas
Founder/Music Supervisor,
Chop Shop Music
South Pasadena, CA, USA
@chopshopmusic
Emmanuel Patterson
Promoter,
Live Nation Canada
Toronto, ON, Canada
@LiveNation
Michael A. Perlmutter
Music Supervisor, Producer,
instinct entertainment
Toronto, ON, Canada
@Michaelinstinct
Laurie Peters
Counsellor and Head of Public Affairs,
Embassy of Canada in Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo, Japan
@LJPinTOKYO
Scott Phillips
Senior Manager, Ticket Operations,
Air Canada Centre / MLSE
Toronto, ON, Canada
@scottph
Andy Pickens
CEO,
Jamplify
New York, NY, USA
@andypckns
Lou Plaia
Co-Founder, EVP Music Industry & Artist Relations,
ReverbNation
New York, NY, USA
@louplaia
Chris Porter
Programming Director,
One Reel/Bumbershoot Festival
Seattle, WA, USA
@Chrispo2009
Chris Potter
Strategic Partnerships,
YouTube
San Bruno, CA, USA
Jeff Price
CEO & Founder, Audiam & Founder, TuneCore,
Audiam
USA
Ron Proulx
President,
Arpix Media Inc.
Toronto, ON, Canada
@ronproulx @arpixmedia
Piia Puntola
Production Coordinator,
FremantleMedia Finland
Helsinki, Finland
Glenn Purkis
Product Manager, Xbox LIVE,
Microsoft
Toronto, ON, Canada
@gpurkis

About Us

Now in its 38th year, Canadian Music Week is Canada's leading annual entertainment event dedicated to the expression and growth of the country's music, media and entertainment industries. Combining multifaceted information-intensive conferences; a trade exposition; awards shows and the nation's largest new music festival which spans 5 nights of performances (September 8 - 33), hundreds of bands at more than 40 live music venues in downtown Toronto. All conference functions take place at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel, 123 Queen Street W. Toronto (September 9 - 11).

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