Newton’s Electric Customer Appreciation Open House Vendor Fair

Since 1979 Newton’s Electric has had a reputation for providing services at a pace to match their customers demand. Their staff works closely with both customer and suppliers to provide products to fit their every need.

 

On May 13-14th, 2016 from 9 am – 5 pm at 85 Steelwell Road, Brampton, Newton’s will be hosting its Customer Appreciation Open House Vendor Fair to thank their loyal partnered brands and customers for their years of support. It will be a day filled with food, drinks, mingling, and featured presentations from Newton’s top auto brands & suppliers!

 

 

 

This event is an opportunity for you to:

• See new and existing products, accessories and technology for 2016
• View our new line of heavy-duty white lights
• See how we deliver the highest qualities of every product
• Meet our friendly customer service representatives and experts

 

Featured vendors and suppliers from:

• Bosch
• Denso
• IMI Performance Products
• Leece-Neville
• Mitsubishi
• Quick Cable
• Unipoint
• Volvo and more

 

Address:

85 Steelwell Road, Brampton, ON

 

RSVP by: May 5th, 2016

RSVP: @torontocityevents.ca

 

Website:

http://www.newtonselectric.com/main/static.html

 

The Canadian Helen Keller Centre Honours York University

On April 12th, 2016 the Canadian Helen Keller Centre honoured York University for their efforts to assist the hearing and visually impaired within the community. Mamdouh Shoukri, President and Vice President Chancellor accepted the award on behalf of York University. The Fairmont Royal York’s Concert Hall was beautifully decorated, showcasing daffodils as the centrepiece of each table.

 

Laura Dottori-Attanasio, Senior Executive Vice President at CIBC served as a wonderful guest speaker, giving a heartwarming speech on the importance of equality for the hearing and visually impaired within the community. With over 250 people in attendance the event was an opportunity for attendees to socialize and reminisce on past events.

 

Attendees participated in a raffle which helped raise funds for the The Canadian Foundation for Physical Disabled Persons (CFPDP), and received incredible prizes for their generous donations. The Canadian Helen Keller Centre was grateful to those who attended the lunch, as well as York University for their efforts to make their facilities more accessible for the hearing and visually impaired.

 

For photo’s from the event, click the link:

https://goo.gl/EUUghe  

 

Coco Lezzone’s 2 Years Along the Avenue

On Thursday, April 7, a piece of Italy was found in Toronto. Coco Lezzone’s  Avenue Road location celebrated their two year anniversary! The night was filled with celebrations and laughter over some amazing bites and specialty crafted cocktails.

Although this event was open to the public, the first couple of hours of the event was exclusive to Event planners and PR professionals only. This was a treat, as guests were able to really explore the venue and experience what Coco has to offer.

Upon entering, guest were served with Negroni cocktail. Similar to the classic Negroni, but this take on it is done with Prosecco, sweet vermouth, and Campari topped with an orange slice. Following the cocktails were an array of Italian hors d’oeuvre. From fire oven pizza to perfectly marinated chicken and flank steak skewers, it’s safe to say that the food was a knock out.

As the night progressed, the restaurant began to fill to the brim with personalities. Guest took part in some photo fun with the photo booth props which feature tiny moustaches and champagne bottles.

If you didn’t get the chance to celebrate with us this past Thursday, don’t worry. You can always swing by for a pleasant dining experience in their urban chic decor setting with a nice bottle of wine. Cheers!

 

For more information on Coco Lezzone, CityEvents, and Shanny in the City, please visit the sites below:

 

www.cocolezzone.com

www.torontocityevents.ca

www.shannyinthecity.com

 

Coco Lezzone Address:

 

137 AVENUE ROAD,

TORONTO, ON

M5R 1R2

 

5 To Watch: Canada’s Sports Marketing Business Award

George Brown’s School of Sport and Event Marketing and Media Advisory Committee launched The 5 To Watch in partnership with Globe and Mail to recognize Canada’s Sports Business leaders under 40 years old. Canada’s Sports Business Award attracts over 400 of the biggest names in sports business every year.

 

It’s a “must-attend” event where you get to network with industry professionals, enjoy amazing food, learn from keynote speeches, and join the after party. The emcee for the evening will be TSN Sportscaster Kate Beirness, she is a returning emcee who was the co-host for the London Olympic 2012 Winter Games. The money raised will be put towards the George Brown College Foundation which grants awards and bursaries to individuals at the George Brown’s Centre for Business.

 

Candidates to be considered for the role are from the following segments of sports:

• Event/Promotional/Sports marketing agencies
• Large sports events
• Sports Properties
• Non-editorial media outlets
• Advertisers, Licensees, Sponsors
• Amateur sport bodies including National/Provincial Sports Organizations and Educational Institutions

 

When

June 9, 2016 at 6:00pm

 

Location

George Brown Waterfront Campus

 

For Further Details

Visit http://www.5towatch.ca/Login.aspx

 

 

PCMA: Creating Buzz, Participation and Engagement at Your Events

In the modern age of technology in order to make your event successful you must know how to properly market your event online. The Professional Convention Management Association help ensure that you are using the correct marketing tools that help you reach out to your desired target market.

 

Deborah Lewis, CMP, lead the discussion on how to Create Buzz, Participation, and Engagement at Your Events. Deborah Lewis is the Chief Experience Officer of CityEvents, she created the company in 2006 and since then has organized countless events with ease. CityEvents client list includes a number of professional services firms, large membership associations, charitable and community groups, and many local businesses. In the workshop she taught the skills necessary to properly use social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, onsite apps, etc.

 

A few of the important points on marketing are how to:

• Grow event participation and enhance its visibility and reach
• Develop a social media promotion plan
• Create an event marketing strategy for before, during, and after the event
• Build contacts and build retention
• And much more!

 

Details:

April 6, 2016 8-11am Eastern Time

Location:

Westin Ottawa

11 Colonel By Drive

Ottawa, Ontario K1N 9H4

Register Here:

https://goo.gl/nKe1Tk

 

April 7, 2016 8-11am Eastern Time

Location:

Pantages Hotel Toronto

200 Victoria St

Toronto, Ontario M5B 1V8

Register Here:

https://goo.gl/whxl04

 

 

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