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Sociable Academy and Summit Post-conference Report

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2025-06-10 · Economic and Community Development Committee · referred

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The Economic and Community Development Committee: 1. Referred the Item to the General Manager, Economic Development and Culture for discussion at the Inclusive Economic Development Working Table.

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As the City of Toronto's designated "Night Economy Champion", I attended the Sociable Academy and Summit in Sacramento, California from May 7 - 9, 2025 THE SOCIABLE CITY SUMMIT is considered the premier in-person event for learning about social economy management . This annual networking event is described as a unique opportunity to connect with a broad network of leaders advancing innovation in multiple fields - law enforcement, business district management, city planning and economic development, nighttime venue operations, and more.

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Organizers said there is no other event which brings together such diverse perspectives on how to create safe, vibrant daylife and nightlife in a city. Join in sharing tools and promising practices including: Innovation: Thought leaders share insights in short introductory talks followed with more in-depth workshops. Sacramento Showcase: The evolution of the Golden 1 Center and its impact on downtown and social economy. California Showcase: Collaborative advocacy to reform alcohol licensing to meet the demand of development and music. Breakouts: Technical seminars and case studies. Trendspotting: Facilitated discussions and brainstorming on a key topic. Mobile Workshops: Interactive learning experiences in Sacramento. *See letter dated May 22, 2025 from Councillor Ainslie for tables with more information.

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Councillor Paul Ainslie recommends that: 1. City Council receive the item for information.

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