TORONTO BUSINESS SUMMIT 2023:


A Gateway to Success


The Toronto Business Summit 2023 is just around the corner, set to take place on September 16 at the University of Toronto Scarborough's Highland Hall. With a promise to immerse attendees in a whirlwind of innovation, growth strategies, and industry trends, this year's summit is poised to be a game-changer for business enthusiasts.
The event boasts a stellar lineup of expert speakers, including Catherine Chandler-Crichlow, Ph.D., the Dean at the University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies, and Michael Dutra, CEO of the estate planning and insurance company bearing his name. These industry titans, along with other luminaries like Lee Soda, Executive Director of Agincourt Community Services Association, Sam Ibrahim, President of Arrow Group of Companies, and Jonathon Brown, Chief Growth Officer of Trend Hunter, are set to unravel the hidden secrets of success and unveil the latest industry breakthroughs.
One of the standout features of this summit is the diversity of its attendees, with 33% identifying as Afro-Caribbean, 20% as European Canadian, and a significant 27% hailing from South Asian backgrounds. Moreover, 16% of attendees identify as LGBTQS+. This diverse mix ensures a rich exchange of perspectives and experiences.
The Toronto Business Summit 2023 caters to a target market that includes business owners, C-suite executives, and elected officials. These individuals come from diverse occupations such as urban planning, law, and finance, and share interests in fashion, travel, investment, fintech, policy, and development.
Attendees can look forward to a full day of networking opportunities, keynote speeches, masterclasses, and a mind-blowing trade show. The summit will also offer exclusive access to various funding sources at institutional, municipal, provincial, and federal levels, bridging the gap between business, community, faculty, and government resources.
The event doesn't end there. An exclusive Friday Night VIP Cocktail Reception and a Sunday Yacht Afterparty promise to add glamour and excitement to the summit experience, allowing attendees to network with visionary leaders and inspire innovation.

Hosted by Shawn Allen, CEO and Founder of Matrix Mortgage Global and Matrix Cares Foundation, and Interim President of the Scarborough Business Association, this year's Toronto Business Summit is a must-attend event for anyone looking to thrive in today's fiercely competitive business landscape. Don't miss out on this opportunity to elevate your business game. Register now and be part of the future of our industries. 


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