Nordicity

NCC enagaged Environics-the prime consultant, and Nordicity to conduct a visitor survey and an economic impact analysis of visitors.

Nordicity was engaged by the Canada Council for the Arts to conduct a two-part study concerning artists’ and arts organizations’ on-going transition to a digital world. The second part of the engagement was a survey of more than 20,000 artists and arts organizations in Canada.

Nordicity was engaged by the Canada Council for the Arts to conduct a two-part study concerning artists’ and arts organizations’ on-going transition to a digital world.The first part of the engagement was a literature review of digital strategies created by support organizations around the world as they try to encourage and enable the digital transformation in arts sectors.

WorkInCulture engaged Nordicity to examine the role of hubs in the development of the arts and culture sector in Ontario.

The CFC, along with its partners OMERS, the OMDC, OSM/NMM, Creative BC and SODEC, engaged Nordicity to explore the VR workflow globally and identify, categorize, and map the Canadian companies currently operating in the space.

Manitoba Music commissioned Nordicity to develop a sector profile and economic impact assessment of the music industry in Manitoba (SoundCheck 2016). Previous music industry economic impact assessments were published by Manitoba Music in 2005, 2008, and 2012.

Alongside lead contractor Patricia Huntsman, Nordicity supported the analysis, research, policy and cultural plan development for the City of Victoria.

Nordicity was asked by CIMA to conduct a study on the importance of exporting Canadian music – both to the independent music community in Canada and to the country as a whole.