Nordicity

Nordicity was commissioned by Music PEI to develop a profile, economic impact assessment and series of strategic recommendations to leverage the sector’s strengths and advance the industry.

Nordicity first analyzed the economic impact of the CFC’s alumni in 2012 and was engaged again in the spring of 2014 to develop a “Phase Two” report. This report assesses once again how attending the CFC has had an impact on alumni career trajectories and productivity, and the ensuing economic impacts of those activities.

Women in Music Canada engaged Nordicity to undertake a profile of the employment of women in Ontario’s music industry.

The Department of Canadian Heritage engaged Nordicity, in association with Duopoly, to provide a detailed analysis of audiovisual treaty coproduction and co-venture activity in Canada, and to demonstrate their economic impact on the Canadian economy.

Nordicity was commissioned by Music/Musique NB to conduct an industry profile and economic impact analysis of the New Brunswick music industry.

In partnership with Olsberg•SPI, Nordicity was retained to produce a key study on the economic, cultural and audience contributions of the UK’s film, high-end TV, animation and video games industries.

Nordicity was engaged by CulturePEI to conduct three contemporaneous studies regarding the labour market for the culture sector on PEI.