0-WAmmmum0Nm~M-¢y.0uou 17.2011 ' ‘ ' -- > Creative Enterprise Initiative making headway . :_ 81mm iy $100,000 over the past three the Grand River Film Festival. sort of impact taxpayer z... Chianti-M years in funding, as well as an Kwartzlab. The New Quarter money was having _:_ i. aft extra $12,000 in 2012 for fur- ly and the Uptown Waterloo “1 think we often struggle ' ’ r. N gas. regional initiative therprogram development haFeatival. aswenickeianddimethetax- q E ’ ‘ aimed at increasing Over the past 10 months As an example of their payers totryandget theright , investment in arts and the CE! has a . . . work. CE! pm~ balance,†said Dunell. "What ' culture is doing just that. secured 12 pri- our â€11831071 13 to vided $6,000 to is the economic impact of arts In a presentation to coun- vate investors ma 100 help Kwart- in thecommunity?†cillors on Monday night, who have ke Water zLab â€"â€" a Organizations and artists U Heather Sinclair, chief execu- made more a destination maker space are using the funds to pur~ - a . ;. tive officer for the Creative than $500,000 and the most which encour- chase new equipment and art â€" ‘3‘ [Enterprise initiative. likened in financial -. ages invention. supplies and to have access to 1 her organization to “an Accel- commitments attractive place to innovation and low-rent studio space at the erator Centre for the arts" by into 2014. ' co~operation CEl studio in uptown Water- way of securing new invest~ “This is a hue’ work’ play â€" buy a laser loo. which allows them to ment. building capacity and great invest- and â€"- most cutter. The focus on work and generate investing back into the arts ment and ' device has more income, Sinclair said. sector ofWaterloo show of faith. importantly driven new CE] is also investing back ' . “Our mission is to make and we're â€" stay membership into the ans by offering work- Waterloo a destination and delighted to Jinnahâ€, up. enabling shops on marketing and _ the most attractive place to have that sup- CEOCmatiw the group to social media. how to be your ‘ live. work. play and â€" most port. It gives Hm . . secure $10,000 own publicist. grant writing . . . rprise Initiative . , . V! importantly -â€"â€" stay by initiat- us a great per year in new and not-for-proï¬t tax tips. ‘ ing and sustaining outstand- foundation. in addition to the funds. Sinclair said. She also said organizations ing creative enterprise." the municipal funding" Sinclair Membership increased such as the jam festival generâ€" (jiiO told council. said. from 27 to 43. providing an ate income for the city as visi- ' "We use the words ‘creative The group has also secured additional $800 per month in tors come to town and spend 4? ‘ enterprise' very speciï¬cally as $225,000 in Ontario Trillium revenue. money on hotels. food, gas . it encompasses what we know funds from 2011-13 and is CE] is also putting the ï¬n- and other local businesses as traditional ans and culture seeking $112,000 in funding ishing touches on a website Across the region. people "' and heritage, and also beyond from the Creative (lommuni- aimed at tracking local busi- are beginning to recognize the into the new creative ans. dig- ties Prosperity Fund in part~ ness and venues that support importance of the arts and mt-OYW'O ital media, digital technology nership with the region. the the arts, with more than culture sector in driving ecoâ€" and a much broader deï¬ni- cities of Waterloo. Cambridge 1.000 artists and creative busi- nomic growth. she added. ' Pretty in pink tion." and Kitchener and the Town- nesses tracked so far. along “1 think there is a recogni- wa(er|°° Ravens “(12)th coach Brett Brown. left. The CEI arose out of the ship ofWooiwich. with 400artsvenues tion across the region of a Wm, daughter Allie, shows his support (0, the associa- Waterloo prosperity council in the past year. the CE] Following the presenta- heightened sensitivity and tion‘s Think Pink campaign during "HF World Female in 2010 and Sinclair has been has provided $50,000 in direct tion. Coun. Melissa Durrell awareness of the creative sec- Hockey Day celebrations at RIM Park on Saturday. The at the helm as CEO for the investment to 12 local initia- asked Sinclair what the cur tor," Sinclair said. 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