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Danya Dixon Promoted To CMW's CEO

Canadian Music Week has announced that Danya Dixon has been promoted to the role of Chief Executive Officer of the organization, effective immediately.

Danya Dixon Promoted To CMW's CEO

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Canadian Music Week has announced that Danya Dixon has been promoted to the role of Chief Executive Officer of the organization, effective immediately.


She has been with CMW for 11 years, most recently serving as vice-president of programming. Her father, Neill Dixon, is the co-founder of the long-running CMW and remains as president.

In 2016, Dixon turned her skills to the creation of the hugely successful O’Cannabiz Conference & Expo in Toronto and shepherded the project as it expanded into Vancouver and Niagara Falls. Her efforts in the evolving cannabis industry connect the worlds of politics, law, commerce, and culture. 

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The 38th Annual Canadian Music Week will return to Toronto May 19 – 23, 2020.

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Hilary Duff Returns to Toronto to Play Sold-Out Show After 19 Years: Canadian Concerts of the Week

Plus, punk rock band The Offspring and country singer Jade Eagleson hit the Canadian west coast, 2010s hitmaker Jessie J scores a slot in Toronto and more.

This week, Hilary Duff returns to the Toronto stage. The Y2K-era star is having a major comeback, including a new Atlantic Records/Warner Music Canada label deal, a forthcoming documentary and a new album, Luck…or Something, out next month. A month shy of its release, Duff is heading to a sold-out Canadian date on her very intimate venue tour.

Additionally, California rockers The Offspring cross the border to Vancouver, while 2010s singer Jessie J brings her pop hits to Toronto. Then, Ontario country star Jade Eagleson plays a night in Alberta, and singer-songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov brings soul and introspection to Montreal.

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