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CAAMA Welcomed international delegations from South Africa, Japan and Poland to meet with Canadians, along with many other international countries in attendance.
The International Marketplace (IMP) at Canadian Music Week organized business-to-business meeting sessions with incoming mission delegates for the first official Spotlight on South Africa, as well as inconing mission delegates from Japan to meet with CAAMA members and Canadian industry delegates onsite at CMW 2019. CMW also welcomed representatives from Poland in advance of the 2020 Spotlight on Poland.
CAAMA organized pre-arranged business-to-business meetings with members of the South African delegation. Eighteen South African delegates met with CAAMA members and CMW registrants for a total of 270 meetings during the Meet South Africa session.
Additional CMW meetings featured South Africans (Meet the Music Supervisors, Meet the Festivals, Meet A&R) for close to 300 meetings with Canadians.
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