If you have any questions about this research, please feel free to contact Dr. Reem El Asaleh [email protected]

This isn’t just research—it’s a chance to influence how transformative technologies will impact our field. The study is backed by The Creative School at TMU, funded through the 2024 General Seed Grant. Let’s navigate the future of our industry together!

Why Participate? - Share your experiences, perspectives, and challenges with DAM and AI. - Help uncover the ethical, equity, diversity, and inclusion aspects of managing digital assets. - Shape the future of creativity and innovation in our industry.

Are you working in Digital Marketing, Content Creation, or Creative Operations? Your voice matters! We're exploring the powerful intersection of Generative AI and Digital Asset Management (DAM), and we need insights from professionals like you.

Calling All Creative Pros in Graphic Communications! 📢 Be part of groundbreaking research shaping the future of Graphic Communications and Creative Industries!

📅 Happening TOMORROW: The 4th Annual Canada DAM Symposium Join us on Thursday, June 20th at 12:00 pm (ET) to learn from industry experts, engage in insightful discussions, and connect with the DAM community. For more information, please visit: ledtmu.com/annual-canada-dam…

The Lab of Excellence in Digital Asset Management (LED) would like to take this opportunity to thank our incredible sponsors for their support of this year's Annual Canada DAM Symposium. Thank you to Acquia & Wedia! #DAMSymposium #CreativityUnleashed #DigitalAssetManagement

When she’s not solving large-scale information management problems, you might find Stephanie at home in Montreal, knitting (last year alone she knit more than 20 pairs of socks!)

and is a regular speaker at information management conferences around the world. Stephanie is also a frequent guest lecturer at McGill University, where she earned a Master’s in Library and Information Studies with a specialization in knowledge management.

Prior to founding Dovecot Studio in 2012, Stephanie was the taxonomy practice lead at Earley & Associates (now Earley Information Sciences). Stephanie is an active member of the global taxonomy community. She has been Chair of Taxonomy Boot Camp since 2016,

Stephanie is an information management consultant and taxonomy and metadata expert. She has more than 15 years experience helping organizations across industries structure, manage, and organize their content and data.

📢 SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENT We are excited to announce that Stephanie Lemieux, President & Principal Consultant at Dovecot Studio Inc. will be presenting at our Annual Canada DAM Symposium on June 20th.

She has a Master's in Art History and in Information Studies from McGill University, where she specialized in equitable practices in metadata creation, information architecture, and digital culture.

Megan Toye is the Accessible Digital Asset and Metadata Coordinator for the Centre for Equitable Library Access. She is passionate about all things metadata-related and enjoys structuring and organizing digital content to facilitate accessibility.

📢 SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENT We are excited to announce that Megan Toye, Accessible Digital Asset and Metadata Coordinator at Centre for Equitable Library Access will be presenting at our Annual Canada DAM Symposium on June 20th.

“Mapping Ontario’s Black Archives: Building An Inventory Through Storytelling,” an Early Ontario Researcher Award project that has catalogued Ontario’s Black archival collections and is creating open-source access to Black history and culture.

Dr. Thompson is an Associate Professor in Performance at The Creative School, Toronto Metropolitan University. She is the recipient of multiple Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) grants. Since 2021, Dr. Thompson has been principal investigator on

🔈 SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENT We are excited to announce that Dr. Cheryl Thompson, Associate Professor in Performance at The Creative School will be presenting at our Annual Canada DAM Symposium on June 20th.

Adam’s work spans creating systems and processes to deliver good work and being the interface between clients and creatives. Destination Canada’s Brand Canada Library is one such system that helps us create better work and streamline processes.

📢 SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENT We are excited to announce that Adam Brownfield, Senior Manager, Global Owned Media at Destination Canada will be presenting at our Annual Canada DAM Symposium on June 20th.