Prospective Board Member Form

Music Calgary is a non-profit with the goal and mission to develop programming and opportunities for the local and area musicians and industry at all levels. 

Our mandate;
  • To Further the development of professional Calgary musicians and the Calgary music community and foster greater exposure nationally and internationally;
  • To promote and create programs advancing the educational and economic viability of the Calgary music community / industry;
  • To provide direction in professional development and training; 
  • To represent the Calgary music industry’s interests to government and private sector 
  • Welcome to Music Calgary; an organization dedicated to fostering dialogue and support amongst professional in the Calgary music community
Nominees must live in Alberta preferred to be in the Southern Region of Alberta -- you can be located outside of Calgary city in a neighbouring community or city.

Music Calgary is a working board, of members who offer valuable community insights, and a broader network to support programming, and organizational growth to a diverse group of members. The term is a 2 year period with re-election after each term and our by-laws allow up to 12 Board Of Directors. 
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS SUPPORTERS
LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT  
We would like to acknowledge the land where Music Calgary is home and where SoundOff Summit takes place and show our respect to Treaty 7. "These rivers, prairies, rolling foothills, and rocky mountains are home to all people of Treaty 7. With this, we understand and acknowledge that these are the traditional lands of the Blackfoot Confederacy, consisting of the Siksika, Kainai, and Piikani First Nations, the Îyâxe (Stoney) Nakoda, made up of the Chiniki, Wesley, and Bearspaw First Nations, and the Sarcee, Tsuut’ina First Nation. To honour the original caretakers of this land, Sound Off Summit makes it their responsibility to uphold the spirit of this river valley — a bountiful area traditionally known in Blackfoot as Moh’kinstsís [“where the Elbow meets the Bow”] — by ensuring our event is done in a good way, that we work in partnership with Indigenous voices, and create a space that operates with the utmost respect to the ancestral nations, culture, and ecology of this land." - Hannah Many Guns 
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