What Canadian digital media needs right now

Canada’s digital media market doesn't need another pay-to-play conference built around the same broad predictions and safe talking points. It needs a room full of people who can compare what they’re seeing, pressure-test what they believe, and leave with a clearer sense of what comes next.

That is what Digital Day Camp was built for.

Signal loss, measurement pressure, AI, CTV, omnichannel strategy, and changing consumer behavior are reshaping how publishers, platforms, agencies, brands, and technology partners work together. But what applies in the U.S. or globally doesn't apply cleanly in Canada.

Hosted by David U.K. and Rob Beeler, Digital Day Camp breaks with convention. It’s built for the people who shape outcomes across publishers, ad tech, agencies, brands, and beyond, in the same room, at the same table.

How the two-day format works

Digital Day Camp now spans two days because one conversation isn't enough. Senior leaders need space to align on what comes next, and rising leaders need space to translate that direction into better strategy, sharper execution, and stronger day-to-day decisions.

DDC Leadership (DAY 1): Senior decision-makers come together for the 30,000-foot conversations: what’s changing, what matters now, where the market is headed, and what leaders need to align around next.

DDC Next (DAY 2): Rising leaders and hands-on teams closer to the work convene to discuss strategy, execution, practical problem-solving, and the day-to-day decisions that turn direction into progress.

Across both days, Digital Day Camp is designed to create more than good conversation. It gives the people setting direction and the people carrying it forward a shared understanding of what needs to change next, and how to begin making that change real.