IMPAC takes breather as funding delays, staff changes force re-thinking of direction
News | 05/17/2001 4:00 am EDT
| Canada’s national multimedia lobby could have a very different look by this fall as it grapples with the departure of a key executive and too little funding. The Interactive Multimedia Producers Association of Canada (IMPAC) has lost general manager Claude Dugas to ZAQ Inc. As well, crucial project funding from the federal government has been delayed. Board members are expected to meet at the Banff Television Festival to discuss new ways of doing business to keep itself alive.
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