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November 8+9, 2012, MTCC, Toronto – Register today!

We invite visual communicators everywhere to assemble in Toronto this fall for the Association of Registered Graphic Designers' 13th annual DesignThinkers Conference, as we discussed the unique insight and problem-solving processes of the designer.

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REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER ONLINE

 

 

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Early Bird Rate
April 25 - May 6

Super Early
Bird Rate
May 7 - June 22
Early Bird Rate
June 23 - Oct 5
Regular Fee
after Oct 5
Member 1 day 250 285 315 365
Member 2 days 350 385 420 495
Member Deluxe 500 515 550 575
         
Prov. RGD 1 day 180 210 250 300
Prov. RGD 2 days 230 260 300 375
         
Student Member 1 day 100 100 100 100
Student Member 2 days 175 175 175 175
         
Non-member 1 day 340 370 415 475
Non-member 2 days 450 490 525 595
Non-member Deluxe 600 640 675 700
         
Group/Org member 1 day 280 325 365 415
Group/Org member 2 days 380 425 475 525
Group/Org member Deluxe 550 595 645 685

 

 

For info about deluxe packages, group members and cancellation policy, scroll to bottom of the page.

† Deluxe packages include: 2 days conference, lunches on November 8 and 9, DesignThinkers Studio Open House, VIP Party (invite only) and Opening Party.

 

∗ A group member is a non-member attending DesignThinkers as a part of a group of 3 or more individuals from the same company or a member of one of the following organizations: ACIDO, ADC, ADCC, AIGA, ARIDO, CAPIC, GDC, IABC, io, SDGQ, UCDA. People working for charities and non-profit organizations may also register at the group rate.

 

Cancellation Policy
If you must cancel for any reason, please notify us in writing (fax or e-mail) by October 25, 2012. Your registration fee will be refunded, less a $50 processing fee. No refunds will be made after October 25. Substitutions may be made by fax or e-mail until November 2, 2012. After this date, all changes must be made on-site.

Blog
  • Juniper Park Featured in May/June 2012 Issue of Communication Arts
    Think back to the 2010 DesignThinkers campaign and you will likely remember a simple, strong, bold aesthetic. The campaign was inspired by the very process it represents: design. Capturing the early-stages of the design process, it featured raw backgrounds, bright colours and thought-provoking statements including, ‘Design is Thinking’ and ‘Design Should Have a Voice’.
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