ABOUT MC


Marina Cutler- is an entrepreneur, event producer, brand manager & partnership expert. She is also the founder of Avenue Art Gallery and art agent to a select few visual artists.

Her event marketing talent has led her to produce & brand various events with global partners and clients that include Francis Ford Coppola Winery, Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, Google, Grey Goose Vodka, Ungava Gin, Morgan Stanley, Oxford Properties, TD Bank, Molson, IBM, Hyundai, The Montreal Canadiens Hockey Club, The Canadian Women’s Hockey League, The Montreal Alouettes, McGill University as well as The Montreal Children’s and Royal Victoria Hospitals to list some.

"Our goal is to offer each partner an experience that is unforgettable, unique and flawless"
MC

Her “Brand Management Clients” include corporate as well as individuals within the world of sports, arts & entertainment industries, hospitality, food/wine and luxury.

Marina was the focus of a Pilot TV Show, "The Event Planner" highlighting her unique triple fold approach to Events.... Art, Brand & PR...

She has also founded and developed several original projects...
  • Uncorked for a Cause: An interactive wine/art/music event series with a charity focus. Brands and products are promoted and introduced to an intimate audience all while raising funds for community causes.
  • The BRUSHOFF" Painting Competition: A Canadian Juried Painting Competition (started in 2010) that showcases emerging artists while raising fund for art based projects for people living with Alzheimer' s disease.
  • The BRUSHOFF" PROJECT Documentary: A documentary series that following the competition, highlighting the process and sharing with the viewers art related projects that help people with a variety of Memory disorders and mental health.
  • The Champagne Memories Gala: Celebrating The 30th Anniversary of The Canadian Alzheimer Society.
  • Capture Canada: A Canadian photography exhibition brought to Memphis, TN to open the month long festivities of The Memphis in May International Festival, which honored Canada. This was done in partnership with The McCord Museum in Montreal.