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Matt Di Paola on the TechTO stage

Matt Di Paola

SVP, Marketing & Innovation, Bimm

MarketingTorontoOn TechTO stages since 2018

Matt Di Paola is SVP of marketing and innovation at Bimm, the Toronto agency, a role he took in January 2026. Over three decades in Canadian advertising he has led digital and innovation practices at Huge, Sid Lee and Critical Mass. He spoke at TechTO's MarketingTO edition in June 2018 on creativity and machines.

On the TechTO stage ×1

First seen on the TechTO stage in 2018. Every talk is searchable — ask the archive about Matt

In their words

We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.

TechTO MarketingTO, Jun 2018 · watch at 02:58

The future belongs to the curious — the ones who are not afraid to try it, explore it, poke at it, question it and turn it inside out.

TechTO MarketingTO, Jun 2018 · watch at 04:33

Stop discarding those failures and look at ways to connect the dots to actually find ways to succeed unexpectedly.

TechTO MarketingTO, Jun 2018 · watch at 03:51
A few quotes can’t cover everything Matt said on the TechTO stage. 1,600+ talks are searchable.Ask about Matt

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Quick answers

What was Matt Di Paola's TechTO talk about?

He argued at MarketingTO in June 2018 that creative work will not become a commodity, and that the open question for agencies is deciding how people and machines should divide the work.

What did he do at Sid Lee?

He joined Sid Lee's Toronto office in 2014 in a newly created managing director of digital innovation role, later partner, working with clients including Unilever, Netflix, PC Financial and MaRS Discovery District. He left for Huge in October 2018.

Where is he now?

At Bimm in Toronto since January 2026, as SVP of marketing and innovation, responsible for new business and client growth.

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