Susan Stewart is a comedian, author, and speaker who shares the art and practice of seeing the lighter side of life. Susan is the author of “Reaching The Laugh Resort” and “Your New Lenses Are Ready For Pick Up: A Guide To Seeing The Lighter Side Of Life”. Susan is also the co-author of “From The Stage To The Page: Life Lessons From Four Funny Ladies.” You can learn more about Susan at www.susanstewart.ca.
Neil Hedley
After a 30-year career in radio and television, Neil Hedley launched Dadditudes.com in 2012 as a magazine, community and resource for men who have brains and aren’t afraid to use them. Dadditudes helps give voices to dads across North America who are passionate about life, legacy, and loving their families.
Michael Kerr
Michael Kerr is an international business speaker, humorist, trainer, author and one of North America’s leading authorities on creating healthier and more productive working environments. Michael’s presentations are known for their high energy, positive (“safe”) humour and practical ideas that audiences can put to work immediately. His third book, You Can’t Be Serious! Putting Humour to Work, has been called “the bible of humour in the workplace.”
Meg Soper
Meg Soper is a keynote motivational humourist speaker who combines the skills of a premiere stand-up comic with the hands on experience in health care to provide motivational, inspirational entertainment for her audiences. Her experience as a stand up comic, operating room nurse and mother of two teenagers enable her to deliver a unique package of humorous anecdotes, and stress busting strategies for everyday living
“Pinball” Clemons
Michael “Pinball” Clemons is a name synonymous with vibrancy, charisma, and an unyielding commitment to excellence, both on and off the field.
Matthew DiSero
Interactive comedy magician Matthew DiSero has worked with comedy greats Drew Carey & Jerry Seinfeld, starred on international TV with an appearance on “Penn and Teller : Fool Us”, headlines shows at the world famous Magic Castle in Hollywood California and had been nominated for a Canadian Comedy Award.
Matt Devlin
In 2008, Matt Devlin joined the Toronto Raptors as the club’s television play-by-play voice.
Considered one of the top young broadcasters in the industry, Devlin has also called National Football League and Major League Baseball contests, WNBA and college basketball, football and baseball games.
Mark Terry
Documentary filmmaker Mark Terry has been producing award-winning films in Canada for more than 25 years. With his film, The Antarctica Challenge: A Global Warning (2009), he achieved the rare feat of having made a documentary film on all seven continents.
Margaret Wente
Margaret Wente brings a candid and revealing perspective to some of the country’s least-reported, but most important issues. Now, hear her speak on the issues of the day that no one else will tackle. From the health care system to education and social issues, Wente’s unique views are both thought provoking and entertaining.
Lorne Elliott
A witty and gifted performer, Elliott aims at connecting with his audiences by sharing with them the idiosyncrasies of our world and by bringing into perspective the challenges facing each and everyone. His performance of music and comedy is perfectly suitable for any audience.
Linda Edgecombe
“My Promise is simple: to deliver programs that Create Powerful Shifts, Inspired, Energized and Accountable Professionals who show up every day ready to, as my mom used to say, ‘set the world on fire’. Oh and I promise it will be a heck of a good time. Maybe the best laugh they will have had in a long time. I believe a laugh is worth more than a thousand words and it has the power to change the way people feel, think and take action!
Kelly Hrudey
In July of 1998, goaltender Kelly Hrudey retired from the NHL and traded in his skates for a microphone joining the cast of CBC’s Hockey Night in Canada as a full-time analyst. Hrudey came to broadcasting after a fifteen-year career as a goaltender for the New York Islanders, LA Kings, and San Jose Sharks. He compiled a record of 271-265-88 with a goals against average of 3.43, with 16 shutouts. By providing hockey fans with some of the most insightful, well-researched and accurate commentary available, he was able to parlay his experience and knowledge of the game of hockey with a career in front of the camera.