In 2006, after one meeting with StreamTheWorld founders, he offered his services to structure and finance the business. Nine months later, the company’s board and new investors recruited him to lead the organization and execute its vision. Fast forward one year: StreamTheWorld has reached new heights and has a client list that includes the likes of CBS, Tribune, Journal Broadcast, Astral Media, Salambo, Corus, Multimedios and many other prestigious corporations from over 20 countries.

In 1996 Yves Eric Laliberté founded Cesart, an interactive agency which he led to great success despite the dot-com freefall. Cesart benefited from its leader’s energy and delivered steady—and profitable—growth that led to the acquisition in 2001 by Bell Canada, the country’s largest telecom group.

In business ventures as well as outside activities, Mr. Laliberté is recognized for his profound technological knowledge. In 1997 he cofounded Cescom, an early entry in the IP telephony field. As president and CEO, he was instrumental in attracting both private and institutional investors. Playing a dual role as CEO/CFO, he negotiated $30 million in financing. In 1999 Quebecor awarded him the first Pierre-Péladeau Bursary for his involvement in Cescom.

A tireless achiever driven by a keen sense of direction and desire for tangible results, Mr. Laliberté has spearheaded numerous Internet projects, including technological prospecting missions in more than a dozen countries on three continents. In 1996, supported by the Cesart team, he was involved in setting up one of the world’s first high-speed Internet services for Canadian cable distributor Cogeco. His company then repeated the feat in Portugal, becoming the first to offer this service through Cabovisão, the country's largest private cable operator.

Mr. Laliberté holds a bachelor’s degree in Engineering from Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières and a diploma from the École Polytechnique de Montréal. He has received various prizes and awards and is known not only as a visionary with the ability to bring ideas to fruition, but for his involvement with the academic world. In 1998 he received two prestigious Radisson Awards for Young Entrepreneur of the Year and New Company of the Year.

Previously, Mr. Schore served as Managing Partner and CEO of Midway Marketing Group (MMG), a media advisory firm that engages with the private equity community to build, expand, finance and manage media operations throughout the United States. While operating MMG, he successfully completed significant transactions in the media sector while also contributing to client growth initiatives, including M&A guidance, executive management, corporate organizational evaluation and business development, among other functions.

Mr. Schore's other endeavors include founding and serving as President for Brite Media Group, an innovative San Francisco-based company producing and distributing coffee sleeve advertising throughout the United States. He was also involved in the creation and operation of Nusign Outdoor Media: as President, he was instrumental in the implementation of Ad Bumpers, a unique advertising platform launched in 2001. Previously, he was employed for 9 years at Interep, the largest full service radio marketing company in the United States, where he distinguished himself as a results oriented leader in a number of executive positions.

Mr. Schore received a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration, with emphasis on Management, Marketing and Finance, from The Eli Broad College of Business at Michigan State University. In addition, he completed a one-year Bell Leadership course for senior executives at the University of North Carolina. Schore currently resides with his wife and three sons near Los Angeles, California.