Edwards Creative Law - Canada's Entertainment Law Boutique™:We’re entertainment lawyers who understand the business of creative industries. We guide creators and business professionals as they navigate the legal complexities of working with others—purchasing, financing, creating, licensing, and protecting creative properties, buying, and selling creative services. We act for clients from across Canada and around the world – working in Canada with Canadians. We advise on and structure their commercial transactions, their employment and independent contractor relationships. We incorporate and administer their corporations. And, if necessary, we resolve their disputes.

Charter Project (http://www.JoinTheDiscussion.ca) is a national education and pubic awareness initiative about the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/const/page-15.html). Charter Project is managed by current and graduated University of Windsor law students. As Canada celebrated the Charter’s 30th anniversary in April 2012, Canadians got involved in a dialogue about rights and freedoms. As such, our motto is JOIN THE DISCUSSION. The Charter Project is a registered charity and has earned Law Foundation of Ontario support. Key Initiatives Include:Public Service Announcements Featuring Canadian Celebrities (http://www.charterproject.ca/category/video/psa): PSAs with Canadian celebrities including Paul Gross, Kristin Kreuk, Alex Trebek, and Howie Mandel.Education in Canadian Classrooms (http://www.charterproject.ca/teach): Classroom workshops for high school students to make Charter education accessible and interesting. Experts on Film (http://www.charterproject.ca/learn): Interviews with legal experts to offer unique historical perspectives on The Charter, its inception, and how it affects the everyday lives of Canadians.

SAW Video is an Ottawa-based not-for-profit, artist-run media art centre that fosters the growth and development of artists through access to equipment, training, mentorship, and programming. The mission is to support a diverse community of media artists empowered by technology, programming and the exchange of ideas.SAW Video’s core principles are independence of expression, affordable access to all, and paying artists for their work. SAW Video values diversity and actively promotes equity for all artists regardless of race, age, class, gender, sexual orientation, language, or ability.

Enactus is an international non-profit organization that brings together students, academics, and business leaders who are committed to using the power of entrepreneurial action to improve the quality of life and standard of living for people in need. The Business Advisory Council meets monthly with the students to discuss and advise on Enactus uOttawa's programming, and to provide strategic direction.

Byron advised clients about: commercial transactions; entertainment agreements; statutory compliance; franchise agreements; purchases and sales of businesses; copyright and trade-mark protection.With experience producing television programming for Canadian and U.S. TV networks, and digital programming with online heavyweights, Byron helped entertainment clients (including individuals and companies involved in television, film, gaming, music, publishing and sports) including by reviewing and negotiating co-production, sales, representation, and distribution agreements.Leveraging his law and business degrees, Byron also assisted business owners establish their legal framework. He has hands-on experience developing businesses, and has helped other entrepreneurs thanks to the international entrepreneurship organization Enactus.

BrazeauSeller.LLP specializes exclusively in business law. From assistance with transactions to litigation, I contributed to the team’s efforts to provide the highest quality client service and solutions.

With Let It Out Entertainment, Byron works on comedy television and digital programming. The team has produced for MuchMusic and CBC in Canada, and Comcast’s G4 TV network in the US. The programming features comedian Paul Telner (www.paultelner.com) and is written by Paul Telner and his director Jason E.R. Fisher.

http://www.YouTube.com/BagOfMisfitsBAG OF MISFITS (BOM) is a collective of reality comedy performers who specialize in hidden camera pranks, man-on-the-street interviews, prank calls and more. It is all about interacting with real unsuspecting people in very funny ways. The first season of BOM ran online from July to September 2010; 60+ segments; 1.5 million video views.

FILMRAISER organizes film fundraisers (movie nights) for schools and community organizations.

Hands-on research and writing on a variety of files in areas including general corporate commercial, bankruptcy, real estate, copyright, trade-marks, negligence, the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal, and more.

The Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) was established at the University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law in the fall of 2003. It is the first legal clinic of its kind in Canada. In 2007, technology innovator and entrepreneur Dr. Robert Glushko and his wife, Professor Pamela Samuelson, made a large donation to CIPPIC, allowing the clinic to continue its student-centered research and advocacy on technology-related policy and law reform.Upper year and graduate law students assist clinic lawyers in researching issues and drafting reports and submissions to government, commenting on proposed legislative reforms, providing legal advice to individuals and organizations, and developing online resources for the public on legal issues arising from new technologies.Each term, student interns are assigned to current cases and projects, thus ensuring a real world experience on cutting edge issues involving law and technology. CIPPIC also runs a full-time summer fellowship program during twelve weeks each summer. Byron was a member of this summer program, working on a variety of projects, including related to education materials about Bill C-32, the Copyright Modernization ActThe clinic represents consumer and other public interests in such areas as intellectual property, consumer protection in e-commerce, domain name governance, personal information protection and privacy.

www.cmctraining.orgSince 1963 Canadian Management Centre has been a leading provider of powerful training and development in Canada. Their professional development seminars take careers and organizations to the next level.