Marty Yaskowich is Managing Director of Tribal DDB Vancouver. He is an experienced digital marketer and strategist with a strong 12-year track record. He stays close to new trends in digital, social and mobile innovation as the lead digital strategist for major clients such as the Canadian Tourism Commission, Tourism Kelowna, BC Hydro and BC Place. Now entering his seventh year with DDB Vancouver, Marty has also led integrated strategies for Telus Business Solutions and the BC Dairy Foundation as well as the development of some ofTribal’s largest web development projects.

A 29 year film veteran, Christine spent the ‘80s and early ‘90s in various production positions working on films such as The Navigator, Willow, Immediate Family, Jennifer 8, Intersection and Little Women. She moved into producing Canadian films and earned a Best Motion Picture Genie nomination for her first producing venture, Hard Core Logo.

Before embarking on the grand adventure of filmmaking, David Hamilton received his Masters at Harvard and wrote a book about “Decision Theory” that was published by MIT Press. He traveled extensively in India, Iran and the Middle East on a Harvard Sheldon Traveling Fellowship. David’s entrepreneurial ventures span film and concert production, mergers and acquisitions, and international trade.

Lynn is the CEO of Make Believe Media and a busy Executive Producer and Writer with a well-developed taste for dark material and disturbing ideas. As EP and Creative Producer, Lynn recently launched the third seasons of her two true crime series: Very Bad Men (Investigation Discovery USA & Canada) and The Devil You Know (OWN CANADA and ID USA). Drawn inextricably into the darkest heart of television, Lynn is now developing her first dramatic series and plotting new frontiers for make-believe.