Mr. Schwartz has been a professional investor/manager for over 30 years. In that period Mr. Schwartz was Senior Vice-President of CEMP Investments Ltd. and President, Chief Operating Officer and a shareholder of Claridge Properties Ltd., investment vehicles for of the Bronfman family, heirs to the Seagram distilling fortune. Mr. Schwartz sat on the Management Committee of the Claridge group of companies. In that capacity he was involved in investments in some of Canada's most notable corporations including Cadillac-Fairview, McLeod, Young, Weir (now Scotia McLeod), and Cineplex Odeon.

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He is the eldest son of Mary Jane Gaudet, a pioneer in the Quebec hearing aid industry and an owner of dispensing clinics since 1963, and has had the opportunity to learn and work in the space from an early age. The result of his extensive knowledge and contact base within the industry is a tremendous asset in his ability to lead and grow Sonomax. It has also served him well in his Board role at the Deafness Research Foundation, in the United States. Mr. Laperle's efforts have established Sonomax as a respected player in hearing protection and he is currently making a name for the Company in the broader hearing healthcare and communications markets. Mr. Laperle is responsible Business development, Investor Relations and Public relations.

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Mr. Jewitt's results- based approach to management was most recently utilized by SnowBear®, an international manufacturer with 400 employees and annual sales of $70 million. Another mandate of note was his management and leadership of Gentra Canada Inc. where he transformed the "under water" portfolio of Royal Trustco to where it was trading at a three-quarter billion dollar market capitalization at the time of his departure. Diane Francis of The Financial Post credited Mr. Jewitt with being the driving force behind the initiative, and characterized it as being a noteworthy Canadian success story. Mr. Jewitt holds a B. Comm. and is a Chartered Accountant.

His responsibilities at the Company have and continue to be Research and Development, Product Commercialization, Production, and the Implementation Training. His work at Sonomax has afforded him the opportunity to become very knowledgeable in the subject of hearing healthcare and he contributes regularly to the strategic planning at the Company. Mr. Schwartz is a graduate of McGill University.

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He was formerly the Financial Accounting Director for Parmalat, Dairy and Bakery Inc-Quebec Fluid Division from 2001-2006, and previously the Controller for Crane Canada Inc.

Chartered Accountants of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, where he served as Chief Operating Officer from 2001 to 2004. Prior to 1994, he was President of SLF Consultants, a division of Schwartz Levitsky Feldman.

He has successfully executed assignments around the world for such companies as Canadian Pacific Railway and Dominion Textiles. Mr. Turcot has 20 years of manufacturing management experience in a variety of state of the art environments. Mr. Turcot holds an engineering degree from Queens University and an MBA in operational management from McGill University. His is responsible for all Product Research and Development at Sonomax.

who has lectured at the University of Montreal's Business School and has set up training programs for such companies as Alcan, Pratt and Whitney, and the Cirque du Soleil. His work experience, in combination with his Master's degree in Health Care administration, makes him an ideal candidate to direct the creation and administration of Sonomax's Training programs.

He holds a Bachelor of Fundamental Physics from University of Lille (France) and a Master of Applied Sciences in Acoustics from Sherbrooke University Canada. He was recently granted his PhD from the École de Technologie Supérieure Montréal, Canada, with the mention "Excellent." Sonomax recently appointed him as Chief Technology Officer, where his role will include the Short term (tactical) and long term technology direction (strategic) as well as the Business-focused oversight of R&D.

She has worked very closely with licensees, distributors and end-users in promoting and implementing the Sonomax Solution. Prior to joining Sonomax, she created new product marketing strategies for wireless internet at Ericsson Research Canada.

He previously held a coveted position at Technicolor Canada where he excelled as Director of Production from 2000-2005 serving such clients as Walt Disney and Paramount Pictures exclusively for Canada.