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President, Country Music Association Ontario Barry has spent over 40 years as a tireless promoter of Canadian country music. While at RCA Records and later BMG Music Canada, he was pivotal in boosting the careers of such Canadian country legends as Carroll Baker,The Family Brown, Dick Damron, The Mercey Brothers, Ronnie Prophet, The Good Brothers and many more. Barry was a founding member of The Academy of Country Music Entertainment which later evolved into the Canadian Country Music Association. He served as a director for two terms and was co-chair of the committee which created the categories and criteria for the CCMA Awards. He continues to serve on the committee. Since retiring from BMG, Barry has remained involved with Canada's country community as a private consultant. Judging Categories: Best Song, Best Country, Best Folk

Owner of Underground Operations Records & Management Having made her entrance into the music industry almost a decade ago, Katie Clark has seen the ups and downs of the business. She started out by lending a hand at various music related companies and being the Canadian publicist for Vagrant Records. Currently Katie own's of one of the most successful music company's in Canada (Underground Operations).  She has seen it all in both the record label (having signed and worked with bands like LIGHTS, Protest the Hero, The Artist Life and Abandon All Ships) and management  business (past clients include Stereos, Protest the Hero and currently include The Artist Life, Abandon All Ships and producer/writer/musician Anthony Cali).  Katie is also in the process of expanding her spectrum by creating a studio environment for artists to grow and develop within.  Having also appeared as a judge on season 2 of MuchMusic's disBand, Katie has worked alongside artists to build successful, long term careers and knows what it takes to make it in the ever-changing music business.

Recording Artist It has been said that every generation needs a new revolution. Lucas Silveira’s revolution began with a fearless attitude that embraced radical change. Lucas founded The Cliks in 2004 when his musical identity shifted from being a solitary singer/songwriter to an all out rock n’ roll front man. This shift reflected a vision he had carried his entire life and had now found a vehicle for. After six years, two major record label releases (Snakehouse 2006/Dirty King 2009), international successes, multiple line up changes, major tours(True Colors 2007/2008, The Cult 2007/2008), TV appearances, awards (MTV Logo New Now Next, Artist On The Brink, Chart Attack Pole 2009- Sexiest Man In Canada), breaking societal boundaries, and praise from his musical peers,(Cyndi Lauper, Margaret Cho, and The Cult’s Ian Astbury) it became clear that the only constant in The Cliks was Lucas. His courageous attitude, rock star energy and progressive approach to self-determination have created an ever changing musical identity that encourages all outsiders to feel a sense of connection, belonging and mutual respect between audience and performer. Unphased by life’s transitions and struggles, Lucas has forged ahead by continuing to fulfill his vision of The Cliks. Now traveling with a variety of guest performers, Lucas spearheads The Cliks’ with the kind of attitude, grit and raw energy that has been compared to the likes of Green Day’s Billie Joe, Joan Jett and Chrissie Hinde of The Pretenders. When you come to see The Cliks, you don’t just come to see a rock band. You come to see a social and musical movement in progress.

Director of Media Relations and Label Acquisitions for eOne Music Eric is the Director of Media Relations and Label Acquisitions for eOne Music handling the PR for Bachman and Turner, Kim Mitchell, Loverboy, The Wiggles, Sesame Street, Bob Geldof, Ringo Starr, Ray Charles, Barry Manilow, Sinead O’Connor, Slash, Snoop Dogg, Crash Karma, Robert Munsch, Deborah Cox, The Smashing Pumpkins and many more over 20 years in the music industry. Eric is also the music correspondent for CTV’s Canada AM. He’s also CTV’s Canada AM’s Music Correspondent, and is named Billboard Magazine’s Best on Twitter (You can find him @ThatEricAlper).