Tom Stewart, at 23, in 1979, was homeless in a downtown Toronto laneway. He became a Studio Director at CHCH, Field Producer at Global and CFTO and CTV, create a prime-time drama, PSA’s to reduce child abuse, Leukemia Telethon, pre-schooler phonics video, literacy program for disadvantaged families, Co-hosted a Discovery Channel series and invented Flexnet, which was awarded a US Patent and topped $1,000,000 in sales: and was the heavier, cumbersome first version of Eznet, which has earned 3 United States Patents and international accolades. His work has been heralded by the Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, Canada AM, CityLine, Buffalo AM, Good Morning Texas, Maureen McTeer, Ontario Centre for the Prevention of Child Abuse, London Ontario Catholic School Board and the Homeless World Cup Foundation. He created a goofy gift for the IT Store that became a cult favorite.