Lindsay Cox is one of Canada’s preeminent and most respected showrunners, with an award-winning portfolio proficient in highly rated music specials, variety programming and internationally recognized award shows and live spectacles.

A passionately committed and celebrated leader, her multifaceted career highlights include; executive producing several scripted comedy endeavours and most recently, the pursuit of projects in documentary work. Additionally, Lindsay is highly recognized for her expert work in the production and creation of ambitious and technically inspiring live productions that showcase the world’s best and brightest Artists.

As a showrunner, she has overseen and produced 18 editions of Canada’s biggest night in music - The JUNO Awards as well as; The Tragically Hip: A National Celebration, an award-winning television event viewed by one in 3 Canadians nationally, and counts among her credits several philanthropic events including; Stronger Together, Canada’s highest rated Canadian produced program, Young Artists for Haiti and Music Without Borders.

In 2017, Lindsay became a vital member of the team who created The Launch for CTV, bringing to life an original new format that aimed to reinvent the music television series genre, documenting what it takes to break a new artist and successfully launch their hit single. She has also produced multiple specials and variety series including; Canada Day 150! From Coast to Coast to Coast,Canada’s New Year’s Eve Countdown, Battle of the Blades and Canada’s Walk of Fame among many others. Continuously adapting, her additional credits across various formats and genres include; Comedy (Never Ever Do This At Home, The Jon Dore Television Show), Game Shows (Deal or No Deal and Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader), Sports (Stars on Ice, Pumped!), and Documentary (100 Years of Canadian Sports).

As an integral member of Insight Productions Senior Executive team, Lindsay strives to guide and shape Insight’s long-term strategic planning including among her roles - international business development and sales. In addition to preparing for Season 6 of Battle of the Blades, set to air nationally October 15, 2020, Lindsay has just recently produced “Every Child Matters: Education through Reconciliation” – a documentary for the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation honouring Orange Shirt Day that aims to bring awareness to Canada’s devastating history of Residential Schools and their impact on Indigenous Peoples.

Current Programming: Big Brother Canada, Sarah's Mountain Escape, Cook At All Costs and overall development.

Erin Brock has embraced her passion for storytelling at Insight for over twenty years, helming some of Canada’s highest rated reality, lifestyle & documentary series. As a Senior Vice President and Showrunner, Erin makes sure riveting stories and compelling characters are at the heart of all her shows. In addition to both her development and production responsibilities, Erin is a member of Insight’s executive leadership team responsible for long term strategic planning and international business development..

Erin acts as the Executive Producer and Showrunner across multiple projects at Insight. Most recently Brock has completed 2 massive series, LOL Canada for Amazon Prime & Big Brother Canada (#1 Canadian Show in 18-49 demo) which is now entering an unprecedented 11^th season. Erin has spearheaded the multi-platform ground-breaking hit series since its launch in 2012. Global’s Big Brother Canada continues to dominate in its timeslot on multiple platforms, broadcasting 3 nights a week as well as 24/7 on the live feeds. Before moving over to Global in season 3, Big Brother Canada launched on Slice and was the most-watched reality program of all-time across all specialty channels in Canada. Brock’s focus on creating unique and innovative cross-platform engagement and social media opportunities resulted in record-breaking page views for broadcaster Corus Studios.

Erin recently developed and Executive Produced a new Netflix cooking competition series titled, Cook at all Costs, a format where home cooks bid on ingredients to create dishes that will impress celebrity chef guest judges. She also recently helmed a new original series for HGTV, Sarah’s Mountain Escape, a 10-part docu-series that follows Canadian Designer Sarah Richardson & her husband Alex in Whistler as they take on their biggest renovation to date. Also, in the factual & lifestyle genre, Erin oversaw I Do, Redo (most watched new lifestyle show in Canada) as Executive Producer and Showrunner. She also acted as Executive Producer on the COVID-19 fundraising special Canada Stronger Together (most watched Canadian non-sports show on record) that raised over 8 million dollars for Food Banks Canada.  Other credits include Co-Executive Producer for American Beauty Star, Insight’s original format Canada Sings! and Executive Producer on Battle of The Blades (highest rated original format in Canadian history).

Selected Credits - Cook at all Costs (Netflix), Sarah’s Mountain Escape (HGTV), LOL Canada (Amazon Prime), Big Brother Canada (Global), Canada Stronger Together (CTV, CBC, Global 7 Rogers), I Do, Redo (CTV & Netflix), Battle of the Blades (CBC), American Beauty Star (Lifetime), Canada Sings (Global), Canadian Idol (CTV), The Juno Awards (multiple years CBC, CTV), Music without Borders (multi-network), Open Mic with Mike Bullard (The Comedy Network), Star Racer (Discovery).

As VP of Finance, Susy oversees all aspects of production finance; manages corporate financial reporting, tax compliance, and human resources; and is a member of Insight’s executive team responsible for long term strategic planning and international business development. Susy joined Insight in 2014.

Susy began her career in television in 2001 working at multiple broadcasters.  Prior to joining Insight, Susy worked at Teletoon Canada for eight years as Director, Finance where she oversaw the day-to-day operations of Teletoon’s financial affairs.  Prior to that, she worked at various small and medium market radio stations in southern Ontario and was a key member of the management teams.  Susy received her Certified General Accountant designation in 2006.

Current Programming: Top Chef Canada; Wall of Chefs; Big Brother Canada; various projects in development.

For more than 20 years, Eric has used his creativity and passion for telling character-driven stories on Canada’s highest-rated reality shows and documentaries. As a bilingual Executive Producer at Insight Productions, Eric helped launch and produce hits The Amazing Race Canada (the most-watched Canadian series on record), Big Brother Canada (#1 Canadian show in 18-49), and Project Runway Canada. Eric is currently the EP and showrunner on Top Chef Canada (#2 Show on Food Network Canada) which this year received three Canadian Screen Award nominations including Best Reality / Competition and is now heading into its ninth season. Most recently, Eric was the Executive Producer and showrunner on a brand new series called Wall of Chefs where he helped develop and launch the brand new prime time flagship series for Food Network Canada. In addition to producing, Eric now counts series development among his responsibilities at Insight.

Eric began his career in television as a picture editor where his storytelling muscles were flexed on captivating documentaries as well as reality and lifestyle shows, including So You Think You Can Dance Canada, which earned him a Gemini nomination. In 2006, Eric made the transition from editing to producing.

Past Programming: The Amazing Race Canada (CTV), Project Runway Canada (Global); Canada’s Got Talent (Citytv), So You Think You Can Dance Canada

As a writer, creator and Executive Producer, John is involved in the development and production of programming in all genres, from reality and documentary to scripted series and movies. His recent feature documentary, Gordon Lightfoot: If You Could Read My Mind, directed by Martha Kehoe and Joan Tosoni, premiered to critical acclaim at Hot Docs 2019 where it won the Top 20 Audience Award.  In 2015, his feature documentary, How To Change The World (Sky, Bell Media, Netflix) about the origin story of Greenpeace, directed by Jerry Rothwell and co-produced with Met Films in the U.K., was selected Day One World Documentary at Sundance 2015.

On the scripted front,  John co-created and co- produced Falcon Beach, a one-hour drama series for Global Television and ABC Family which sold into  115 countries worldwide. Recent productions include Damaged, a digital  thriller directed by Richard Rotter and produced in partnership with Yellow Bear Studios (T+E, Escapade Media). On his current development slate are We Remain, a scripted serialized procedural written by Jeff Barnaby (CBC), Untitled Greenpeace Series, a drama series based on the adventures of Greenpeace co-founder, Robert Hunter (developed in partnership with Participant Media), Serial City a police procedural created by Kim Clements (CSI:NY, The Black Donellys, The Shield) and Paddle To The Amazon, a scripted feature film based on the 1987 bestseller by Don Starkell about the author’s 12,000 mile canoe trip from Winnipeg to Belém, Brazil.

John also serves as Executive Producer of the one-hour documentary series Intervention Canada (T+E, A&E) now in its fifth season.

Jessica worked as a freelancer for Insight for many years before coming on board corporately in 2013. Over the past 15 years she's worked in a variety of positions on shows such as Canadian Idol, Are you Smarter Than a 5th Grader Canada, The JUNO Awards, Canada's Walk of Fame, Deal or No Deal Canada, Battle of the Blades, Canada's Got Talent and is currently operating as the Line Producer for both Top Chef Canada and Big Brother Canada. As the Manager of Production Jessica assists producers from the development stage of a project managing every facet of production from staff and budgets through to Post overseeing deliverables and managing production relations.

As the Director of Post Production for Insight, Mike Langevin brings over twenty five years of creative and technical Post Production experience to the table. His first gig for Insight was the premiere episode of Canadian Idol, and in 2012 he joined the company full time with the goal of centralizing, modernizing and growing Insight's Post Production wing. 

Mike stays sharp by sliding into the role of Editor, Post Supervisor and Producer on a number of Insight’s productions. He’s also a voice actor who has been heard on broadcast shows, national ad campaigns and as the in-studio voice of Big Brother Canada.

As Director of Business Affairs at Insight Productions, Brett oversees day-to-day business affairs operations for each of Insight's projects from development to production and final delivery stages, including tax credits, insurance, guild obligations and interim financing.

Brett holds a Bachelor of Arts in Law with a Concentration in Business Law from Carleton University.

Prior to joining Insight in 2011, he gained experience in the insurance industry before taking an internship in music publishing to learn more about the business. Brett strives to work closely with producers and stakeholders at every level with a core philosophy of using his skills and experience to achieve the creative vision of Insight and its many partners.

Jordan Rudder is equally passionate about inspired storytelling and creating meaningful, inclusive, diverse content. She began her career at Insight in 2012 as a freelance production assistant on Top Chef Canada. Her work ethic, managerial skills, and determination led to a full-time position at Insight in 2014. Since then, Jordan has worked in production and on sponsorship, digital content creation, and development projects across multiple shows. Her credits include Top Chef Canada; Canada’s Walk of Fame; Battle of the Blades; Canada’s Got Talent; Big Brother Canada; and Canada’s New Year’s Eve Countdown. In 2022, she expanded her portfolio to include talent producing on The JUNO Awards and producing on The Legacy Awards. In a highly competitive selection process, Jordan was recently chosen to be one of five participants in the Realscreen Pathways Mentorship Program. Paired with an industry mentor, Jordan attended the Realscreen Summit, where she gained invaluable knowledge and industry contacts. Jordan aspires to continue honing her skills as a producer on live telecasts and unscripted programming.