Tony Esteves is an experienced entrepreneur, performer, athlete, speaker, and entertainer. His varied and unique international experiences provide the foundation for LiveExtremeEnergy.

• Tony speaks to students and business professionals on various topics.  He also works as a host / MC for special events.
• He is an award winning speaker with the Sick Kids Toastmasters club in Toronto. He regularly speaks at local meetings and competitions.

• Tony's background is in education. He has over 6 years of instruction experience as an English teacher in Japan, Brazil and Canada.
• BA Communication Studies from the University of Windsor.
• Improv workshop instructor.

• Over 2 years acting experience working in documentaries and television commercials.
• Student for two years at the Second City Training Centre.

• Self-marketed and performed dozens of juggling shows around the world.
• Children's entertainer

• Managed 2 offices in Uzbekistan handling US Military cargo.
• Relocated a US military base to Afghanistan.

• VIP Server at the 2001 G8 Summit - Kananaskis, Alberta
• Served the World Leaders

• Managed an office as Country Manager for Ukraine.

• Proficient Japanese, Russian and basic Portuguese.

• 2010 World Wildlife Fund - CN Tower Climb. Time: 14:00
• 2009 United Way - CN Tower Climb. Time: 13:41
• 2009 Captain - Ultimate Frisbee team with the Toronto Central Sport and Social Club
• 2008 United Way - CN Tower Climb. Time: 14:15
• 2008 Grouse Mountain Vancouver - The Grouse Grind. Time: 41 minutes.
• 2008 Cycling Tour - Toronto to Vancouver. Time: 41 days.
• 2008 World Wildlife Fund - CN Tower Climb. Time: 13:47
• 2008 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation - Ride for Diabetes Research
• 2007 Scotiabank Waterfront Marathon - 1/2 Marathon. Time: 1 hour 51 minutes.
• 2007 World Wildlife Fund - CN Tower Climb. Time: 15:15
• 2007 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation - Ride for Diabetes Research
• 2004 Cycling Tour - Beijing city to the Great Wall of China - China.
• 2003 Cycling Tour - Kyoto city to Sado Island - Japan.
• 2003 Climbed Mt. Fuji - Japan.