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Hello Wiki World! I'd like to post two biographies of living persons on Wikipedia; Co-founders of Stott Pilates, Moira and Lindsay G. Merrithew (see below). I must admit that I do work for the company at the Production Coordinator, however, I feel that both articles maintain a neutral point of view, contain plenty of sources while remaining private and confidential. I feel that these two articles would be great supplementary readings to the original company profile, which is also on Wikipedia. Could anyone provide any assistance as to how I could add these to the anthology of material online, or if this would be at all possible? Help is greatly appreciated.

Lindsay G. Merrithew

Lindsay G. Merrithew is a Canadian entrepreneur, businessman, actor, and executive producer. He co-founded Stott Pilates with his wife Moira Merrithew in 1988 and has held the role of its president and CEO since that time.1

Business Career Together with Moira Merrithew and a team of physical therapists, sports medicine and fitness professionals, they created and refined the Stott Pilates method of exercise.1 Lindsay Merrithew developed Stott Pilates’ first Pilates Reformer in 1992. In 1993 the company started manufacturing Reformers on a large scale and in 1995 incorporated a brand new line of equipment establishing Stott Pilates equipment. There are now five variations of the original model being sold in the commercial fitness world.

Merrithew continues to be the driving force behind the design, production and marketing of the company’s extensive equipment and video lines. He has executive produced over 120 Stott Pilates DVDs for the professional and retail consumer markets.1 In 2003 and 2004, he was nominated for Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year award2,3, and he is a five-time recipient of Profit magazine’s 100 Fastest-Growing Companies award.

Acting Career Merrithew has appeared on stage, in film and on television. He executive-produced and starred in the Hurly Burly Theatre Company's production of Macbeth at Berkley Street Theatre and played Brutus in a filmed version of Julius Caesar, aired on Bravo.4

Other U.S. and Canadian acting credits include lead roles in such feature films and television shows as the Harlequin Romance series for CBS, Traders, Murder Times Seven with Richard Crenna5 and Family Pictures with Anjelica Houston.6 Merrithew holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and is a graduate of the Juilliard School of Performing Arts in New York City.4

Filmography In Like Flynn (1985) Perry Mason Returns (1985) Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1985) Hitler's Daughter (1990) Murder Times Seven (1990) Body Parts (1991) Drop Dead Gorgeous (1991) Beyond Reality (1991) Katts and Dog (1982-92) Forever Knight (1992) Sweating Bullets (1993) Family Pictures (1993) The Hidden Room (1993) At the Midnight Hour (1995) Due South (1996) Traders (1997) PSI Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal (1997) The City (1999) Julius Caesar (2001) Wild Card (2004) Sources: 1 2 3 4 5 6

Further reading: PILATES Digest, Stott Pilates celebrating twenty years 

Pilates Digest, Interview with Moira and Lindsay Merrithew 

Official bio – Lindsay Merrithew 

Moira Merrithew

Moira Merrithew is a fitness educator and former ballerina. She co-founded Stott Pilates with her husband Lindsay Merrithew in 1988 and is presently the company’s executive director of education.1

Merrithew was principal dancer with the City Ballet of Toronto and the Atlantic Ballet Company. After an injury, she trained and certified as a Pilates instructor under the tutelage of Romana Kryzanowska, a protégé of Joseph Pilates.1

Together with Lindsay Merrithew and a team of physical therapists, sports medicine and fitness professionals, they created and refined the Stott Pilates method of exercise.2 She is a content creator and featured performer in the Stott Pilates DVD series.

Sources: 1 2

Further reading: PILATES Digest, Stott Pilates celebrating twenty years http://www.pilatesdigest.com/stott-pilates-celebrating-twenty-years/

Pilates Digest, Interview with Moira and Lindsay Merrithew 

Official bio – Moira Merrithew 


 * Being part of the company would violate Wikipedia's Conflict of Interest Policy. Unfortunately, it is not really...appropriate for you to create these articles, however if you wish to see them created you can request it at Articles for Creation. Should your subjects meet Notability Requirements the articles should be created! If you'd like an example, I had to ask a friend of mine to intervene on some non-neutral information on the Blockbuster article, since I work for the company. Thanks! Neuro √ Logic  04:21, 28 November 2008 (UTC)

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