STOLTING MEDIA GROUP

ABOUT STOLTING MEDIA GROUP

Stolting Media Group (SMG) was founded in 2005 by Arnold Stolting. SMG is a full-service multimedia production, publishing, and consulting company based in Toronto, Canada, and a professional member of SOCAN and CMRRA.

Over the past 20 years, Stolting Media Group has grown into a global leader in original digital assets. SMG owns and curates a rights-cleared library of more than 3 million sounds, projected to surpass 10 million by 2030, and has produced thousands of digital products, including eBooks, courses, software, legal contracts and business plans for the entertainment industry, serving both B2B and B2C markets worldwide. SMG also owns ToFindAI.com, an AI discovery directory and advertising platform.

Today, Stolting Media Group expands into the new AI era, positioning its large digital asset databases as a source of legally cleared, rights-safe content for integration into artificial intelligence. The mission is to ensure that the future of creative work in AI is not only innovative, but also ethical, rights-safe, and transformative for both creators and users worldwide.

Arnold Stolting, Founder

Arnold Hugo Stolting founded Stolting Media Group in 2005. He is a multimedia entrepreneur, music publisher, audio engineer, music producer and songwriter.

Arnold's work has earned praise from respected figures in music and business worldwide, including Jeremy Harding (manager and producer for Sean Paul), Kymani Marley, Tony Lindsay (Santana), Kenichi Ebina, Derek Sivers (founder of CD Baby), and DJ Sven, as well as business leaders Ralf Schwoebel (Tradebit) and Chris Douthit (Paygear).

As a survivor of cancer and heart disease, Arnold infuses his personal resilience into philanthropy. A substantial portion of profits is quietly reinvested into local, national, and global causes without public fanfare. Funds support research in cancer, heart disease, and mental health; poverty alleviation; women's and homeless shelters; animal welfare; and other vital initiatives.