Tiny Appoints Mike McKenna as Chief Financial Officer

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Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - July 3, 2024) - Tiny Ltd. (TSXV: TINY) ("Tiny" or the "Company"), a Canadian holding company, today announced the appointment of Mike McKenna as Chief Financial Officer ("CFO"), effective immediately. In this role, McKenna will lead all aspects of finance, accounting, HR and investor relations to support the growth and financial discipline of the business. He will report directly to Tiny's CEO, Jordan Taub.

"We could not be more excited to welcome Mike to the Tiny team," said Taub. "Mike's extensive financial background in capital markets and tenure as CFO of a public company make him an excellent addition to the company. We look forward to collaborating with him to help guide Tiny into its next chapter."

McKenna is a seasoned executive with over two decades of experience in corporate finance, primarily with publicly traded companies. Most recently, Mike served as CFO of LifeSpeak Inc., a TSX-listed SaaS based digital healthcare and education business. During his tenure at LifeSpeak, McKenna oversaw the company's financial strategy as well as acquisitions, and successfully led them through their IPO in 2021. Prior to LifeSpeak, McKenna served as CFO of Mobile Klinik Inc., where he was responsible for raising capital, financial strategy, and M&A, including the successful sale of the company to TELUS. McKenna boasts over a decade of experience in investment banking and previously held the position of Director at Scotiabank, leading the technology, media, and telecom group.

"After a thorough external search for a new CFO and after months of getting to know Mike and hearing about his stellar reputation as an accomplished CFO and leader, we are thrilled to be welcoming him to the team," said Andrew Wilkinson, co-founder and chairman of Tiny. "Mike's insights and experience will be extremely valuable in helping Tiny continue to capitalize on new opportunities and deliver long-term value to our shareholders."

"Andrew and Chris have built an exceptional company and I'm honored to be joining the team," said Mike McKenna, CFO of Tiny. "I'm excited about Tiny's business model, market position, and growth potential. I am very much looking forward to working in partnership with Jordan and the executive team to support Tiny's strategic vision."

McKenna succeeds David Charron, who has served as Tiny and its predecessor WeCommerce's CFO for the past three years. "We are deeply grateful for David's contributions during this tenure," said Chris Sparling, cofounder of Tiny. "His dedication has been instrumental to the company, including shepherding Tiny and WeCommerce through the RTO, and we wish him all the best in his next endeavor."