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Kevin Clark, Co-Founder and President

With over 30 years of domestic and international banking, Kevin brings extensive business development and leadership skills from his experiences across all customer segments. His passionate views for economic growth and business development in Canada positions him well in delivering Lendified’s products and services to the small business marketplace.

Prior to Lendified, Kevin served as Senior Vice President and Global Head of Sales for Scotiabank’s Transaction Banking business. Here he held responsibility for the delivery of trade finance and cash management products to the Small Business, Commercial and Corporate segments both domestically and internationally. Previous to this, Kevin was Senior Vice President of International Corporate and Commercial Banking, leading lending activities across the Caribbean, Central and South America and the Asia Pacific markets.

Kevin has lived in a number of international locations, is a graduate of Western University and the Executive Leadership Program and MBA program at The Richard Ivey School of Business. He has also held a number of public and private board positions including serving as Vice Chair & Director of the Canadian Council of the Americas.

Norman Tan, CFO

Norman Tan is the CFO of Lendified Holdings Inc. He joined Lendified in 2018 and has been responsible for building out the company’s financial systems and processes. Prior to joining Lendified, Norman worked in Deloitte’s audit and assurance practice where he worked with finance leaders in industries including fintech, manufacturing and professional services. He has also held roles in management consulting, technology equity research and private equity. Norman received his B.Comm from the University of British Columbia, his MBA from Queen’s University and is a CFA charterholder.

Rachel Manno, COO

Rachel Manno is the COO of Lendified Inc. Previously Rachel served as Senior Counsel within the Capital Markets area of the law group at the Royal Bank of Canada with a focus on derivatives. Prior to joining the Royal Bank of Canada, Rachel practised for six years at Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP within the firm’s Banking and Financial Services group as a corporate lawyer closing a variety of types of secured transactions. Rachel has served as a board member of the University Club of Toronto, and in various volunteer capacities for Women in Capital Markets. Rachel received her BAH degree from Queen’s University, her MA from the University of Toronto and her JD from the University of Windsor.