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Chris Sparling Co-CEO. Chris Sparling is the co-founder of Tiny. At Tiny, Mr. Sparling helped acquire and scale more than 30 businesses, including Dribbble, Meteor Software Holdings Ltd., Pixel Union, and WeWorkRemotely.
Chris Sparling, Vice Chair of the Board Chris Sparling is the co-founder of Tiny. At Tiny, Mr. Sparling helped acquire and scale more than 30 businesses, including Dribbble, Meteor Software Holdings Ltd., Pixel Union, and WeWorkRemotely.
Oct 24, 2014 · Both Buried and ATM, written by Chris Sparling, are available to watch now. The Atticus Institute, written and directed by Chris, is expected to be released in early 2015. And keep your eyes open for more news on Sea of Trees. And lastly, be sure to follow Chris on Twitter! @chrissparling. More articles by Kim Garland
Jan 5, 2015 · Jan 5, 2015. Variety recently named Chris Sparling as one of their 10 Screenwriters to Watch. With good reason. Chris made his first splash in the business with his script for the movie Buried, starring Ryan Reynolds and followed that up with another contained thriller ATM.
Chris Sparling (born March 21, 1977) is an American filmmaker from Providence, Rhode Island. Career [ edit ] Upon graduating from Roger Williams University and Bridgewater State University with degrees in Criminal Justice, and after writing, directing, and producing several low-budget independent films, [1] Sparling found mainstream success ...
- Kerri Morrone Sparling
- March 21, 1977 (age 46), Providence, Rhode Island, United States
Jan 23, 2023 · Andrew Wilkinson and Chris Sparling led Tiny Capital Ltd. to go public on TSX-V, valued at $691M, through combination (RTO) with WeCommerce Holdings Ltd. Wilkinson and Sparling will own 71% and 10%, respectively, of combined company valued at enterprise value of $962M.
Folly Partners is the family office of Andrew Wilkinson and Chris Sparling, the founders of Tiny. We manage their personal and philanthropic investments outside of Tiny. Our goal is to prevent them from doing something stupid and losing their money, aka an act of Folly.
