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Charting a New Course for Success at Klonetics

Today, we would like to share an important update regarding our executive leadership team. After thoughtful consideration, Tom Smale will no longer be fulfilling the role of Chief Operating Officer at Klonetics.


Tom's departure comes as a result of a shared understanding that the demands of his other responsibilities have made it increasingly challenging for him to dedicate the 100% commitment we require from our C-level executives. Tom's passion and energy have been divided between Klonetics and his own ventures, and to ensure that we can continue to serve our customers and shareholders to the best of our abilities, we have made the difficult decision to part ways. We believe this decision is in the best interest of both Tom and the future of Klonetics.

As many of you are aware, Klonetics has been experiencing significant growth and success over the past few months, not only here in Canada, but Internationally. For this reason, it is imperative that we have a leadership team that is able to give their full attention to this significant growth phase as our needs become greater, and our scale increases.

Klonetics has bolstered our team, by adding a sophisticated and dedicated Cultivation Lead with an extensive background in the cannabis industry.

Effective immediately, we are thrilled to announce that Natasha Shumka, who has been an integral part of our leadership team for the last 6 months, will assume the role of Chief Operating Officer. Natasha's dedication, expertise, and deep understanding of our company's strategic goals make her the ideal candidate to lead our operations as we continue on our path of growth and innovation.


We are excited about the opportunities in front of us and are committed to delivering the same level of excellence and innovation that you have come to expect from Klonetics. We would like to express our deepest gratitude to Tom for his contributions at Klonetics over the past 15 months and wish him all the best with his future projects and adventures.

Thank you for your continued support and trust in Klonetics as we continue to evolve and grow into a global cannabis company, backed by science.


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