Dan Mongeon is a digital strategy specialist with more than a decade of experience in marketing strategy, brand development, and building scalable digital systems for nonprofits and mission-driven organizations. A former national-level marketing leader, he brings deep expertise in growth strategy, UX-driven design, and donor engagement.

At Tiny Tiny Homes, Dan leads digital infrastructure, online strategy, and the systems that support funding, partnerships, community engagement, and long-term organizational impact. His work is rooted in the belief that technology and storytelling should serve humanity, strengthening the capacity of community organizations and helping mission-driven teams operate with clarity, purpose, and confidence.

Beyond his professional life, Dan is a devoted father of twin boys and a thoughtful, equity-minded collaborator who cares deeply about building a fairer, more sustainable society. He brings sincerity, practicality, and a purpose-driven vision to every project he joins.

Conor is proud to act as outside legal counsel for Tiny Tiny Homes. He is a lawyer, policy-maker, and producer living in Toronto, holding a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Alberta, an MBA from the Schulich School of Business and a law degree from Osgoode Hall Law School. Conor splits his time between work with the Government of Canada, creating cultural policy in international trade and copyright; producing and supporting the management of Bygone Theatre, a charitable theatre company; and running a law practice. In his law practice, Conor focuses on entertainment, culture, and non-profit/charity law.

Conor has always cared deeply about supporting and advocating for unhoused individuals, mental health, and addiction – a cause he inherited. Conor’s grandfather lived his life with schizophrenia and spent much of the last years of his life living in group housing and sharing his modest disability supports with those in the Edmonton area who went without. While Bob Fitzgerald passed when Conor was young, Conor saw his parents providing the same empathy and care throughout his life, with the understanding that society functions best when we share whatever extra we have. When Conor saw an opportunity to participate in a cause that would have direct impact with clear results, he had to be involved.

Conor lives with his wife, Emily, and dog, Frances, and when he’s not working is an avid consumer of all things cultural.

Michael develops research-backed grant proposals and assists in creating the organization’s sustainable business plan, combining micro shelter solutions with practical construction skills training. With a background in community service with charitable organizations such as Dixon Hall and strong experience with data-driven research at the University of Toronto. Michael brings strong analytical, budgeting, and communication skills to advancing innovative solutions to homelessness. He holds an Honours Bachelor of Science Degree (majoring in Psychology and Philosophy) and is dedicated to evidence-based, community-focused
impact.

Naushin creates thoughtful, inspired, practical design and layout concepts for Tiny Tiny Home projects. Graduating the University of Toronto with a BA(HONS) in Architectural Studies, it is clear to see Naushin's passion for design that pairs flair with functionality in her every project. Naushin works part-time as a classroom design assistant for the University of Toronto Saint George Campus and volunteers her time with a number of organizations including Gehl Architects. She is currently applying to schools in Canada and the U.S to continue her studies by doing her Masters in Architecture.

Lucas provides Communications Support for TTH, encompassing campaign strategies, content production and a healthy dose gen z perspective!

Lucas graduated from a Bachelor of Arts in Media and Communication Studies in 2023, and a diploma in non-profit management in 2024. Since then he has been working for a government association developing communications strategy and content. Lucas is familiar with all levels of government especially the local level, including infrastructure and public health. Lucas is a passionate and (sadly!) often depressed Toronto sports fan.

Following a successful career in software and consulting with IBM, Mary co-founded a highly innovative bike technology company to advance urban cycling. Her strategic thinking, entrepreneurial spirit and extensive experience in not for profit environments means that she is impeccably placed to keep our Tiny Tiny team on track and engaged! Mary is a mentor with Women in Technology, immigrants and new arrivals to Canada, and has volunteered with non-profit organizations like TNO and LBPA. Mary volunteers at a daycare kitchen, where she not only provides meals and support, but also a generous serving of her wonderful warmth and great energy. Mary lives in Toronto with her family and enjoys spending time on DIY projects at her home and cottage.

Kate is Tiny Tiny's Executive Assistant, playing a central role in the organization’s day-to-day operations. Kate coordinates our programs, builds community partnerships and keeps the body of volunteers that powers Tiny Tiny Homes organized and motivated. Kate dedicates her time to ensuring that Tiny Tiny runs with clarity, compassion, and momentum. With nearly eight years of volunteer service at Haven Toronto, Kate brings extensive experience supporting individuals facing housing insecurity. Kate is HPCO-certified in hospice care and volunteers in hospice settings, offering companionship and support to individuals at the end of life. Her dedication to care was recognized nationally in 2025 when she was awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal for her contributions to the community. She is also a Director on the Tiny Tiny Homes Board.

Having experienced firsthand the trauma of homelessness and addiction, Ryan doesn’t just talk about change — he lives it. Ryan launched Tiny Tiny Homes out of a simple conviction: everyone deserves a safe place to sleep. Ryan has over fifteen years of experience within the construction industry. He devotes time and energy to building hope through Tiny Tiny Homes — while maintaining a full-time role as Health & Safety Advisor at EllisDon.

Under Ryan’s leadership, Tiny Tiny Homes designs and builds mobile, dignified transitional housing that replaces unsafe tent encampments with a secure place for individuals to breathe, rest, and rebuild. Whether he’s refining a trailer-frame layout, advocating at City Hall, or guiding a volunteer crew, Ryan is tireless in creating a path from crisis to stability — grounded in lived experience and powered by skilled craft.For Ryan, it’s more than construction and logistics: it’s about dignity, mobility, and possibility. He believes sustainable transitional housing requires both technical excellence and human empathy. Storytelling, system design and community building all intersect in his work — because he knows that housing is not just a structure, but a platform for transformation.