Blake Tohana
About Blake Tohana
Blake Tohana - Chief Financial Officer
Blake Tohana is the Chief Financial Officer at 9 Story, a role he has held since April 2016. With over 20 years of senior management experience in the media and entertainment industry, Tohana is responsible for the company's overall financial reporting, accounting, planning and analysis, corporate development, administration, and risk management operations. His extensive background in financial leadership makes him a key player in 9 Story's executive team.
Blake Tohana's Role at 9 Story
Since joining 9 Story in April 2016, Blake Tohana has been responsible for the holistic financial operations of the company. This includes overseeing financial reporting, accounting, planning, and analysis. Additionally, Tohana manages corporate development, administration, and risk management, ensuring the company's financial health and strategic growth.
Blake Tohana's Career in Finance
Blake Tohana has a distinguished career in finance, particularly within the media and entertainment sectors. His previous roles include serving as CFO at Tricon Films & Television, magna Entertainment Corp. and marblemedia Inc. He started his career as Corporate Controller at Alliance Communications Corp. His extensive experience has equipped him with a deep understanding of financial management and strategic planning in dynamic industries.
Educational Background of Blake Tohana
Blake Tohana is well-qualified in his field, holding a CPA, CA designation. He earned his MBA from McMaster University, equipping him with advanced business and financial acumen. Additionally, he holds a B.Sc. from The University of Western Ontario, providing a solid foundation in scientific principles and analytical skills.
Blake Tohana's Board Memberships
Blake Tohana is actively involved in governance and strategic oversight beyond his full-time roles. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for Woodbine Entertainment Group and Reelworld Film Festival. His past board memberships include Ontario Creates (OMDC), where he contributed to the development and promotion of creative industries in Ontario.