Other than the AU$20,000 seed funding from the 2012 incubator program, TinyBeans has bootstrapped their way to 500,000 users across the platform. While over 50% of the users are based in the United States, the application has people getting in on all the TinyBean action in 188 countries across the world, from Argentina to the Isle of Mann.
Kim is one of the co-founders of PushStart, Kim has worked in the Australian tech startup community for over 10 years, as an entrepreneur, the former editor of The Next Web, Australia and the founder of Open Coffee Sydney – Sydney’s longest running tech startup meet-up with over 1700 members. Previously the Australia & New Zealand Community Manager for MyHeritage, Kim now mentors and invests in startups as part of PushStart, which invested in it’s first batch of startups this year.
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