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Mar 14, 2019 · Mike Timoney is the founder and CEO of Smiles Inclusive, a dental group with more than 60 practices in Australia. He shares his journey from washing cars to listing his company on the ASX, and his vision for disrupting the dental industry with flexible payment options and subscription models.
What began as an IPO to bring more than 50 dental practices under one roof became a "car crash that I can't get out of" for Smiles Inclusive (ASX: SIL) founder Mike Timoney (pictured), who this month sold all his shares in the company for $106,249.
Feb 3, 2021 · Mike Timoney and David Herlihy have been removed by shareholders at the company's extraordinary general meeting. Over 64 per cent of votes cast on the resolutions were in favour of removing Mike Timoney. The two removed directors announce plans to challenge the result of the vote.
Apr 17, 2019 · Divided dental company Smiles Inclusive (ASX: SIL) has commenced legal proceedings against beleaguered founder Mike Timoney (pictured) alleging serious misconduct and breaches of the law.
Oct 2, 2023 · He pinned the blame on former chief executive Mike Timoney. “What was true and what was repeated by him wasn’t always the case,” Mr Usasz told the court.
Oct 2, 2023 · Smiles, headed by chief executive Mike Timoney following the acquisition of smaller dental practices, listed in 2018 after raising $35m. Although the IPO was an oversubscribed success story, Smiles swiftly fell victim to board infighting, the departure of key executives, profit downgrades and a crippling debt burden.
Apr 26, 2019 · Mike Timoney. The company has launched court action against Mr Timoney, which he intends to defend. In its statement tonight, Smiles said it was implementing a turnaround plan with the Company’s joint venture partners, financiers and other stakeholders to maximise prospects of a long-term solution.
