Hi, I’m Kenny Kane.
I’m a mission-driven executive and founder with a passion for building high-integrity companies that challenge convention and deliver exceptional experiences.
With more than 15 years of leadership experience across real estate, healthtech, and nonprofit sectors, I currently serve as the CEO of Firmspace, a premium flexible office space provider redefining professional work environments nationwide. I’m also a board member and CTO of Gryt Health, where I help bridge technology and advocacy to improve healthcare outcomes.
I serve as CEO of the Testicular Cancer Foundation, and previously, I co-founded Stupid Cancer, driving national awareness and support programs for young adults affected by cancer.
I believe in creating meaningful work that scales—and doing it with grit, empathy, and a bias for action.
Leadership Experience
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I lead Firmspace as Chief Executive Officer and oversee a national team that supports hundreds of members across multiple markets. My responsibilities include financial oversight, HR and payroll, compliance, legal matters, IT, AV, security, construction, and facility management. My focus is on delivering a consistent, high-quality member experience and guiding the company’s long-term operational and strategic direction.
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As Cofounder, Board Member, and Chief Technology Officer at Gryt Health, I provide leadership across technology, operations, and financial optimization. I guide product decisions, technical strategy, infrastructure, and organizational processes. My focus is on helping the company grow sustainably through smarter systems, strong governance, and a clear long-term vision.
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I oversee national operations at TCF and am responsible for governance, program development, compliance, and fundraising channels. I support staff and volunteers, strengthen digital platforms, and refine processes that improve organizational performance. My focus is on expanding awareness, reaching more families, and ensuring the nonprofit's long-term stability.
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As a cofounder, I helped shape Stupid Cancer’s early infrastructure, programs, events, and national community-building efforts. My work included launching road trips, developing digital platforms, and creating systems that connected young adults affected by cancer. My focus was on building a grassroots culture that continues to define the organization today.
Books by Kenny Kane
If The Accidental Nonprofiteer was about discovering leadership through circumstance, Mission-Driven Ecommerce is about applying those lessons to the digital economy, where every click, system, and sale can reinforce your mission.