Three Sixty Solar Introduces Governance Team

Three Sixty Solar Ltd. (“Three Sixty,” “Three Sixty Solar,” or the “Company”), an innovative alternative energy design, manufacture, and sales organization focused on solar equipment supply to the global marketplace, is pleased to introduce the leadership team focused on governance, oversight, and financial management.

The introduction follows up on the news release of Sept. 1, 2022, regarding founder and director Peter Sherba along with CEO and director Brian Roth, and proudly presents the balance of the leadership team at Three Sixty Solar as the following individuals;

Kyle Stevenson, Director

Mr. Stevenson brings over 16 years of experience in finance, marketing, and operations to the team at the company. Mr. Stevenson has filled several high-profile roles over the years, including as a founder, president & director of Millennial Lithium Corp.; CEO/director of RuralCom Capital., a licensed Canadian telecom provider acquired by Investel Capital Corp. in 2016; and founder/president/director of High North Resources Ltd., an oil and gas producer focused on Western Canada.

Scott McLeod, Director

Mr. McLeod is the general counsel for a private investment company specializing in capital raising and go-public transactions. Previously he practiced as a capital markets and securities lawyer at Clark Wilson LLP in Vancouver since 2019, where he advised public and private companies on financings, initial public offerings, reverse takeovers, mergers and acquisitions, and regulatory compliance. He has assisted companies in raising over $500 million in aggregate. Mr. McLeod graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Bachelor of Commerce in 2008 and a Juris Doctor in 2018.

Robert Birmingham, Director

Mr. Birmingham has over 15 years of public markets experience, with a focus on corporate development, investor relations, and capital raising. Mr. Birmingham is currently CEO and a director of Brigadier Gold Ltd. and director of BIGG Digital Assets. Mr. Birmingham is the founder and president of investor relations company, Benaterra Communications Inc., and has been on the board of numerous TSX.V- and Canadian Securities Exchange-listed companies. Mr. Birmingham holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Capilano University.

Austin Thornberry, Chief Financial Officer

Mr. Thornberry is a seasoned finance professional with a background in advising new companies in the venture capital market. He brings extensive experience working with high-growth companies across numerous industries through his past work in the technology and innovation banking group at the Bank of Montreal and in the financial services arm of Ernst & Young advising on multiple capital markets transactions. Mr. Thornberry has split his time working in Toronto, Ont., and Vancouver, B.C. He obtained his Bachelor of Commerce at McGill University and has held the CPA, CA, designation since 2019.

Three Sixty Solar’s CEO, Brian Roth states, “I am proud to have the opportunity to serve within a team offering such diverse skills, experience, and perspective. While we may all bring different aptitudes and interests to the table, we are collectively unified by the enthusiasm and excitement we all share as we embark on the development of what we consider to be an all-new sector category in the solar energy industry. Our shared energy and passion are infectious, and we look forward to sharing more about Three Sixty Solar as we introduce our product to the investment community, energy suppliers, and general public across the nation and around the world.”

About Three Sixty Solar Ltd.

Three Sixty Solar Ltd. is an innovative alternative energy design, manufacture, and sales organization that focuses on solar equipment supply to the global marketplace. The company’s premier product line is the patent-pending SVS series commercial solar tower. According to Statistics MRC, the solar farm sector is set to grow to around $296 billion by 2028. Three Sixty Solar’s unique tower concept is a high-density, clean energy solution that uses up to 90% less land space than conventional solar farms and can co-locate adjacent to homes, retail, agriculture, and industry, thus minimizing line loss and maximizing energy delivery in places where renewables have been difficult to install until now. In multi-tower applications, developers can utilize the spaces between towers to better leverage land assets through additional revenue-generating activities. Designed to withstand major instances of extreme weather, Three Sixty Solar offers a clean energy solution with minimal environmental and habitat impact.

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