FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
TORONTO, ON –
November 17, 2025 – UNMUTEDCO LLC, a leading technology and media company serving Black and Brown communities, today announced the opening of its Toronto office at 20 Bay Street, marking a strategic expansion into Canada’s diverse tech and media landscape.
The new office represents a critical strengthening of the company’s mission at a time when Black communities in the United States face escalating attacks on civil rights, DEI initiatives, and economic opportunity. The Toronto expansion positions UNMUTEDCO to serve Greater Toronto’s vibrant, multicultural population while establishing a stable foundation for continued innovation and community support.
“The relentless attacks on progress for Black and marginalized communities in the United States have made this expansion not just strategic, but essential,” said Alex Haynes, Managing Partner at UNMUTEDCO. “Toronto’s commitment to diversity, inclusion, and innovation aligns perfectly with our mission. We’re not retreating—we’re reinforcing our ability to serve our community from a position of strength.”
Tiffanie Mackey, Managing Partner at UNMUTEDCO, added: “Canada has consistently demonstrated leadership in protecting civil rights and supporting diverse communities. Establishing our presence in Toronto allows us to tap into incredible talent, partner with forward-thinking organizations, and create opportunities for those who have been systematically excluded from technology and media sectors.”
The Toronto office will serve as UNMUTEDCO’s international headquarters, focusing on:
Toronto’s position as Canada’s largest city and a global tech hub offers UNMUTEDCO:
The office will initially focus on serving clients across Greater Toronto, with plans to expand throughout Ontario and broader Canada.
Founded in 2018 from the merger of Visicom and Catalyst Next, UNMUTEDCO LLC provides technology, media, and business services specifically designed for Black, Brown, and underrepresented communities. The company operates multiple brands including NoirPlus (streaming TV), NoirTube (creator platform), Noirworx (business management software), Unmuted Academy (education), and recently launched WOKE.FUND to combat federal defunding of diversity initiatives.
UNMUTEDCO’s mission is to democratize access to technology, amplify authentic voices through media, and build sustainable wealth in marginalized communities through business empowerment.
Toronto Office Information
Address: 20 Bay Street, Toronto, ON
Phone: +1 (647) 483-6700
Website: unmutedco.ca
Email: hello@unmutedco.ca
Leadership:
Alex Haynes, Managing Partner
Tiffanie Mackey, Managing Partner
The Toronto office will maintain the same commitment to quality, innovation, and community impact that has defined UNMUTEDCO’s work in the United States, while building new partnerships and opportunities specifically for Canadian communities.
Media Contact
Press Inquiries:
Email: press@unmutedco.com
Phone: +1 (647) 483-6700
Website: unmutedco.ca/press
Follow UNMUTEDCO:
LinkedIn: /company/unmutedco
Twitter/X: @unmutedco
Instagram: @unmutedco
Yapper: @unmutedco
The Greater Toronto Area is home to one of North America’s largest and most diverse Black communities, with over 500,000 Black Canadians representing Caribbean, African, and North American heritage. Toronto’s Black community has contributed significantly to Canada’s technology, media, arts, and business sectors, making it an ideal location for UNMUTEDCO’s expansion.
High-Resolution Images Available Upon Request
# # #
UNMUTEDCO is committed to building a more equitable future through technology innovation, authentic media representation, and economic empowerment for Black and Brown communities worldwide.
A Note for Business Owners and Community Leaders
Our leadership recognizes the harmful actions and policies deliberately targeting our communities. In response, we are committed to strengthening our capacity and expanding partnerships with organizations that prioritize and protect our communities. If you’re interested in collaborating with us, please connect with us.
A note to Indigenous Communities
Our leadership recognizes the harmful actions and policies that have long targeted Black, Brown, Indigenous, and other marginalized communities across North America. As we expand our work—including into Toronto—we also acknowledge that our growth occurs on lands stewarded since time immemorial by Indigenous Nations whose communities continue to confront the impacts of displacement, erasure, and ongoing policy harm.
We do not offer this acknowledgment as a gesture, but as a commitment. We recognize that any work to strengthen civic power, economic opportunity, and community well-being must include Indigenous sovereignty, voices, and liberation efforts. This includes honoring the histories of the territories where we operate, supporting present-day organizing, and deepening collaboration with Indigenous-led organizations whose leadership guides pathways to justice.
In response to the ongoing harm facing our communities, we are investing in greater capacity, stronger partnerships, and more accountable practices that reflect our shared responsibility to the people and lands where we serve. If you’re interested in collaborating with us, please connect with us.