About Us

Will Foiles is Project Canary's Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer. Foiles is responsible for overseeing day-to-day operations, including supply chain management, field monitoring systems, new product development, growth strategy, partnership building, financial modeling, clean gas market development, operations, and long-term data projects. He plays a key role in coordinating company resources to fulfill the Project Canary brand promise and ensure customer success as the company grows. His background in energy finance and work developing data acquisition technologies is vital to Canary’s long-term technology goals.

Will holds an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business, an MS in Environment and Resources from Stanford’s School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences, an MS in Finance from Villanova’s School of Business, and an BBA in Real Estate from The University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Charterholder.

Caroline Dunn is responsible for product development and innovation. She ensures coordination among the company’s core functions to meet customer needs and fulfill Project Canary’s mission.

She spent her early career with ExxonMobil as an engineer implementing downstream projects, transitioning to leading structured finance transactions with NY Green Bank to invest in projects reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Caroline holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of Virginia.

Miles Tolbert serves as General Counsel for Project Canary. Before joining our team, Miles practiced law extensively in the energy and environment sectors, heading the environmental practice group at Crowe & Dunlevy in Oklahoma City and serving as Vice-President and Associate General Counsel at Chesapeake Energy. Before entering the private sector, Miles had a distinguished public career that included service as the Secretary of the Environment for the State of Oklahoma. Miles holds a J.D. from Harvard Law School and a B.A. in Political Science and Classics from Stanford University.

Jenna Hermann is Project Canary's Chief Revenue Officer, a passionate technology leader dedicated to solving complex customer challenges through innovative solutions. Jenna thrives on creating tangible business impact by making customers' lives easier and more efficient through technology. At Project Canary, she is driven by the mission to help customers understand and reduce the hidden operational tax related to their emission management.

With over 15 years of experience spanning both startups and established companies, Jenna has consistently pioneered new approaches to energy sector challenges. Her leadership journey includes transformational roles at Oracle, Bidgely, Smart Wires, and most recently Insight M, where she built high-performing teams that delivered exceptional results by putting customer needs at the center of strategy.
She holds a degree in Civil Engineering from Columbia University, with additional studies in Physics and Spanish from Willamette University. Her interdisciplinary background in engineering, energy, and technology enables her to bridge technical and business considerations, driving Project Canary's continued market expansion and customer success.

With over 20 years of experience in the energy industry, Tony brings deep expertise in executive leadership, sales, project management, and engineering. He leads our global initiatives for utility clients, aligning their technology strategies, emissions goals, and risk reduction efforts.

Tony has a strong track record of delivering innovative technology solutions, SaaS platforms, and large-scale energy infrastructure projects. His customer-first approach and deep industry insight consistently drive sustainable growth and long-term value for clients and Project Canary.

Josh Dunaway is responsible for all aspects of corporate finance and accounting, including fundraising, capital planning and financial operations. He brings leadership experience in complex, capital-intensive and first-of-a-kind environments. Josh’s track record of transactions, corporate development and restructuring has focused on executing transformative strategic plans. At Project Canary, he partners with all business functions to shape growth and enterprise value.

Josh is passionate about climate tech and building scalable businesses that use innovation to create paradigm shifts. Prior to joining Project Canary, Josh led FP&A and later the Finance & Accounting functions at AeroFarms, driving the company’s transition from venture stage to profitable growth at scale.

Josh began his career in investment banking at J.P. Morgan, where he executed capital markets and M&A transactions for Fortune 500 and emerging growth companies. He holds a BS in Management Science from MIT, with a minor in Mathematics.