Grindr Inc. announced that Chief Financial Officer Vanna Krantz will be stepping down once her successor is appointed, but she will remain in her role during the transition. Over the past three years, Krantz has played a pivotal part in guiding the company through its public listing, investor relations development, and implementation of both mid- and long-term strategic planning. The company has initiated a comprehensive search for a new CFO to support its next phase of expansion.
In conjunction with the announcement, Grindr reaffirmed its previous full-year 2025 financial guidance, maintaining expectations for at least 26% revenue growth and an Adjusted EBITDA margin of 43% or higher, driven by anticipated second-quarter performance and user trends.
Grindr’s CEO, George Arison, praised Krantz’s leadership in helping the company navigate its early stages as a public company. He lauded her role in establishing foundational financial structures, long-term planning, and her resilience during turbulent periods. Krantz echoed these sentiments, expressing gratitude for her time working alongside Arison and the board to build value for shareholders while preserving Grindr’s community focus.
This announcement comes as Grindr also published its Q2 2025 financial report, offering a comprehensive view of the company’s performance. Grindr posted revenue of $104 million, a 27% increase year-over-year, along with net income of $17 million, translating to a 16% net margin. The full report is available on the Grindr website, with the earnings call transcript also being available.
