Tanoshi
Tanoshi is closing the worldwide tech learning gap. We have quickly grown to be a top seller on Amazon and Walmart.com, generating millions in revenue. Our goal is to help kids around the world have a brighter future.
- Security Type
- Common Stock
- Industry
- Tech
- Min Investment
- $249
- Location
-
Oakland, CA
- Min Raise
- $9,999
- Offering Date
- May 05, 2021
- Max Raise
- $1,069,998
- Expected Close Date
- November 01, 2021
- Amount Raised
- $66,900
Management
Brad Johnston, CEO, Chairman Board of Directors and Co-Founder Over 17 years of experience in the consumer electronics industry. Worked for Vizio and Toshiba. Consulted for Dell, HP, Intel, Fujitsu, Logitech
Lisa Love, CMO, Board Member and Co-Founder
Oversee the planning, development, and execution of the marketing strategy for Tanoshi.
Josh Traub, COO, General Counsel and Co-Founder
Oversees legal, risk management, logistic, HR, finance, and day-to-day operations. BS Computer Sci Georgia tech, MS in HST Ivan Allen College, J. D. Georgia State College of Law, LL.M. Santa Clara University School of Law 15+ years experience as a transactional attorney; guided companies on start-up, licensing, intellectual property, and non-profit issues.
Lisa Love, CMO, Board Member and Co-Founder
Oversee the planning, development, and execution of the marketing strategy for Tanoshi.
Josh Traub, COO, General Counsel and Co-Founder
Oversees legal, risk management, logistic, HR, finance, and day-to-day operations. BS Computer Sci Georgia tech, MS in HST Ivan Allen College, J. D. Georgia State College of Law, LL.M. Santa Clara University School of Law 15+ years experience as a transactional attorney; guided companies on start-up, licensing, intellectual property, and non-profit issues.
Security Description
Common stock is a security that represents ownership in a corporation.
Key Deal Facts
Closing the homework gap: Tanoshi computers start at only $199 and they're built to work with or without high-speed internet at home.
Strong consumer demand: Generated over lifetime $2.5M in actual revenue, sold more than 10,000 computers and sold out 7 times in 3 years.
Real traction: Best-seller on Amazon and Walmart.com. As seen on Shark Tank.