Jennifer Meyer

Yeah, we've actually have... The higher volume is actually tied to our commercial clients.

So for example, we have a couple of chiropractors and they do two or three loads of laundry with us a week.

And we also have property managers who do short-term property rentals like Airbnb.

who we just do their laundry for them on a turnover.

We probably have about 30 customers.

So the business was launched in early 2020 and I was not part of that early launch.

There were two co-founders and they were able to get a seed investment from a family member.

And with that, they were able to build the two apps, the customer app, the washer app, and then also an admin app.

This is all in 2020, right?

And 2020 and through 2021.

It was 900,000.

2020.

So funding ran out.

One of the co-founders needed to have income.

So he had to leave the company and has now since found a job elsewhere.

And the existing co-founder and his advisors suggested that having a female CEO for this type of company would make sense.

And so they looked for one and just one that wants to come in on a risk on an equity company.

And so I started last July.

Of the equity.

Well, my strengths are not in technology development.