Marc Kirshbaum

Well, we, we, you know, we, we practice what we preach.

So we've got a distributed team.

Um, we've got a core team of people here in Provo, Utah, in Eugene, Oregon, um, some people in the Boston area, a couple of people in Europe and the rest are, are distributed.

So the company has been around actually for 10 years and the patents go back to that original filing.

So 2008?

Yep.

Yep.

Since 2008 and the company has evolved.

So, you know, I more look at, you know, where we're going and where the growth is now, because it really is frankly irrelevant as to how much money historically has gone into the company.

Yeah.

So since 2015, 2015 or so, there's been approximately, you know, five to $7 million that has gone into money.

And the three years prior to that, there was probably about the same amount of money.

Yeah.

In the current iteration of Sokoko.

Yeah, so there was a transition in June.

The prior CEO did a great job of bringing our platform up to date from an audio-video perspective.

But traditionally, it was a proprietary platform because when you think about it, if you go back to 2008, Sokoko predates the prevalence of audio-video and chat.

So it was a completely proprietary platform.

And now the shift has been since coming on board so that it is focused on connecting

Sococo, for example.