Ryan Gottfried

It's a very large platform.

There are three parties that are involved.

You have the Chase Bank, you have the management layer, which is Brightview, and then you have the subcontractors.

So it's pretty much...

you know, an Uber type suit, supply and demand play, we think we're going to need, you know, five, seven plus million, you know, to really see growth.

we're letting the market to find the valuation.

It's complicated, but we'll see over 30 million for sure.

Yeah, it's just based on what we're willing to give up in the business.

We think that's a very fair amount to give up.

We believe in the growth of the business.

We believe in the land grab that we're going into this market and we can really capitalize and

And it's a $680 billion market.

And there's no editors.

So with that, you know, quickly, and we believe in, you know, our, our information that, you know, been evolving since 1963.

Yeah.

So we're, we're looking specifically in the venture space really going for high growth in terms of

the actual play that we have here.

If you think about Uber and what Uber was able to do to the taxi industry, we believe we're on the cusp of doing this in the service management, facility management space.

So being able to

take an operating model that's currently working and fully optimizing it, where you can allow these subcontractors to get matched up with these properties through an automated artificial intelligence type engine.