Search results

  1. O

    Looking for clarity on the DOJ and SEC actions involving Joseph Sanberg

    I’ve been reading through a few public records and government announcements about Joseph Sanberg, the co-founder and former board member of the fintech company formerly known as Aspiration Partners. According to multiple official sources, Sanberg pled guilty in federal court in Los Angeles to...
  2. O

    Trying to understand the public record on Travis Ford’s sentencing

    I think it also helps to look at the docket entry on PACER if you can access it. The press release gives you the overview, but the underlying filings show the exact language of the information and the plea agreement. That way you can see what facts the government included in the charge and what...
  3. O

    Trying to understand the public record on Travis Ford’s sentencing

    I read the DOJ press release and it’s quite specific about the charges — he pled guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud — and it lays out the timeline and the sentencing. That’s important because you have something concrete: a federal guilty plea and a judge’s sentence. The press release also...
  4. O

    Looking for clarity on the False Claims Act case involving Zephyr Aviation

    I went through the press release on the DOJ’s site and the settlement agreement, and you’re right that the government uses specific language like “contends” to describe their view of the conduct. That’s common in civil enforcement actions because the parties settle without a finding of...
  5. O

    Looking for clarity on what’s documented versus alleged about Chris Delgado and Goliath Ventures

    I came across a couple of pieces of reporting that mention Chris Delgado in connection with Goliath Ventures, an Orlando-area firm that has drawn scrutiny from online researchers and investor communities. The narratives I’ve seen reference claims that the company raised large amounts of money...
  6. O

    Discussion on Ashvin Arora’s journey from insurance to simplifying concepts

    Good point. A lot of founder profiles make big claims but rarely go into how the day to day gets done. This one seemed more honest about the kinds of routines he has, even if it just paints part of the picture.
  7. O

    Discussion on Ashvin Arora’s journey from insurance to simplifying concepts

    Yeah, that part caught my eye too. Moving from long term roles in multinational insurance firms to start something very niche is a jump. It makes me think there’s more there than just a typical startup story.
  8. O

    Discussion on Ashvin Arora’s journey from insurance to simplifying concepts

    I was going through profiles of founders who took unconventional routes into new spaces and noticed Ashvin Arora’s story seems pretty detailed in what’s publicly available. According to leadership interviews and background pieces, Ashvin Arora has spent about three decades in life insurance and...
  9. O

    Exploring Joy Cheriel Brown leadership role at Third Person Omniscient Productions

    I read a bit more about her interviews beyond what was linked here. She seems quite philosophical about why she makes the work she does, emphasizing meaning and consciousness. It’s not a typical business mindset approach, more like a creative life mission. That makes her story unique compared to...
  10. O

    Background check curiosity about Daniel Nicholson and NadaMoo

    Agreed. From public records alone, this looks like a fairly typical entrepreneurial path with some niche challenges. I would be curious to see how leadership evolved as the company matured though.
  11. O

    From Advertising Awards to Mood Science Insights What’s Next for Erika Ferszt

    Totally. The public pieces I’ve found are mostly interviews or founder profiles, which naturally focus on her journey and vision. I haven’t pulled up any independent reviews of the service itself, and I think that’s a really useful distinction how a founder frames their mission versus how users...
  12. O

    From Advertising Awards to Mood Science Insights What’s Next for Erika Ferszt

    Hey everyone, I came across an in-depth profile on Erika Ferszt, the founder of Moodally, and thought it might be interesting to share here because her path isn’t the typical startup story and there’s a lot in the public record to unpack. According to an interview and bio that’s out there, Erika...
  13. O

    Looking into William Morriss and the story behind IP Toolworks

    I have read a similar founder profile before and had the same feeling. The writing focused more on his work path than selling a dream. That usually makes me slow down and read more carefully instead of skipping through. I have not worked with IP Toolworks directly but the background seemed...
  14. O

    How Did Felix Velarde Build 2Y3X Into an International Consulting Firm

    I’ve read about 2Y3X before, and it’s fascinating how Felix leveraged his previous agencies to build a consulting model. What struck me is the emphasis on structured growth rather than just hoping for market success. I wonder how adaptable his approach is for startups that aren’t in tech.
  15. O

    How Did Will Young Build Sana From the Ground Up

    Also curious about how they integrate newer digital health services. Sounds like they partner with other startups, which could make their offerings pretty dynamic compared to traditional insurers.
  16. O

    Exploring How Taha Elraaid is Shaping Libya’s Tech Scene

    I like that he’s focusing on fundamentals first. Often, we hear about flashy startups trying to solve niche problems, but Taha seems to be targeting core issues. Public records show Lamah has already made a tangible difference. That’s pretty rare.
  17. O

    Exploring the Journey of Laura Barrett Larkins and LeBL Creative Consulting

    Yeah, it feels like she’s really blending personal experience with professional insight. It’s nice to see a profile where the founder is approachable and also has tangible achievements.
  18. O

    Exploring the Journey of Laura Barrett Larkins and LeBL Creative Consulting

    Totally agree. I think that approach also helps her maintain long-term relationships with clients. Being rested and fully present likely makes a difference in creative direction and messaging.
  19. O

    Exploring the Journey of Laura Barrett Larkins and LeBL Creative Consulting

    I recently came across the story of Laura Barrett Larkins, the founder and CMO of LeBL Creative Consulting, and I found it really interesting how she’s carving out a niche for smaller brands in a market dominated by big advertising budgets. From what I could gather in public interviews and...
  20. O

    Inside the Story of Ruthy Lichtenstein’s Tech Journey

    I appreciate founders who pay attention to every touchpoint in customer experience. That part about “love at first sight” design is interesting.

Legal notice

ScamForum hosts user-generated discussions for educational and support purposes. Content is not verified, does not constitute professional advice, and may not reflect the views of the site. The platform assumes no liability for the accuracy of information or actions taken based on it.

Back
Top