Tony Tillery

San Ramon, CA (USA)
Role(s):
Associate/Staff

TrendChirp

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Location: San Ramon
Industry: Technology/Web
Year Founded: 2010
Number Employees: 1-10 people
Business Stage: Creation/Idea
Entity Type: "C" Corporation
Description: (URL removed) is a social discovery and shopping network that will offer fashion related shopping deals i.e. "flash sells" and sell advertising space while providing a community forum through its online platform to members. Members that enroll on the website and mobile online platform will be provided with a forum that they can use to connect to friends, family and other enrolled members. Each user will have a profile that showcases personal information and insight into their personal fashion style, taste, trends and fashion related purchases. Mission Statement To provide members a fun and social platform to "flaunt" in real time what they're wearing, and how they're wearing it; "share" in real time what they're buying, their purchase experiences and recommendations on new places and brands to shop; "inspire" others with their trends, money saving tip, hot discoveries, while connecting with friends with similar shopping and fashion trends, and more all in real-time. High Lights: Pre-Beta Launch Site secured over 100,000 registered viewers in 3 weeks Secured over 200,000 registered viewers in over 80 country since launching Pre-Beta Launch Site in June 2011 Already secured 250K in Angel Funding Key Advisors: Keith Perrin, Founding Member/ Co-Founder of FUBU (iconic fashion brand: More than $6B in global retail sales.) Diana Pipia, Fashion Merchant Liaison: Led brand development of American Eagle Women, Saks Fifth Avenue "The Works", Harley Davidson Women, Ann Taylor Weekend, DKNY Kids. Mike Green, Advisor: (National Award Winning Journalist: Technology and Startups) Joe Rubin, Advisor: (URL removed) Carr Ferrell, Legal Counsel: Lead Counsel for Facebook, Zynga and Admob patents and several other major high growth tech startups. Admob was purchased by Google for $750 million in 2009. (URL removed) (URL removed)