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Guys, Chantico technology is doing $35,000 a month today across $5,000. Check it out right now at Gitlatka.com.

Guys, Tentico technology is doing $35,000 a month today across five customers with 100 paid seats at $350 a buck.

She's invented this idea called recursion partitioning.

They've got 1,000 events that help RIA advisors and understand how their portfolios might perform if some combination of these 1,000 outputs, these 1,000 events combined together, helps them do sort of disaster planning in an efficient way, just scaling

here nicely, 425,000 pre-seed raised last year to 5 million cap, raising a little bit more this year as she

looks to scale with a team of 8.

Hey, folks, my guest today is Ms. Gina Sanchez.

She's a CEO of Chantico Technology and Investment in Technology Software Publisher. In addition, she serves as chairwoman of the Los Angeles County Employee Retirement Association, Board of Retirement, and as a member of the Border Directors for Cedar Sinai Hospital. She also serves as an advisory board member to the UCLA Masters of Financial and Engineering Program.

Gina, you ready to take us to the top?

I'm ready to do it.

You've got your plate full. You're doing a lot of stuff.

How much time can you spend on Chantico?

Well, I spend all my time on Chantico, actually.

So, you know, I have one last year as public service to LA County Employer Retirement Association,

which I've done for six years.

And, you know, I launched Tantico Technology actually last year in 2021,

or at the end of 2021, and we got going in 2022 with fundraising and secured our first round of pre-feed funding in

2022. So this has been what I live and breathe for since that moment. That's awesome. Okay,

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