Loopie is on a mission to strengthen communities through our innovative platform. We launched in 2018, creating a tech-enabled service utilizing a peer-to-peer managed marketplace model. This approach turned depreciating assets (washers and dryers) into revenue-generating machines, offering a faster, more cost-effective alternative to traditional laundry wash & fold delivery services.After validating our unique model, we raised $4M in early-stage venture capital, scaled to nine cities, and generated over $3M in sales. In 2023, we sold the laundry business to industry leaders Rinse and HappyNest. Since then, Loopie has transitioned into consulting, leveraging our experience in the laundry industry to help other businesses grow, using unique insights from data to help them strengthen their communities.Now, we’re excited to introduce our new service offering, Feedback Loop. This cutting-edge service combines human insight and AI technology to help businesses better understand their customers through CCTV data analysis, delivering actionable insights for laundromats, retailers, and beyond.Links: https://loopie.ai/https://www.instagram.com/loopielaundry/https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/loopiehttps://gust.com/companies/loopielaundryhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/loopieinc/https://angel.co/company/loopiePress:https://loopie.ai/f/introducing-feedback-loop-a-new-era-of-customer-insighthttps://www.king5.com/article/entertainment/television/programs/evening/hate-doing-laundry-theres-an-app-for-that/281-a21402a5-f4de-43f2-b202-37e4bb1bd508https://www.entrepreneurnews.co.uk/startup/early-uber-investor-jason-calacanis-joins-the-fold-at-loopie-laundry-by-backing-peer-to-peer-startup/https://www.geekwire.com/2019/loopie-llc/https://www.thefounderpod.com/founder-episodes/loopiehttps://www.builtinseattle.com/2020/01/21/50-seattle-startups-watch-2020https://medium.com/@lisamillerbrowdy/how-doing-laundry-helped-me-survive-2020-e3dfcf0ca0a5

Since 2017 I have worked hard to document and share hundreds of stories of the Emerald City and Seattleites through spontaneous street portraits. www.instagram.com/seattleserendipity

Co-op artist at Walla Walla's Studio Articolore.

An online DeviantArt gallery created to represent the homeless, starving, unemployed and anyone less fortunate than ourselves through art, writing and photography. Features include six folders: "Featured", "Photography- portraits", "Children", "Paintings and Drawings", "Awareness Activism", and "Writings, Poetry, Stories" as well as a Quote of the Day journal and a Favorites page. http://howtheotherhalflives.deviantart.com/

In charge of development of wireframes and MVP proposals for a failed Augmented Reality mobile application startup, VisitorGO.

Letsvid360 was a failed video production company specializing in 360 media content. Through creating early stage immersive experiences with a unique blend of cameras, editing software, and stitching techniques Letsvid360 allows viewers to experience videos, places, people, and their stories like never before. *In order to watch in 360 viewers must use the official youtube app for smartphones and tablets or Google Chrome for laptop and Desktop computers.

My artistic photography has been featured in the Montclair Art Museums first Affordable Art Fair in 2010, The Montclair Public Library in January 2012, The Parlor Hair Studio from May - October 2012, Marcy's Bar and Lounge from February - April 2013 and has also been featured in The Whitman College Pioneer, the cover of the 2013-2014 Whitman college planner, and the Blue Moon Magazine (2013, 2014). My portfolio of street photography won a regional Gold Key Scholastic Art Award in 2012. In 2015 I produced my first fully digital series, 'Digital Dunes' which was Featured at the Whitman Art's & Craft's Fair in December of 2015. In November, 2016 I became a co-op partner with Studio ArtiColore in downtown Walla Walla. Website: www.johnvleephotography.com Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/johnvleephotography Archive: http://artiseverywhere410.tumblr.com/archive

As a gallery attendant I was responsible for logging new gallery visitors and securing the gallery space at closing time. Other responsibilities included helping set up new exhibits, scanning prints, and occasionally selling artists' work.

Responsible for photographing dress rehearsal performances and then adding photos to the theatre's archives.

•Giving feedback on budget requests and on the top priorities of the College•Advising the President on tuition increases, the level of financial aid awarded, compensation, and fringe benefits pools for faculty and staff. •Focusing on maintaining a balance between keeping tuition affordable and providing the resources needed to continue to strengthen the College’s programs and services.

Photographing various campus activities ranging from lectures to sporting events. Responsible for sending images via Google Drive to head communications photographer.

In charge of creating short documentary features, "Mini-Docs" for the Whitman College Pioneer- the weekly newspaper. Featured on the Pioneer's vimeo page and website.

Responsible for Letsvid brand development, web site traffic growth, daily posts, web site UI and the creation of original content for Letsvid, a failed charitable video network. "An aspiring charitable social network for now Letsvid will serve as a platform for people to access inspirational, artistic or funny videos for their entertainment and enjoyment through their computers and mobile iOS devices. Letsvid.com: Videos for a happier world."

The goal of the NJNYC Railtrail project is to explore the feasibility of a “rails-with-trails” recreational and commuting bike and pedestrian path from the Bay Street rail station in Montclair approximately 11 miles into Jersey City. Worked as an admin and moderator of the New York- New Jersey Rail Trail Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/New-York-New-Jersey-Rail-Trail/361421890300

Selling 100% recycled products and donating profits to charitable causes and organizations.