Before incorporation
Partnership and profit-sharing origins
Founder-reported LP phase; original agreement and conversion records pending.
[Record 007, founder account]Historical timeline
People. Practice. Then and now.
The timeline distinguishes reported events, document dates, reviewer experiences, and facts awaiting primary instruments.
November 18, 2016
Reported incorporation date
The 2017, 2021, 2024 and 2025 returns consistently report this date. The 2021 state schedule also reports it as business commencement.
[Record 006, PDF pp. 2, 22]2017 tax year
Early business-services checkpoint
Return reports business services and an E-Vision Project Development / John Bryant ownership split. The supplied packet is dated in 2022.
[Record 005, PDF pp. 2, 4, 7]2021 tax year
Training and shared offices
Reported training, office-space rental and IT-related services provide an operating-history checkpoint.
[Record 006, PDF p. 5]2024 tax year
Reported leadership roles
Jermaine Whiteside appears as Director and John Bryant as CEO. Ownership reporting conflicts with the later explanatory memo.
[Record 004, PDF pp. 8, 27]2025 tax year
Transition records
Final-return box selected; prepared Form 966 reports plan adoption December 31, 2025. Filing acceptance and completed state dissolution remain unverified.
[Record 001, PDF pp. 2, 9]2017–2022 review dates
Participant experiences preserved
Retained reviews describe startup, technology, and practical training assistance. Reviewer identities and live content remain unverified.
[Record 009, screen photographs]December 2024
Registered-agent service transition
Announcement and resignation-submission receipts provide a dated service-wind-down record, distinct from corporate dissolution.
[Record 011, announcement and receipts]2026 archive intake
Reconciling the record
A 40-row accounting roster includes affiliates, vendors, individuals, and a likely duplicate name. It does not establish 40 distinct entrepreneurs or corroborate a 100-plus beneficiary total. Original LP and ownership records remain priority sources.
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