AllHere claimed nearly $2.9 million in property and just shy of that — $1.75 million — in liabilities. The company’s actual assets, Toby Jackson acknowledged in court, are much lower.

AllHere Education Inc. founder Joanna Smith-Griffin was charged with securities fraud, wire fraud and identity theft. Smith-Griffin is accused of getting nearly $10 million from investors and ...

By the time AllHere went bankrupt earlier this year, AllHere never had more than 31 customers total — less than a third the number Smith-Griffin told investors she had by early 2021.

AllHere is now in bankruptcy proceedings, prosectors said, and all of its employees have been laid off. “Her alleged actions impacted the potential for improved learning environments across ...

AllHere founder and CEO Joanna Smith-Griffin ran what appeared to be a fast-growing AI education startup. The FBI claims she was faking financials and lying to investors.

Federal prosecutors have subpoenaed documents from the bankruptcy of failed education technology company AllHere, a once-lauded startup that boasted $12 million in venture capital and a $6 million ...

The founder of an AI startup once featured on Forbes’ “30 Under 30” list was charged Tuesday with defrauding investors. Joanna Smith-Griffin, 33, who founded AllHere Education, was arrested ...

Several other creditors listed in AllHere’s bankruptcy case have ties to Carvalho, including the communications firm of his former spokesperson when he was superintendent in Miami and the ...

After AllHere’s investors began comparing notes, the company’s board removed Smith-Griffin as CEO. In June 2024, AllHere furloughed most of its employees and the next month it filed for ...

Once touted on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in 2021, Smith-Griffin was forced out of AllHere in June 2024 as the company collapsed and filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. She now faces up to 40 years ...

AllHere Education founder Joanna Smith-Griffin raised almost $10 million by inflating the startup’s revenue and claiming to have contracts with big customers it didn’t have, prosecutors say.