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Co-founder and CEO of Go1, a $3B edtech unicorn
Credibility
Traction · 92th percentile
- Go1 last raised at a ~$3 billion valuation, confirmed by multiple sources describing it as a $3B unicorn.
- Chris Eigeland is a named related person on SEC Form D filings by Apiom, Inc., with the largest offering of $76.4M sold.
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Founder score
- 99%Probability of being accurate (99%)Chris Eigeland is a named related person on SEC Form D filings by Apiom, Inc., with the largest offering of $76.4M sold.
- 98%Probability of being accurate (98%)Current founder and CEO of Go1.
- 97%Probability of being accurate (97%)Go1 was co-founded with multiple co-founders including Andrew Barnes, Chris Hood, and Vu Tran.
- 95%Probability of being accurate (95%)go1.com ranks #194,443 on the Majestic Million (global domain prominence).
- 92%Probability of being accurate (92%)Go1 last raised at a ~$3 billion valuation, confirmed by multiple sources describing it as a $3B unicorn.
- 75%Probability of being accurate (75%)Past founder of The Schoolbag, a nonprofit he co-founded and operated from 2010 to 2014.
Investor score
- 82%Probability of being accurate (82%)Publicly identified as an angel investor across multiple sources including Tracxn.
- 45%Probability of being accurate (45%)Has been active as an angel investor since at least 2015, giving approximately 1 year of investing experience on record.
What you likely need
You'd get the most out of Festival events that put you in rooms with late-stage and public-market operators who've navigated the IPO window, and with AI-native product leaders who can sharpen Go1's differentiation story against legacy LMS incumbents. Events that bridge your UNESCO and multilateral policy access with enterprise procurement decision-makers would unlock the kind of large, sticky government contracts that strengthen a pre-IPO revenue narrative. A structured founder wellbeing dinner with other decade-long builders who've recently consolidated leadership would also be unusually high-value for you right now.
Would you attend these IRL Festival events?
We will tune and customize your Founder Festival experience to make sure you get invited to the events that would be most valuable to you.
- fundraisingA confidential dinner for $1B+ valuation founders actively in the IPO readiness window — Klarna, Canva, and Databricks alumni included — to compare S-1 preparation timelines, bulge-bracket bank selection, and CFO war stories
- positioningA positioning roundtable for enterprise SaaS founders publicly competing against legacy incumbents (think Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, Cornerstone) to workshop AI-native product narratives ahead of keynote and press cycles
- introsA closed dinner connecting UNESCO, World Bank, and OECD workforce-development program officers with edtech and L&D founders who hold multilateral advisory roles, focused on turning policy access into enterprise procurement relationships
- hiringA roundtable for unicorn CEOs currently hiring a world-class CPO to share candidate pipelines, comp benchmarks, and AI product leadership profiles — with operators who've scaled product orgs through the 300–500 employee inflection point
- introsA dinner for active founder-angels with $5M+ deployed who are building or formalizing their public investment portfolios on AngelList, to swap deal flow, co-investment structures, and strategies for attracting inbound from other top founders
- tacticalA tactical lunch for founders with formal university board or finance committee seats — Griffith, UNSW, Monash alumni networks included — to workshop how to convert institutional governance access into signed research partnerships and edtech pilots
- wellbeingA private dinner for founders who've been building the same company for 10+ years and recently navigated a major leadership transition, to share structured reflection practices and burnout prevention frameworks with peers who've lived the same arc