Joanna Smith-Griffin Indicted for Fraud

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Another Forbes 30 Under 30 CEO Is Indicted for Fraud

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Joanna Smith-Griffin was the CEO of AllHere Education , which convinced districts to spend as much as $6 million on an animated talking sun named Ed .

The company collapsed earlier this year and filed for bankruptcy as questions swirled about its finances.

The indictment alleges that the company’s problems began as early as 2021 when it courted investors for a funding round.

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