Thelvanor, PBC
A public benefit corporation forming in Texas. One founder, no employees, no revenue, and a $1,000 build budget. The scale is the point.
Structure.
A public benefit corporation is a for-profit company whose charter names a public benefit and obliges the board to weigh it alongside shareholder return. Thelvanor is choosing the form before it has anything to sell so that the measure-before-claiming rule is written into the charter rather than into a marketing page. Formation budget: $500. Status: forming.
Founder.
Aldrich K. Wooden, Sr.
Learning professional with a background in federal acquisition, compliance, and IT infrastructure. U.S. Army veteran. MBA; completing an M.S. in Information Technology ahead of doctoral study in engineering management. About two years into the technical domain, and building Keg-1 to learn energy, compute, and data centers from first principles, in public.
Contact.
For research correspondence, replication, or partnership on the measurement phases: khaaliswooden@gmail.com. For code, issues, and the site itself: the repository.