Alpine Media Technology, a Centennial startup making chairlift panels with digital screens, has raised $150,000, according to SEC filings.
Co-founder Freddie Peyerl said the money will help Alpine produce its products for the upcoming winter season.
Alpine Media Technology has signed agreements to install their digital media screens on chairlift safety bars at Winter Park Resort and Wachusett Mountain Ski Area, with plans to install up to 180 display screens – one for each seat – on Mary Jane’s six-person SuperGauge chairlift at Winter Park, as well as up to 120 displays at Wachusett.
If the digital panels receive the necessary approval from the lift manufacturer and USFS in time to install the units for the upcoming season, Alpine Media Technology hopes to move forward with 4,000 to 6,000 displays at 10 resorts next year. They have not yet signed contracts with advertisers, but is pitching to Meier Skis, Craig Hospital CDOT and Intrawest.
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Co-founder Freddie Peyerl said the money will help Alpine produce its products for the upcoming winter season.
Alpine Media Technology has signed agreements to install their digital media screens on chairlift safety bars at Winter Park Resort and Wachusett Mountain Ski Area, with plans to install up to 180 display screens – one for each seat – on Mary Jane’s six-person SuperGauge chairlift at Winter Park, as well as up to 120 displays at Wachusett.
If the digital panels receive the necessary approval from the lift manufacturer and USFS in time to install the units for the upcoming season, Alpine Media Technology hopes to move forward with 4,000 to 6,000 displays at 10 resorts next year. They have not yet signed contracts with advertisers, but is pitching to Meier Skis, Craig Hospital CDOT and Intrawest.
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