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FanFood is a mobile ordering platform dedicated to enhancing the guest experience at live events. The consumer app allows fans to explore concessions, order-ahead for express pick-up, or get them delivered to their seat. The company helps take stadiums goes cashless and designed to take pressure off concession lines, improve staff efficiency and increase sales. FanFood has secured partnerships with properties owned and operated by the MLS, NCAA, MiLB Baseball, and Formula One. FanFood is a nationwide brand built for sports and live entertainment. FanFood is executing events every day and has over 25,000 users on the ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Jeremy Niecikowski
Chief Technology Officer Profile

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