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AGvisorPRO Announces Name Change to T1 Technology Corp., Expansion Plans

Calgary – T1 Technology Corp. (formerly AGvisorPRO Inc) announced the successful close of its $3 million Seed Round, led by a coalition of farmers, family offices and prominent investors including the family office of Robert L. Siegfried, Jr., Founder and CEO of The Siegfried Group, and PROAGINVEST LLC. This strategic funding round will drive the company’s growth in the agricultural and equipment sectors as it rebrands and expands its innovative technology offerings.

New Name, Broader Vision

The company, previously known as AGvisorPRO Inc, has rebranded as T1 Technology Corporation to better reflect its two distinct divisions: AGvisorPRO, a B2C mobile connectivity platform, and visorPRO, a B2B AI-driven LLM solution designed specifically for the equipment sector. The name change is a tribute to the T1 brand on the family farm of CEO, Robert Saik.

“Changing our name to T1 Technology Corporation or T1TC pays homage to where I started my career and enables us to better explain our innovations,” said Robert Saik, CEO. “With AGvisorPRO, we continue to empower farmers by connecting them with trusted experts and companies, while visorPRO significantly enhances technical service and customer support at equipment dealerships.”

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