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Did Daniel Bokun co-found GIMME360?
Yes. Toronto Metropolitan University's Ted Rogers School alumni-award page describes him as "Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of GIMME360 Inc.", and TMU's news story of 5 May 2017 names him as a co-founder alongside Lucas Bruno and Josiah Crombie.
What happened when GIMME360 went on Dragons' Den?
The team landed "four Dragons for $125,000 for 20 per cent of their company", with an option for the Dragons to put in another $125,000 for 10 per cent within 12 months, per Ted Rogers School of Management news, 28 March 2018. The episode aired that month.
What is GIMME360?
A Toronto company founded in 2016 that built ARC, the Augmented Reality Cloud, first as a marketplace for 3D model illustrators and then as an AR/VR tool for enterprise customers (CENGN case study, checked 2026-09-21). It began in apparel: The Eyeopener, 22 November 2016, described garments with a chip you tap with a phone to watch 360-degree video of clean-water work, with Ryan's Well Foundation and 1,001 Fontaines as partners.
What does Daniel Bokun do now?
Not established. The most recent page confirming his role is TMU's 2019 alumni-award profile, which said the company was then closing a Series A. Both company domains are dead — gimme360.ca refused the connection and gimme360.com did not resolve — and no 2025 or 2026 source about him was found (checked 2026-09-21).