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Behind a $5 million valuation and some national attention, tech startup IGPS has eyes on bigger days ahead by filling a growing demand.

Brothers Anthony (left) and Dallas Vasquez founded iGPS Watch in 2015. They expect 400% increase in revenues in 2019. Stefania Pifferi photo
Brothers Anthony (left) and Dallas Vasquez founded iGPS Watch in 2015. They expect 400% increase in revenues in 2019. Stefania Pifferi photo
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Brothers Dallas and Anthony Vasquez, for a time, were content earning a living running Alerts 911. It's a company they founded to provide GPS and communication devices to patients suffering with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia.

But they weren’t satisfying their entrepreneurial itch to innovate. 

 

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