SAN DIEGO – Before there was sports entertainment and manufacturing company True Movement Tech (TMT), there were just two brothers running a small gymnastics facility in Miramar, excited to get people moving.

After establishing their first gym, San Diego United Training Center, in 2010, the pair opened a second location. Before long, TMT was established, bringing founder and CEO Joseph Gram and his brother into the world of athletic equipment manufacturing.

“Our story is one of growth, expansion and new endeavors,” Gram said.

That growth has manifested itself most recently in the company’s acquisition of Mancino Manufacturing Co., a 60-year-old Pennsylvania-based safety padding manufacturer.

“As new opportunities come up, we notice gaps in our manufacturing, and what product lines are missing,” Gram said. “We were doing really well with steel. We were doing really well with inflatables, but with foam, we were reselling. So, we were looking for an opportunity to acquire.

“The match [with Mancino] was great. I’ve been calling us a brother and sister company,” he continued.

A Campaign of Acquisitions

TMT’s acquisition of Mancino will be its largest yet, doubling the company’s employee count and revenue, said Gram.

“We were selling nationally and internationally before but having offices in two states is just a pragmatic difference,” Gram said. “There’s a geographic maturing. There is an employee base maturing. There is a gross top-line revenue maturing. Strategically, it puts us in a prime position. There aren’t too many people inside the United States who have the resources we do under one roof.”

According to Gram, TMT is in an intentional era of expansion. The company’s family of brands has grown to include AirTrack, Superior Trampoline Manufacturing and XR Sports.
“I was anxious to get [acquisitions] done as a proof of concept, because I do think there are a lot of other products and brands that would fit right in with us,” Gram said. “I think that there is a large amount of growth to go, and we haven’t even been scratching the surface.”

In the future, Gram hopes to acquire more companies in the technology, lighting, molding rope and environmental aesthetics spaces.

This year, TMT’s projected top-line revenue is about $13 million, although Gram said that depending on the speed of growth, it could reach up to $20 million. In 2024, top-line revenue was $8 million and in 2023 it was $6 million. Most of the company’s growth has been driven by expansion of services and products.

TMT not only operates athletic entertainment facilities, but also offers design, equipment, construction and maintenance of such facilities.

Another component of growth is TMT’s XR Sports Division, in which the company develops technology to engage youth with movement. Every company now is a technology company, said Gram, and this division is one way that TMT aims to capture attention for investment and marketing.

“We’re all comfortable with and surrounded by technology, but that doesn’t necessarily mean we have to sit down and not move,” Gram said. “Embedding technology in our play is exciting, but we have to be really creative about it.”

TMT has several technology projects in development and would like to turn them into products. For Head of the XR Sports Division Jenny Gram, activating youth “sets my soul on fire.”

“We are trying to reimagine active play for the digital generation,” she said. “We have kids with their heads in their iPads, so how can we inspire movement through technology?”

Local-First Production

Domestic sourcing and production are central values at TMT. The company’s “local-first production” philosophy prioritizes U.S. manufacturers. TMT also hopes to provide a holistic option for domestic sourcing in the industry with its well-rounded offerings.

According to Gram, the sports entertainment industry is still evolving, and he wants to be a leader in that evolution.

“Consolidation and growth should happen in the US, and if no one else is going to do it, then we’ll do it right,” Gram said. “I’d argue that—although we have a long way to go—we are quickly becoming one of the larger sports entertainment manufacturing companies.”
Local-first production means that, while TMT still sources some raw materials from overseas, it prioritizes U.S. sourcing and partnerships. TMT also strives to become a go-to source for other companies.

“The looming challenge is importing and selling from China. It feels like you’re competing with an absolute behemoth at all times,” Gram said. “Our local-first, boots on the ground, American labor, installation and sales force—these are all legitimate differentiation factors on the perimeter of the competition.”

Offering domestic products does come at a premium, according to Gram, which makes it a “tough sale.” However, he hopes that consumers see the value in TMT’s holistic approach and offerings, which, to him, are “more than just a product.”

Throughout TMT’s journey, Gram has attributed much of its success to the support of the San Diego business community.

“We have very big aspirations for what TMT is going to be for production and manufacturing here in the U.S.,” Jenny Gram said. “This is just the beginning.”

True Movement Tech
FOUNDED: 2014
CEO: Joseph Gram
HEADQUARTERS: San Diego
BUSINESS: Sports Entertainment
EMPLOYEES: 50+
REVENUE: Projected top-line revenue is $13 million
WEBSITE: www.truemovement.tech/
SOCIAL IMPACT: True Movement Tech aims to shape the future of play by making movement more accessible and meaningful for kids, families and communities.

Born and raised in San Diego, Madison takes great pride in local storytelling. Her coverage at the San Diego Business Journal includes tourism, hospitality, nonprofits, education and retail. An alumna of San Diego State University’s journalism program, she has written for publications including The San Diego Union-Tribune and The San Diego Sun. At the 2024 San Diego Press Club awards, Madison was recognized for her exemplary profile writing. She was also a speaker for the 2023 TEDx Conference at Bonita Vista High School. When she’s not working on her next story, Madison can be found performing music at a local restaurant or on one of San Diego’s many hiking trails.

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STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – A Starkville tech company is recognized for its groundbreaking work in artificial intelligence.

Camgian was named “AI Company of the Year” by The Mississippi Small Business Development Center Network.

The award was presented today at the company’s Starkville headquarters.

Camgian is known for developing advanced AI and machine learning technology to support national security and military operations.

The company is also praised for keeping top engineering talent here in Mississippi.

“I think it’s a great tribute to the incredible work our team does every day, developing cutting-edge AI for our warfighters. We’re proud to grow in Mississippi and to have such strong local support,” said Camgian CEO Gary Butler.

The award is part of the SBDC’s Rise Program, which helps high-growth tech companies expand across the state.

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FORT WORTH, Texas, July 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — In a landmark corporate transformation, Lottery.com Inc. has officially rebranded as SEGG Media Corporation (Nasdaq: SEGG, LTRYW) (the “Company” or “SEGG Media”) — Sports Entertainment Gaming Global Media — completing one of the most dynamic turnarounds in recent history. Effective immediately, SEGG Media will begin trading under its new ticker symbol: SEGG.

This milestone marks more than a name change. It signals a definitive close to legacy issues, paving the way for a new era of growth across sports, media and ethical gaming. With the support of shareholders, employees, and strategic partners, SEGG Media is now structurally and financially positioned to emerge as a modern-day global sports and entertainment conglomerate.

Strategic Architecture: One Group, Three Pillars
SEGG Media operates through three distinct yet synergistic verticals:

• Sports.com – The global home of sport: Live immersive streaming, sim racing, football, motorsports, eSports, youth driver programs and athlete-driven content. Sports.com Studios, Sports.com Media, and Nook will operate under the sports vertical;
• Entertainment – The live experience layer: AI-driven event streaming, music media, hybrid entertainment, fashion and fan engagement platforms. Upon completion of the acquisition of DotCom Ventures, Inc., Concerts.com and TicketStub.com will operate under this vertical; and 
• Lottery.com – The ethical gaming engine: International lotteries, iGaming, instant wins, sports betting and charity-aligned gaming initiatives. Domestic and global lottery operations, Tinbu, and WinTogether will operate under the gaming vertical.

Together, these pillars form a foundation designed for global expansion, fan engagement and long-term shareholder value creation.

A New Generation Sports & Entertainment Conglomerate
SEGG Media is built for the next generation — a fan-first business model designed to combine immersive media, cash-generative assets and technology-forward experiences. The Company will bring all sports under one roof, while expanding into music, lifestyle, and fashion.

With original content, influencer campaigns, and innovative storytelling documentaries and series produced by Sports.com Studios, SEGG Media aims to redefine how audiences connect with clubs, athletes, teams and leagues. This includes the acquisition and revitalization of trophy assets like football clubs and race teams, unlocking their value through smart structuring, media exposure and global fan penetration.

The Turnaround Journey
Over the last 24 months, SEGG Media has:

• Stabilized operations and balance sheet integrity
• Appointed world-class leadership and advisors
• Expanded into new verticals with asset-backed acquisitions
• Secured a $300M equity line of credit

The rebrand and restructure represent the final act of the turnaround — and the opening act of a global growth story.

Shareholder Focus & Financial Strategy
SEGG Media’s next phase is built around:

• Revenue-focused execution and brand scalability;
• Responsible use of credit and non-dilutive facilities; and
• Creating long-term shareholder value through increased market capitalization as a result of strategic acquisitions of cash-generative assets.

What’s Coming Next
Expect major updates in:

• Launch of Sports.com branded facilities in international and domestic markets;
• Global expansion in motorsports, eSports and sim racing;
• Introduction of fashion and lifestyle verticals; and
• Premium storytelling from Sports.com Studios

“This is a generational moment. SEGG Media isn’t just the end of a chapter — it’s the birth of a next-generation business,” said Matthew McGahan, Chairman of SEGG Media Corporation. “We’re ready to compete with giants, with sharper tech, a youthful fan base and ethical values at the core. To every shareholder who stood with us — thank you. The turnaround is complete. The mission begins now.”

About SEGG Media Corporation
SEGG Media (Nasdaq: SEGG, LTRYW) is a global sports, entertainment and gaming group operating digital assets such as Sports.com and Lottery.com. Focused on immersive fan engagement, ethical gaming and AI-driven live experiences, SEGG Media is redefining how global audiences interact with the content they love.

Forward-Looking Statements

This press release contains statements that constitute “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. All statements, other than statements of present or historical fact included in this press release, regarding the Company’s strategy, future operations, prospects, plans and objectives of management, are forward-looking statements. When used in this Form 8-K, the words “could,” “should,” “will,” “may,” “believe,” “anticipate,” “intend,” “estimate,” “expect,” “project,” “initiatives,” “continue,” the negative of such terms and other similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements, although not all forward-looking statements contain such identifying words. These forward-looking statements are based on management’s current expectations and assumptions about future events and are based on currently available information as to the outcome and timing of future events. The forward-looking statements speak only as of the date of this press release or as of the date they are made. The Company cautions you that these forward-looking statements are subject to numerous risks and uncertainties, most of which are difficult to predict and many of which are beyond the control of the Company. In addition, the Company cautions you that the forward-looking statements contained in this press release are subject to risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to: the Company’s ability to secure additional capital resources; the Company’s ability to continue as a going concern; the Company’s ability to complete acquisitions; the Company’s ability to remain in compliance with Nasdaq Listing Rules; and those additional risks and uncertainties discussed under the heading “Risk Factors” in the Form 10-K/A filed by the Company with the SEC on April 22, 2025, and the other documents filed, or to be filed, by the Company with the SEC. Additional information concerning these and other factors that may impact the operations and projections discussed herein can be found in the reports that the Company has filed and will file from time to time with the SEC. These SEC filings are available publicly on the SEC’s website at www.sec.gov. Should one or more of the risks or uncertainties described in this press release materialize or should underlying assumptions prove incorrect, actual results and plans could differ materially from those expressed in any forward-looking statements. Except as otherwise required by applicable law, the Company disclaims any duty to update any forward-looking statements, all of which are expressly qualified by the statements in this section, to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this press release.

For additional information, visit www.seggmediacorp.com or contact media relations at media@seggmediacorp.com.

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There are so many options out there for tracking your movements, whether you’re just counting steps or want a detailed analysis of your sleeping habits. The Good Housekeeping Institute did the work of finding the best fitness trackers for women, and Amazon has all our top Fitbit picks on sale during Prime Day.

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From July 8-11, our best overall tracker, the Fitbit Versa 4, is 30% off — the lowest price we’ve seen this year. It’s a great option if you want tons of data to crush your workout goals. If you’re new to the world of wearables and looking for basic activity tracking, like step count, the Inspire 3 is our best value choice at just $75. Plus, Senior Reviews Writer and Analyst Olivia Lipski weighed in with thoughts on her favorite Fitbit.

Versa 4

$139.95 at amazon.com

Charge 6

$99.95 at amazon.com

Inspire 3

$74.95 at amazon.com

Sense 2

$189.95 at amazon.com

Fitbit Versa 4 — $140 (30% off)

• Our experts in the Good Housekeeping Institute chose the Fitbit Versa 4 as the best overall fitness tracker for women. This model excels with workout tracking, monitoring heart rate, and even gives you a nightly sleep score. It is also water-resistant so you don’t need to take if off while showering, and it’s enabled to work with voice assistants like Siri or Alexa for hands-free controls. Our testers noted that it’s easy to use, making it a great option for those who want as many stats as possible, but don’t want to spend hours learning how to use it.

Fitbit Charge 6 — $110 (31% off)

• “I’d choose the Charge 6 if you’re looking for an affordable, minimalist Fitbit,” says Lipski. “It offers more than 40 exercise modes (whereas the Versa 4 only offers 20) as well as heart rate tracking.” She notes that it doesn’t have some of the smartwatch features of other models, as it doesn’t support Bluetooth calls or built-in Alexa. But the battery life is unbeatable, thanks to the smaller screen. “You get at least an extra day (up to 7 days) of claimed battery life with the Charge 6. It’s small but mighty and a great choice for workout enthusiasts who don’t mind having a smaller display,” she says.

Fitbit Inspire 3 — $75 (25% off)

• The Inspire 3 is the lowest price Fitbit, and during this sale it’s only $75 (which is very close to the best deal we’ve seen this year). This Fitbit is designed for people who really just need the basics of fitness tracking, like steps, miles logged and calories burned. Our testers reported that the Inspire 3 was so lightweight during testing that they almost forgot that they were wearing it during workouts. And if you hate the sweaty feel of wearing a watch while working out, you can even get a clip for under $10 that will allow you to attach it to your clothes or sports bra.

Fitbit Sense 2 — $200 (20% off)

• I recently spent a month testing my Fitbit Sense 2 against my Apple Watch, and was honestly impressed by the accuracy of the Fitbit during my walking and hiking. I really appreciate the 6-day battery life — a huge improvement over my Apple Watch, which barely makes it through one day. I also like that it tracks my stress levels, skin temperature, sleep, and heart rate and automatically starts tracking my workouts without me having to remember to turn on the correct mode.

How to choose the best Fitbit for you:

Test engineers and product analysts at the Good Housekeeping Institute considered price, battery life, GPS, water resistance, comfort and fit, design and app features when ranking the best fitness trackers. All Fitbits were easy to set up and work with a companion app on your smartphone. They also have excellent battery life — all featured here last at least 6 days (some are more).

The Versa 4 and Sense 2 are larger “watch” styles, while the Inspire 2 and Charge 6 are more lightweight and streamlined, with the traditional Fitbit look. The watch styles have premium features like voice assistant, Bluetooth calling and a larger display that make them more expensive, but add value if it’s something you can’t live without.

There are so many options out there for tracking your movements, so no matter if you just want to see how many steps you’ve gotten in, or you want a detailed analysis of your sleeping habits, there’s a fitness tracker for you. The Good Housekeeping Institute pros did the work of finding the best fitness trackers for women, and Amazon has almost all of our top picks on sale during Prime Day. From July 8-11, our best overall tracker, the Fitbit Versa 4, is 30 percent off, and the lowest price we’ve seen this year.

While we love and use so many of the Fitbit models that are on sale, we know that there are some people out there who want even more data so they can crush their workout goals. For them, the Garmin Forerunner 255 is also 30 percent off. It’s an earlier version of our top pick for serious athletes, like those trying to break their marathon PRs. If you’re looking for a tracker that’s also a great phone substitute, the Apple Watch 10 is also at the lowest price of the year. So if you’ve been waiting to grab a fitness tracker, or need to replace yours, this is the perfect time to grab one of our recommended options.

VErsA 4 – Best Overall
Tested in the Good Housekeeping Lab, this was the favorite among our experts because it excels with tracking, monitoring heart rate, and even gives you a nightly sleep score. This is water-resistant so you don’t need to take if off while hitting the pool and it is enabled to work with voice assistants like Siri or Alexa so you don’t have to fumble with controls. Our testers love that it is really easy to understand, so this is a great option for those who are less familiar with tech devices.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B4…

Charge 6 -Best Lightweight Option
If you don’t like how big and clunky smartwatches feel, the Charge 6 has a streamlined profile. While this doesn’t have some of the bells and whistles of the Versa 4 or the Sense 2, like voice assistants and Bluetooth calls, it does get 7 days of battery life, and is a real bargain at $100. “It offers more than 40 exercise modes (whereas the Versa 4 only offers 20) as well as heart rate tracking,” says Senior Reviews Writer and Analyst Olivia Lipski. ” It’s small but mighty and a great choice for workout enthusiasts who don’t mind having a smaller display.”

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CC…

Inspire 3
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B5…

Sense 2

While this didn’t quite make the cut for our list, we’d be remiss not to call out the 30 percent off pricing of this popular Fitbit model. This is the Fitbit that I’ve personally tested, and I really appreciate the six day battery life, which is a huge improvement over my Apple Watch. I also like that it tracks my stress levels as well as skin temperature, sleep, and heart rate and automatically starts tracking my workouts.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B4…

And while it didn’t make the list – this one I have personally tested and used for two months to compare it with my apple watch as far as data and tracking.

How to find the best fitness tracker for you:

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