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Mary Couzin

Mary Couzin

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CEO and Founder, ChiTAG (Chicago Toy and Game Group)

Chicago

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Politics law entertainment lifestyle policy

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Crime, Entertainment

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Total articles 29

  • All in the Family: The Valenta Family

    By Mary Couzin| aNb Media Verified From left to right: Antoinette, Rudy Sr., Rudy Jr., and MichaelHow did your family first enter the toy industry? – It all started back in the early 90s. As a child, we spent our summers in Japan going to school and visiting relatives. One year, our uncle gave us a toy set called Pythagoras, which provided hours and hours of entertainment through open-ended play for my siblings and me. They were opaque magnetic building tiles invented by a math teacher in Japan.

    By Mary Couzin · aNb Media

    Feb. 13, 2024

  • All in the Family: The Provda Family

    By Mary Couzin| aNb Media Verified Pictured above: Asher and Alex ProvdaCan you tell us the origin story of your family business? What inspired its inception? The origins of The Pencil Grip, Inc., is attributed to the age-old premise that necessity is the mother of all invention. The roots of what we strive to do as a company (to make products that help people solve a common problem) can be traced to our origin.

    By Mary Couzin · aNb Media

    Oct. 09, 2023

  • All in the Family: The Valenta Family

    By Mary Couzin| aNb Media Verified From left to right: Antoinette, Rudy Sr., Rudy Jr., and MichaelHow did your family first enter the toy industry? – It all started back in the early 90s. As a child, we spent our summers in Japan going to school and visiting relatives. One year, our uncle gave us a toy set called Pythagoras, which provided hours and hours of entertainment through open-ended play for my siblings and me. They were opaque magnetic building tiles invented by a math teacher in Japan.

    By Mary Couzin · aNb Media

    Feb. 13, 2024

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Company Info

ChiTAG (Chicago Toy and Game Group)

Chicago, Illinois, United States

+1 847-677-8277