Great pizza.
A bigger opportunity.

The executive summary states that Forno Street Pizza Co was founded in 2010, combining Italian pizza craftsmanship, fast-casual service, customization and sustainability.

• High-temperature, wood-fired oven technique at 800–850°F, producing artisan-style pizzas in minutes.
• Premium, locally sourced ingredients, with classic, gluten-free and plant-based options and a customizable menu.
• Average ticket times stated as under five minutes, pairing quick service with the source’s full-service quality positioning.
• Sustainable ingredient sourcing and operating practices form part of the brand’s stated positioning.
• The source identifies NBA player Kelly Olynyk as a brand ambassador and strategic partner, and describes North American expansion with international growth ambitions.

The summary describes an exclusive, proven Walmart partnership and an in-store franchise opportunity. These are the issuer’s descriptions; the team should provide the current agreements and confirm each operating relationship.

• A stated U.S. Walmart footprint of more than 4,600 stores, with 95% of Americans living within 12 miles of a store.
• A stated 8,000–10,000+ daily customer visits per Walmart store, creating recurring retail traffic and reducing dependence on stand-alone site traffic generation.
• Lease terms described as 7% of sales or $3,500 per month. Confirm which formula applies and any additional costs.
• Turnkey buildouts and streamlined permitting through Walmart’s construction and vendor processes.
• The source’s claimed brand-recognition benefit and corporate partnership opportunities for multi-unit deployment.

The summary describes a Regulation D, Rule 506(c) private placement for accredited investors. Its stated audiences include:

• Accredited investors seeking equity participation in a growing quick-service restaurant concept.
• Multi-unit franchise operators seeking a scalable turnkey model with existing retail traffic.
• Strategic partners and family offices considering direct investment in consumer brands.
• Capital advisors and placement agents serving accredited-investor opportunities.

For a confidential investor briefing, the source names Legacy Capital Professionals / Visionary Growth Fund and Jerry Conti, Founder & Managing Partner. The May update is signed by Jerry Conti as VGF’s fund manager. John’s presentation describes a corporate-operated model; confirm how that relates to the summary’s franchise wording.

For accredited investors only, as stated in the source. This overview does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities. Current governing documents and the authorized verification process determine participation.

April 22, 2026 presentation: John describes phase one’s first eight stores as sold out, with openings projected for late Q2–Q3 2026, and presents phase two as the next opportunity. He describes a goal of 300 locations over the next few years, approximately $500,000 to develop a location, and corporate operation rather than investors running a store.

Each location is described as a dedicated LLC. Investors participate through Visionary Growth Fund, which allocates their capital to the selected store. Fast Fired handles development and daily operations; the fund handles accounting, monthly distributions and reporting through its investor portal, with transfers to a linked bank account.

The video describes a 10-year initial lease with a five-year renewal and rent including utilities. The August 6 brochure refers to a 10–15 year lease period and a typical six-month path from signed lease to opening. These are historical source descriptions, not verified current contracts or schedules.

Participation amounts and currency: John’s presentation illustrates $50,000–$500,000, including $500,000 full-location participation. The portal title says $100,000 minimum; its summary says $50,000. The brochure also uses $25,000–$500,000 in its execution wording, and the discovery meeting refers to a $50,000–$100,000 minimum. The portal’s headline dollars do not identify a currency; the brochure’s monthly payout examples are labeled USD. Confirm the current currency, minimum, range and exact rights before proceeding.

The brochure labels the capital-return stage a 40% cash-on-cash return and expects repayment in 30 months, while the portal lists a 31-month projected ROI timeline. It illustrates $1.2M revenue, a 20% profit margin and approximately $250,000 annual profit, with monthly profit distributions.

Source differences to resolve: the brochure’s prose gives a $50,000 share as 1.9%, while its ownership table says 3.92% and a 5% pro-rata share; the $500,000 tier says 39.2% ownership and 100% pro-rata participation. John’s captions say “8% monthly” and then “annually.” The micro-share payout arithmetic does not reconcile with the illustrated profit and ownership figures. These amounts are preserved for source completeness, not selected as binding terms.

Historical plans from the Q2 2026 update. Dates below describe what was reported then; they do not establish today’s openings, approvals or availability.