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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Tinley Beverage Company Inc C.TNY

Alternate Symbol(s):  TNYBF

The Tinley Beverage Company Inc., together with its subsidiaries, manufactures a line of non-alcoholic, cannabis-infused beverages for use in California, United States and in Ontario, Canada. The Company also manufactures cannabis-infused beverages for contract manufacturing clients. It offers terpene and cannabis-infused non-alcoholic Tinley's '27 and Tinley's Tonics products, for distribution... see more

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Tinley Beverage Company Inc > Tinley Management Interview on Twitch.tv This Weekend
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Post by kirktop on Jul 05, 2022 9:31am

Tinley Management Interview on Twitch.tv This Weekend

Very good fireside chat with Blaze and Tinley management on twitch.tv this long weekend. Management apologized for not doing the video chat immediately after the deal was announced, saying they needed to await CSE, OTC and other approvals first before being able to introduce Blaze management. Investors had an opportunity to meet with the Blaze executives who are now managing our company, their plan for growth, how Tinley will work with Delta Beverages and SuLo, details of their management contract responsibilities and fees, why they structured the financing this way and why they took on this opportunity in the first place. Paul from Blaze recounted his adventure building Golden Road and how its sale to InBev was a big win-win for his investors, employees, customers and management alike. He has a very engaging story. Rick confirmed that Blaze brings the kind of deep management and marketing expertise that helped him thrive at Coke, Doug answered detailed questions about the shareholders meeting, Andrew spoke respectfully about Canada and California growth and Ted presented thoughtful figures about co-packing. It is clear that all four of them add significant value. All four of them and board members David, Curt and Baron each committed to buying stock personally. They have a big calendar of promotional media planned to help explain this transformative Blaze deal to shareholders and have a cross country road show planned to drive share buying. I am delighted by management’s reinvigorated commitment to transparency. I then came down from the bottle of Keef I chugged and realized this video chat was a hallucination. Let’s go Rick, give us a chance to meet our Blaze team. #ama
Comment by nervous64 on Jul 05, 2022 10:41am
I wonder how many will read the second last sentence of your post. :)
Comment by sneakysneaky on Jul 05, 2022 11:40am
I went to twitch before reading the whole post, didn't find anything, came back and re-read the post and laughed... I don't know why people think Blaze is going to change the way this company operates overnight, this stock is going nowhere fast! After the AGM or right before this company is going private or merging I'd bet..  
Comment by kirktop on Jul 05, 2022 12:59pm
It is the 3 CEO's job to advance the share price. Right now Blaze is only contracted to manage operations, but they will have responsibility to the share price when they join the board in August. In the meantime, it is the 3 CEO's job to organize interviews and do everytyhing else necessary to make sure the stock trades. Anthony from Blaze just chose to take $100K USD in stock without any ...more  
Comment by sneakysneaky on Jul 05, 2022 2:40pm
1. Management stops defending the stock price. CEOs usually have a large stake in the company. Sometimes massively large. Whatever skin you’ve got in the game, they’ve got more. If their stock drops inexplicably from $60 to $40, the CEO is taking a massive hit to their net worth. If the company isn’t coming out with positive PR, or trying to reassure investors, it's possible they've ...more  
Comment by kirktop on Jul 05, 2022 3:18pm
Are you saying that Blaze came into this with an acquisition prearranged? Amazing. The acquirer will need to pay a fair value for the company especially if Blaze holds board seats and therefore accountable to shareholders for getting a fair price. Blaze isn't going to sell for less than the $0.105 price of their and Rick's convertible debentures and Anthony's unsecured shares. It would ...more  
Comment by sneakysneaky on Jul 05, 2022 7:09pm
The only reason this deal became public knowledge is due to buyout rumours becoming public, literally days after the rumours started circulating this deal with Blaze happens and then their largest co-packer to date immediately afterwards. Yes, I believe a buyout has been prearranged before Jeff's departure, part of the reason Jeff stepped down is to allow a transition of power. 
Comment by cosinus180 on Jul 05, 2022 8:15pm
Pre arranged pretty much before the last pp when Rick the pr$$k was the sole buyer at a price he fixed. Investors where then so happy because management had/has "skin" in the game. The only skin they have is their foreskin up investor's ying yang!
Comment by kirktop on Jul 05, 2022 8:23pm
lmao!!!