Tinley Beverage Company Inc C.TNY

RE:RE:Big Players are Helping Move the Tinley Strings

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Also, don't forget about Samuel Salisbury and his connections. He is very hands-on with this company.

NedStark wrote: As a follow-up to this, I thought that it would be interesting to make a list of some of the big companies/brands that Tinley's team (including Critical Mass) has directly worked with (either as an employee or consultant) in the past. Here it is:

-Cott Corporation
-Watt Design Group
-Walmart
-Loblaws
-Tesco
-Kroger
-Sainsbury's
-CVS Pharmacy
-P&G
-Nestle
-Great Western Brewing
-Crystal Head Vodka
-Diamond Estates Wines
-Dan Aykroyd Wines
-Patron Tequila
-Black Velvet Whisky
-Labatt (Everfresh Juice and Sunkist)
-Coca Cola
-Tyson
-Oreo
-Kool Aid
-Planter
-Splenda
-Country Time Lemonade
-Miller
-Capri Sun
-Crystal Light
-Danone
-Welch's
-Jello-o
-Listerine
-Campbell's
-Nabisco
-Pillsbury
-Maxwell House
-Neutrogena
-Kraft
-Quaker
-Johnson & Johnson
-Ritz
-Aveeno
-Clean & Clear

Not only is this proof of incredible experience, but also a benefit when it comes to business relationships. And relationships are one of the biggest drivers of successful businesses.

NedStark wrote: There is so much more than meets the eye with Tinley. And what does meet the eye is top notch in and of itself.

The team (Jeff, Ted, and Andrew) that runs the show is very experienced within the beverage industry, and this brings an enormous amount of credibility to the company. But, its the connections that these guys have and the relationships that those connections have that will be the biggest driving force in Tinley's success.

To have a marijuana related product (Hemplify) selling in Bristol Farms, Erewhon Market, Sprouts, Gelson's, and 7-Eleven (as well as a number of other smaller chains and retail stores) within two years of the very first production run is unbelievable. There is a reason that they were able to achieve this while no other company has, and its not from being lucky. It's because of who this team knows. And how do you think they are working with a multinational food and beverage formulator that is one of the leaders in the US? Again, because of their relationships. 

A start-up company cannot accomplish these sorts of feats on its own. So, whether its direct Cott connections, relationships through Critical Mass, or other business relationships that the team has developed through their successful careers in the beverage industry, there are big players involved with helping move the Tinley strings.

It is crystal clear that this management team would be more than capable of turning an innovative, disruptive start-up into a successful, well-known brand. And that is exactly what Tinley is, with the added benefit of being in an industry that is set to grow as fast as cable television and broadband internet did in the 1990's and 2000's.

Everything to do with this company screams future success. And right now it is trading at less than 50 cents, with a market cap of roughly $35 million. You are doing your friends and family a disservice if you haven't told them about Tinley, so that at least they can do their own due diligence and have the opportunity to make a decision to invest.

Tinley will eventually become a household name, globally. As I've said before, time is the only variable missing from the equation.