We have just signed a 2 year contract with Nash Global Media. This agreement will allow us to get our product line and company information into the direct hands of investors and stock brokers who specialize in small micro cap companies that have a proven platform with the ability to allow us to expand nationally with additional capital. We are excited about this partnership and look forward to a very positive working relationship.
In addition, Gunther Grant is in various negotiation stages with companies that supply confections nationally, and we are actively looking at possible reverse mergers and acquisition opportunities.
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Welcome to Nash Global Media
Our
mission is to help small-cap companies develop and implement effective
communications programs that are marketed to stockbrokers, equity
funds and investors. Our programs are designed to accomplish the
following:
Build Awareness
This means
getting a company's story in front of as many decision makers as
possible. i.e., to the people who are going to be making the decision
whether to buy or sell your stock. That entails getting your story in
front of brokers, funds and investors.
Create Visibility
This
involves telling the story enough times and sometimes with a slightly
different slant, to as many sectors of the investment community as
possible. Creating visibility includes getting the company's name
mentioned in various publications, bringing the company to the
attention of potential merger partners, people who are willing to lend
money to the company, as well as others who can be of benefit.
Generate Liquidity
Liquidity
means volume...the ability to create real buying interest that results
in a greater degree of volume and potential price appreciation.
Enhance Credibility
We
help companies focus on doing what they say they are going to do,
keeping them on track so that future investors and current shareholders
will stay with them, as opposed to being very shortsighted. Our job is
to make sure the company stays true to itself and fulfills its
commitment to shareholders so they are comfortable owning the stock.
It's about creating long-term investors.
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About Us
During
his 40-year career, Ellis Nash has served as a securities analyst,
stockbroker, portfolio manager, and hedge fund manager. He has met and
personally knows more than 500 stockbrokers who are currently employed
at over 75 different firms in the U.S. and overseas. He was a
partner/CEO of several firms between 1974 and 2005, and has had his own
investor relations (IR) firm since 1989.
Through his firm, Nash
Global Media, he provides his clients with increased visibility to the
Wall Street community, including stockbrokers, bankers, fund managers,
investors, and other constituencies. The result of his marketing effort
ultimately contributes to a company's stock price achieving fair
valuation as well as enhanced liquidity for its shares. As an added
benefit, a company will be able to lower its cost of capital because of
the enhancement to its stock price and additional trading liquidity.
Typical Clients:
Small-Cap Publicly-Owned Companies
Bulletin Board Companies
Pink Sheet Companies
American Stock Exchange Companies
Services:
Communicating corporate message
Potential for stock price appreciation
Increase in number of shareholders
Greater shareholder loyalty
Increased trading volume
Education:
BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration): Baruch College
MBA (Master of Business Administration): Baruch College
PhD (pending) in Behavioral Finance: Baruch College
Industry Honors:
Chairman's Council: EF Hutton & Co.
Chairman's Council: Shearson American Express
Professional Associations
Founder: International Association of Micro-Cap StockBrokers
Publications:
Author: "Behavioral Finance: Creating Investor Awareness and Demand for Your Company's Stock"
Description of IAMCS:
1.
International Association of Micro-Cap StockBrokers (IAMCS) is a
network of over 500 stock brokers worldwide who trade and invest in
nano-cap, micro-cap, and small-cap stocks. These companies trade on the
Pink Sheets, Bulletin Board, Canadian Exchanges, AMEX and NASDAQ. Some
of the companies also trade in Hong Kong and on European Exchanges.
2. Our brokers are located in the U.S., Canada, Europe, South America, the Philippines and Hong Kong.
3.
Our mission is to promote small, relatively unknown companies that we
feel have a chance to become a larger entity down the road if they have
the proper sponsorship behind them. The companies need to be real
companies, not just a stock promotion.
4. The broker who presents
his idea must sell it to our group. In other words, he has to
demonstrate that the business model is sound; that a market/demand for
the product or service does exist; and the revenue/earnings projections
are realistic.
5. We discuss the situations (several ideas are
usually presented during one conference call), and the brokers are free
to show the idea to their clientele. Nobody forces anyone to buy an
idea. Everyone is encouraged to do his own due diligence re: any idea
presented. The presenting broker may be willing to accept phone calls
from the other members, but it's not a requirement.
6. We hold
these conference calls several times a month, and will frequently email
each other during the month with questions and comments, but it's not
mandatory to do so.
7. The conference calls are strictly
voluntary, and there can be anywhere from 50-150 brokers on the call. If
a broker misses a call, he can always contact me (I'm the founder), and
I can give him a quick run-down of the ideas that were presented.
8.
The group was started by me in March, 2005. At that time, I had just
joined a New York-based IR firm as a Partner. I came from Wall Street
(1971-2001) where I had owned my own brokerage firm as well as an IR
firm. I built a large part of my retail business investing in micro-cap
stocks for my clients, so this is an area with which I am very familiar.
9.
During my 40-year career on Wall Street, I built up a significant
number of contacts and friendships with other brokers throughout the
investment community. I helped sponsor luncheons, dinners and cocktail
hours for micro-cap companies. The IR business is a natural extension of
my prior career.
Additional information can be found at the Nash Global Media web site at
http://www.nashglobalmedia.com/
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Board of Advisors - Nash Global Media LLC &
MSO Consulting Group LLC
since 1989
New York
1010 Northern Blvd.
Suite 208
Great Neck, NY 11021
United States
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Geneva
6, Boulevard du Théâtre
11, rue Bovy-Lysberg
CH-1211 Geneva 11
Switzerland |
London
Peterborough Court
133 Fleet Street
London EC4A 2BB
England, United Kingdom |
Hong Kong
60/F, Cheung Kong Center
2 Queens Road
Central Hong Kong
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Milliner T. Barkin, Industrialist |
Geneva, Switzerland |
| Hardwicke N. Bonhamie, Private Asset Management |
Beverly Hills, CA |
| Eduardo Castilliano, International Banker |
Milan, Italy |
| Forrester L.B. Cushing, Hedge Fund Manager |
Hong Kong, China |
| Claude Z. Ehrenreich, Private Banking |
Liechtenstein |
| Carson Dial, Ph.D., Global Equity Investor |
Sydney, Australia |
| Mrs. Elizabeth M. Kirkpatrick, Private Investor |
New York, NY |
| Mrs. Louellen R. Macke, Private Investor |
Paris, France |
| Xavier F. Maestrolioni, Merchant Banker |
Monte-Carlo, Monaco |
| Sir Barrett Pettijohn, Merchant Banker |
London, England |
| Alexi Stoyanovsky, Private Investor |
Moscow, Russia |
| Mrs. Allesandro D. Van Sicklen, Private Investor |
Chicago, IL |
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