Let's Breakdown this "Monster" TSNP Merger news...
First and foremost, I have to give credit where credit is due. George Sharp has done a great job in consummating this deal. This truly is "Monster News" like what he had stated. I think the market is still absorbing key details to see how such should be noted for interpretation.
It was also indicated within an earlier tweet that more news is coming this Friday and this coming Tuesday. Based on researching HUMBL and what they are into doing for their operations, I'm guessing that they have a huge deal with a Fortune 500 company since Forbes indicated that HUMBL is working on Fortune 500 partnerships.
Again, this really is huge news. Below are some thoughts for how I have interpreted the news released by TSNP of its acquisition of HUMBL, Inc.
1 - They gave us a subliminal hint as indicated within their tweet within the post below for what company of a few to research to see what would be coming into TSNP from the Forbes Magazine Rising Startups to watch: https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=159371136
2 - From that list, the company selected to be merging into TSNP is a very good company with strong management named HUMBL:
HUMBL founders Brian Foote and Michele Rivera noticed a major gap between the US and emerging markets regarding mobile payment. HUMBL uses a mobile wallet that connects debit, credit and digital dollars – with a point-of-sale (POS) system called HUMBL Hubs - to instantly connect the way money moves between consumers and merchants in markets such as LatAm, Africa, India and Oceania. HUMBL is working on Fortune 500 partnerships and was featured by the UN 2030 Agenda.
3 - The beauty about this deal is that it is an all-stock transaction that is 100% non-dilutive to us TSNP shareholders to where the members of HUMBL will receive preferred shares of TSNP and TSNP will receive in return all of the shares of the privately held HUMBL.
4 - TSNP will be the surviving entity of which will do a name, ticker, and cusip # change to rename the company to “HUMBL, Inc.” while changing its domicile to the state of Delaware. Everything will be filed soon with the Delaware Secretary of State (SOS) and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (“FINRA”) accordingly.
5 - They will be generating audited financials to file with the SEC to become a fully reporting filing company.
6 - The key management of HUMBL has acquired the control block of voting shares and a significant number of common shares from the management of TSNP.
7 - They have already transitioned key Officers, directors, and Advisors from HUMBL to the Board of Directors (BOD) to TSNP.
8 - All TSNP officer and director positions have resigned and all liabilities of the company to date were settled prior to those resignations. This means that HUMBL is taking over a clean publicly trading entity. This means that any selling that is seen now is 100% retail as there is no overhang from any legacy debt. No convertible debentures is huge and eliminates a key fear of dilution that would exist.
9 - The HUMBL management team have resumes from companies like Western Union, Moneygram, Visa, American Express, Epson, Microsoft, Facebook and Qualcomm. This is huge. This shows that the team is professional and very well seasoned on what success looks like.
10 - As we know, HUMBL was recently named by Forbes as one of the “Rising Startups to Watch” in June 2020 for recognizing the “major gap between the US and emerging markets regarding mobile payments.” This is huge too because Forbes must have learned something huge that either exists or going to exist soon with the company that would justify substantial growth in the upcoming future in order to place them on that list.
11 - I believe that this mobile wallet (HUMBL®) and merchant software (HUMBL Hubs™) is going to allow for a smooth transition of cash and/or digital currency to migrate across a wide range of key vertical markets, such as government, banking, wireless carriers and merchant services. They believe that their global money platform will deliver up to 50% savings on transactions of sending, receiving, lending, borrowing, investing money and paying bills.
Per directly from the PR:
12 - Brian Foote is the CEO, President and a founder of HUMBL and brings with him twenty years of consumer technology experience, having launched a number of top ranked global technology products at companies like Epson, where he was twice named to the Innovators Team Award for his work across merchant partners such as Amazon, Walmart, Costco, Target and Best Buy. Mr. Foote is a graduate of University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) and is certified in blockchain, digital media and social media from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
13 - Jeff Hinshaw, MBA guides the daily financial and operational components of HUMBL, working with internal team members and external agencies on accounting, compliance, project management and financial accounting of the company. Jeff brings experience from roles in finance, operations and corporate strategy at Hewlett-Packard and Sempra Energy. He has served as a guest lecturer at San Diego State University (SDSU), where he was a member of the Aztec Equity Fund endowment steering committee and a mentor at the SDSU Lavin Entrepreneurship Center.
14 - Adam Wolfe leads the technology deliverables of the company, bringing over a decade of experience in fintech, payments and blockchain engineering. Adam is a specialist in Cross-Platform Mobile Applications, Web Development, Java Script, Angular and Payment Cloud architectures that are required for HUMBL® and HUMBL Hubs™ product lineup. His technology background previously was in hybrid Information Technology and engineering roles at Qualcomm and PowerFleet.
15 - Michele Rivera manages corporate sales for the Latin America region, as well as channel sales partners in government, banking, wireless and retail merchants in Africa, Caribbean and Asia Pacific. She brings with her national retail and sales training experience from The Walt Disney Company and Williams-Sonoma.
16 - Karen Garcia manages major accounts in Latin America. She will also be working with major accounts in Africa, Caribbean and the Asia Pacific and is developing an extensive regional affiliate program in these markets. She received her corporate training at Nordstrom, Eddie Bauer and L Brands across functions such as vendor management, purchasing and key accounts.
17 - The merger is being shepherded by well-known OTC Markets analyst, George Sharp, who brought the parties together and has provided valuable advice on strategies and compliance to complete the transaction.
18 - An investor call, tentatively scheduled for December 9, 2020, will be held to introduce HUMBL to investors and shareholders and provide further insights for the public about HUMBL’s mission, positioning and corporate partnerships.
San Diego, CA, Nov. 12, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tesoro Enterprises, Inc. (OTC Pink: TSNP) (“Tesoro”) announced today that it has entered into an agreement with HUMBL, LLC (“HUMBL”) to merge the two entities. In an all-stock transaction, the members of HUMBL will receive preferred shares of Tesoro in exchange for their HUMBL holdings.
Tesoro, the surviving entity, will be renamed “HUMBL, Inc.” and following an imminent redomiciling of the corporation to Delaware, an application will be filed with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (“FINRA”) for a change of the issuer’s name and symbol. The company will almost immediately begin the process for becoming an SEC filer and provide audited annual financials beginning with yearend 2020.
Consummate with the transaction, HUMBL, Managing Member and Founder, Brian M. Foote has acquired the control block of voting shares and a significant number of common shares from outgoing Tesoro President, Henry Boucher.
The Board of Directors has installed Mr. Foote and HUMBL associate, Jeffrey Hinshaw, as directors of Tesoro and to the officer positions of President and Secretary, respectively. In addition, Adam Wolfe has been named Chief Technology Officer, Michele Rivera has been named Vice President, Global Partnerships, and a director and Karen Garcia will become Vice President, Major Accounts.
Mr. Boucher has resigned all officer and director positions with Tesoro and the company thanks him for his careful guidance. All liabilities of the company to date were settled by Mr. Boucher prior to his resignation.
HUMBL is comprised of team members from companies like Western Union, Moneygram, Visa, American Express, Epson, Microsoft, Facebook and Qualcomm and was recently named a Forbes “Rising Startups to Watch” in June 2020 for recognizing the “major gap between the US and emerging markets regarding mobile payments.”
HUMBL has designed a mobile wallet (HUMBL®) and merchant software (HUMBL Hubs™), that help primarily cash economies migrate to digital money services across key vertical markets, such as: government, banking, wireless carriers and merchant services. HUMBL’s global money platform will deliver up to 50% estimated savings on transactions such as: sending, receiving, lending, borrowing, investing money and paying bills.
Brian Foote is the CEO, President and a founder of HUMBL and brings with him twenty years of consumer technology experience, having launched a number of top ranked global technology products at companies like Epson, where he was twice named to the Innovators Team Award for his work across merchant partners such as Amazon, Walmart, Costco, Target and Best Buy. Mr. Foote is a graduate of University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) and is certified in blockchain, digital media and social media from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
Jeff Hinshaw, MBA guides the daily financial and operational components of HUMBL, working with internal team members and external agencies on accounting, compliance, project management and financial accounting of the company. Jeff brings experience from roles in finance, operations and corporate strategy at Hewlett-Packard and Sempra Energy. He has served as a guest lecturer at San Diego State University (SDSU), where he was a member of the Aztec Equity Fund endowment steering committee and a mentor at the SDSU Lavin Entrepreneurship Center.
Adam Wolfe leads the technology deliverables of the company, bringing over a decade of experience in fintech, payments and blockchain engineering. Adam is a specialist in Cross-Platform Mobile Applications, Web Development, Java Script, Angular and Payment Cloud architectures that are required for HUMBL® and HUMBL Hubs™ product lineup. His technology background previously was in hybrid Information Technology and engineering roles at Qualcomm and PowerFleet.
Michele Rivera manages corporate sales for the Latin America region, as well as channel sales partners in government, banking, wireless and retail merchants in Africa, Caribbean and Asia Pacific. She brings with her national retail and sales training experience from The Walt Disney Company and Williams-Sonoma.
Karen Garcia manages major accounts in Latin America. She will also be working with major accounts in Africa, Caribbean and the Asia Pacific and is developing an extensive regional affiliate program in these markets. She received her corporate training at Nordstrom, Eddie Bauer and L Brands across functions such as vendor management, purchasing and key accounts.
The merger is being shepherded by well-known OTC Markets analyst, George Sharp, who brought the parties together and has provided valuable advice on strategies and compliance to complete the transaction.
An investor call, tentatively scheduled for December 9, 2020, will be held to introduce HUMBL to investors and shareholders and provide further insights for the public about HUMBL’s mission, positioning and corporate partnerships. The precise logistics of the investor call will be announced soon.
About HUMBL
The mission of HUMBL® and HUMBL Hubs™ is to deliver high quality, low cost digital payments and financial services. The HUMBL network was designed to disrupt entrenched regional banks, wire services and roadside finance providers in emerging markets such as Latin America, Caribbean, Asia and Africa to help reduce costs and improve settlement speeds for customers.
HUMBL maintains offices in San Diego (HUMBL - North America), Mexico (HUMBL – Latin America), Miami (HUMBL – Caribbean and Africa), and Singapore (HUMBL – Asia Pacific and Oceania Region) and has created a global network of regional affiliates, who stand ready to implement sales and marketing programs in these corridors.
The HUMBL® Mobile App delivers borderless transactions, by integrating multiple currencies, payment methods, banks and financial services providers into one-click for the customer. HUMBL® provides greater access and portability than US only mobile wallet providers, such as Venmo® and Zelle®.
For those customers without a smartphone, HUMBL Hubs™ will allow participating merchants to deliver contactless payments, text ordering and money services across the full pyramid of end-users in these markets.
“We didn’t build HUMBL for the 450 million digital customers using Apple Pay®, but for the 7 billion people for whom money has a totally different set of global pathways, access points and cost structures,” according to the CEO of HUMBL, Brian Foote.
The HUMBL corporate website features global brand videos, product tours, market research, white papers and network architecture at www.HUMBLpay.com.
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