Totally Hemp Crazy, Inc. to Change Corporate Name to Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc.
Marketwired
September 10, 2015: 08:00 AM ET
Totally Hemp Crazy, Inc. (OTC PINK: THCZ) today announced that the Company's corporate name will soon be changed to Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc. Along with the FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc.) filing for a name change is also a request to change the trading symbol.
Tom Shuman, President and CEO of THCZ, said, "The name change to Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc. will create a better focus on a single brand name that builds our corporate and product brand names simultaneously. We will now only need to build brand equity in one name, Rocky Mountain High Brands."
Company Founder, Jerry Grisaffi, stated, "Our name change will bring a more focused vision to the Company. Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc. will now more strategically align the internal team with the external customer base. Our new corporate name will tell a bigger story that will resonate well on blogs and social media. Major retailers and National Accounts will also better identify with Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc. and be more receptive to stocking our complete product lines on their retail shelves."
As a reminder, the Shareholders Meeting is being held on Saturday, September 26, 2015. Please call to register in advance: Cheryl (972) 833-1584
South Fork Ranch 3700 Hogge Drive Parker, Texas 75002 southfork.com
Time: 12 Noon to 3 PM Lunch Served: 12 Noon to 1 PM Bobby's Real Texas BBQ Meeting: 1 PM to 3 PM
Mr. Grisaffi added, "We encourage all shareholders to attend the corporate shareholders meeting to mingle with fellow stockholders and the management of THCZ (Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc.). Those in attendance will get a hands-on opportunity to hear about the various new products that are in development and share a voice in the future of Rocky Mountain High. We encourage you to frequently check the THCZ website due to the fast corporate and product growth that we anticipate in the next 30-60 days."
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