Content Checked’s (CNCK) Deep Bench of Insiders
Post# of 65
Posted On: 05/18/2016 3:15:37 PM
Content Checked’s (CNCK) Deep Bench of Insiders & Mounting Media Exposure Paves the Way for its Dietary Smartphone Apps
Since the Company’s founding in 2013 by veteran investor and current CEO, Kris Finstad,
Content Checked Holdings, Inc. (OTCQB: CNCK) has continued to build its management team and Board of Directors that have served its business development interests quite well. The deep bench of expertise that the Company currently draws on has enabled Content Checked to not only prime its apps for success via insights into emerging sector opportunities, as well as help the brand secure media exposure, but also land strategically important partnerships within the broader food, health/wellness and nutrition industry.
According to FARE’s analysis of CDC data, around eight percent of children have food allergies, with the youngest being affected the most, and food allergies may be the trigger for other allergic conditions as well. The idea that this potentially deadly disease impacts as many as one out of every 13 kids in the country (that’s approximately two in every classroom) and looks to be steadily on the rise, is staggering indeed.
However, ContentChecked may have developed a big part of the solution with its apps, an idea which is all the more compelling when one considers a recent study by the American Academy of Pediatrics (http://dtn.fm/FxjB4), which looked at mobile device use among children, and indicated that around 75 percent of 4-year-olds have access to smartphones. The increasing ubiquity of smartphones is setting the stage for a future where Content Checked’s apps could be a familiar and everyday experience.
Domestic traction for the Company’s apps has been significant, but CNCK continues to double down on the global potential for its creations, with a recent addition to its Board of Advisors including international and domestic business law firm Fredricks & von der Horst’s managing attorney, Dennis Fredricks, Esq. He is well known for his talks in Los Angeles on commercial law and comparative law between U.S. and E.U. jurisdictions. The extensive international experience Fredricks possesses in tech and other industries should be a huge asset to the viral potential of Content Checked’s growing family of apps, which focus on providing comprehensive and accurate product content information to consumers.
The Company’s smartphone apps are designed to help consumers with dietary restrictions avoid dangerous and unwanted foods, drawing on a database of direct manufacturer data covering approximately 70 percent of all conventional U.S. products. The ContentChecked,
MigraineChecked and SugarChecked apps handshake with the evolving social/digital landscape of big data marketing and analytics while readily and effectively creating a marketplace where consumers can go beyond simple avoidance and are actively prompted to make healthier choices.
For more information, visit www.contentchecked.com
Please read full disclaimers at http://disclaimer.missionir.com
Since the Company’s founding in 2013 by veteran investor and current CEO, Kris Finstad,
Content Checked Holdings, Inc. (OTCQB: CNCK) has continued to build its management team and Board of Directors that have served its business development interests quite well. The deep bench of expertise that the Company currently draws on has enabled Content Checked to not only prime its apps for success via insights into emerging sector opportunities, as well as help the brand secure media exposure, but also land strategically important partnerships within the broader food, health/wellness and nutrition industry.
According to FARE’s analysis of CDC data, around eight percent of children have food allergies, with the youngest being affected the most, and food allergies may be the trigger for other allergic conditions as well. The idea that this potentially deadly disease impacts as many as one out of every 13 kids in the country (that’s approximately two in every classroom) and looks to be steadily on the rise, is staggering indeed.
However, ContentChecked may have developed a big part of the solution with its apps, an idea which is all the more compelling when one considers a recent study by the American Academy of Pediatrics (http://dtn.fm/FxjB4), which looked at mobile device use among children, and indicated that around 75 percent of 4-year-olds have access to smartphones. The increasing ubiquity of smartphones is setting the stage for a future where Content Checked’s apps could be a familiar and everyday experience.
Domestic traction for the Company’s apps has been significant, but CNCK continues to double down on the global potential for its creations, with a recent addition to its Board of Advisors including international and domestic business law firm Fredricks & von der Horst’s managing attorney, Dennis Fredricks, Esq. He is well known for his talks in Los Angeles on commercial law and comparative law between U.S. and E.U. jurisdictions. The extensive international experience Fredricks possesses in tech and other industries should be a huge asset to the viral potential of Content Checked’s growing family of apps, which focus on providing comprehensive and accurate product content information to consumers.
The Company’s smartphone apps are designed to help consumers with dietary restrictions avoid dangerous and unwanted foods, drawing on a database of direct manufacturer data covering approximately 70 percent of all conventional U.S. products. The ContentChecked,
MigraineChecked and SugarChecked apps handshake with the evolving social/digital landscape of big data marketing and analytics while readily and effectively creating a marketplace where consumers can go beyond simple avoidance and are actively prompted to make healthier choices.
For more information, visit www.contentchecked.com
Please read full disclaimers at http://disclaimer.missionir.com
(0)
(0)