Invest in Virtual Storefronts By USPACE®
2 Out Of 3 Main Street Shops Have No Web Solution, We're Ending That For Good
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$79,964
raised from 36 investors
INVEST
min $100
INVESTMENT TERMS
$20M
pre-money valuation
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LEAD INVESTOR
"Business doesn't change that much. It's how you do business that changes." With 50 years running his own businesses providing services to other businesses across the Southeast, Jerry Cox knows something about what it takes to passionately serve the business community; deliver a quality product; and build lasting business relationships.
As an embroidery expert to NASCAR legends in the 1980s, Jerry trained with a pioneering embroidery programmer in Greensboro, North Carolina before running his own business programming embroidery stitching right here in Andrews.
As an integral part of a rocket fast production chain for the fastest stock cars in the world, he would translate drawn designs to stitching programs, then record his programs on paper tape in rolls (many of them) in as little as 24 hours using one of the earliest Apple computers, an Apple Lisa.
Jerry's stitching programs were delivered from Andrews to Sylva, North Carolina by courier where custom-stitched NASCAR jackets were produced and shipped to Charlotte in as little as 24 hours.
As computers developed, so did the sophistication of Jerry's productions, including programming for a 200,000 stitch Guy Harvey Sailfish jacket design, a design that took 8 hours of automated stitching to complete.
Jerry also contracted for over a decade with DeMoulin Bros., the nation's largest collegiate and high school band uniform producer, where he produced thousands of digitized mascot and logo embroidery designs for their uniforms.
After selling his Andrews-based business Creative Sportswear, Inc in 2020, today Jerry designs, sources and sells to merchants across the Southeast a custom made, top-of-the-line trucker style cap at Stofro.com/YouDesignYourOwn. (You could visit his "real" website but he hasn't had a webmaster who responds to emails for over a year.)As the times have changed, so has the way Jerry does business. Today he works with a global production chain to produce superior quality trucker hats for his customers.
And instead of lingering with his current stand-alone website, Jerry has chosen to move his web presence to the one he controls himself - to a Virtual Storefront - where business itself stays the same, but where how we do business locally is about to get a lot better.