Hall of Fame Beverages Hires New CEO
Hall of Fame Beverages (HFBG), a producer and marketer of non-alcoholic beverages, said that Steve Hendricks will become the new chief executive officer (CEO) for the company.
Mr Hendricks has spent 34-years in the beverage industry developing brands as a national sales manager and vice president of companies like Renfield Wine Company, Vintwood International Wine Brokers, and Rodney Strong Wine Estates.
Calvin Ross, president of Hall of Fame Beverages, said that James Robinson, former CEO and president of Hip Hop Beverages, will become the company's new national sales manager.
Mr Ross added: James will be responsible for finalizing our deal with more than 800 7-Eleven store franchisees in California, Arizona and Nevada and heading up efforts to later make this a nationwide deal.
“He's also closing out a deal with K-Mart to place Grand Ma Ma's Sweet Southern Tea in their stores. James is definitely the right person to develop distribution channels and shelf space with convenience stores and fueling chain stores nationwide and we're thankful he's part of this team.
Louis Restivo will be working very closely with HFBG acting as a project manager responsible for distribution and marketing. The company will be using Restivo's distribution network and continuing to build upon that network with the company's new additions at CEO and COO.
Hall of Fame Beverages is a new lifestyle company focused on the creation, manufacture, distribution, and marketing of new non-alcoholic beverages.
In addition to Atomic Dogg Super Soda and Grandmama's Sweet Southern Tea, the company product family comprises HydroPower Enhanced Functional Waters and soon to launch Pirate Punch.
Hall of Fame Beverages along with its strategic V-Group partners is a team of seasoned beverage industry executives. The company's current brand product line is called AND (Antioxidant Nutritional Drinks).
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