$OWOO The world renowned Tonner Doll Company (Robert Tonner) and multicultural doll designer, The One World Doll Project (Stacey McBride Irby), create new subsidiary, Tonner-One World, in preparation of a multi-year licensing deal with a major television network and hit television series. Being a long term follower of The One World Doll Project I am oftentimes asked on the message boards, “What ever happened to the merger between Tonner Doll Company and The One World Doll Project? “They created the subsidiary Tonner-One World.” I reply. More often than not they reply, “But I thought the merger was canceled.” Then I link them to the Form 8-k filed February 25th, 2016 and say “Read the fine print.” This is why it pays to do your homework, folks! The filing shows that both parties would benefit more if they formed the subsidiary in preparation of a multi-year licensing deal with a major television series. To fully understand the magnitude of this subsidiary we have to start with the basics. What do you know about Hollywood's world renowned doll designer and artist, Robert Tonner? He is a HUGE name in both the doll and entertainment industries. ● His fashion career started in 1975 and in 1991 he formed what would be known as The Tonner Doll Company. ● In 2006 Tonner and Warner Bros teamed up to designed the “DC Stars” Collection featuring figures based on superheroes from DC Comics such as Batwoman and Harley Quinn. ● Tonner and Marvel teamed up in December of 2010 to create dolls based on Marvel super heroes, which became a big hit with collectors! ● Tonner designed special collector dolls for the films Harry Potter, Spider-Man 3, and Twilight. Current Day[2016]: Tonner and The One World Doll Project, teaming up to form Tonner-One World! So what is it that makes The One World Doll Project such an attractive candidate to partner with a company like Tonner? The One World Doll Project was established in 2010 by Trent T. Daniels and Stacey McBride-Irby. The world renowned Tonner Doll Company (Robert Tonner) and multicultural doll designer, The One World Doll Project (Stacey McBride Irby) Form 8-k filed February 25th, 2016 in preparation of a multi-year licensing deal with a major television series. Robert Tonner In 2006 December of 2010 http://marvel.com/search?q=tonner+doll+company&date=over_one_year&offset=0 http://www.warnerbros.com/studio/ne...ses-new-dc-comics-super-hero-tonner-character http://www.childstats.gov/americaschildren/tables.asp
On Feb 25th, $OWOO announced the formation of Tonner-One World & a multi-year licensing deal! http://tinyurl.com/jfxzr68
$OWOO Prettie Girls Dolls Dominate The Multi-Cultural Fashion Doll Market Niche (OWOO) http://stockpumpers.blogspot.com/2016/04/prettie-girls-dolls-dominate-multi.html
On Apr. 14, the company filed SEC form 10-k annual report. Bullish technical indication. Next resistance: $0.0037. http://www.allotcbb.com/quote.php?symbol=owoo
Did you all see the DD on Robert Tonner? What do you know about Hollywood's world renowned doll designer and artist, Robert Tonner? He is a HUGE name in both the doll and entertainment industries. His fashion career started in 1975 and in 1991 he formed what would be known as The Tonner Doll Company. In 2006 Tonner and Warner Bros teamed up to designed the “DC Stars” Collection featuring figures based on superheroes from DC Comics such as Batwoman and Harley Quinn. Tonner and Marvel teamed up in December of 2010 to create dolls based on Marvel super heroes, which became a big hit with collectors! Tonner designed special collector dolls for the films Harry Potter, Spider-Man 3, and Twilight.
$OWOO's Prettie Girls Dolls Dominate The Multi-Cultural Fashion Doll Market and Create New Subsidiary Tonner-One World Read more! ~ http://stockpumpers.blogspot.com/2016/04/prettie-girls-dolls-dominate-multi.html
Being a long term follower of The One World Doll Project I am oftentimes asked on the message boards, “What ever happened to the merger between Tonner Doll Company and The One World Doll Project? “They created the subsidiary Tonner-One World.” I reply. More often than not they reply, “But I thought the merger was canceled.” Then I link them to the Form 8-k filed February 25th, 2016 and say “Read the fine print.” This is why it pays to do your homework, folks! The filing shows that both parties would benefit more if they formed the subsidiary in preparation of a multi-year licensing deal with a major television series. http://stockpumpers.blogspot.com/2016/04/prettie-girls-dolls-dominate-multi.html
To fully understand the magnitude of this subsidiary we have to start with the basics. What do you know about Hollywood's world renowned doll designer and artist, Robert Tonner? He is a HUGE name in both the doll and entertainment industries. His fashion career started in 1975 and in 1991 he formed what would be known as The Tonner Doll Company. In 2006 Tonner and Warner Bros teamed up to designed the “DC Stars” Collection featuring figures based on superheroes from DC Comics such as Batwoman and Harley Quinn.
Tonner and Marvel teamed up in December of 2010 to create dolls based on Marvel super heroes, which became a big hit with collectors! Tonner designed special collector dolls for the films Harry Potter, Spider-Man 3, and Twilight. Current Day[2016]: Tonner and The One World Doll Project, teaming up to form Tonner-One World! So what is it that makes The One World Doll Project such an attractive candidate to partner with a company like Tonner?
The One World Doll Project was established in 2010 by Trent T. Daniels and Stacey McBride-Irby. It was during a meeting between Stacy and Trent when both parties evaluated the doll market. They determined there was a major opening in the market for multicultural dolls. They learned that the customer base of racially mixed children between the ages of 6-11 in the United States was estimated at 24.3 million in 2009. And due to the market domination by Hasbro and Mattel, their strategy was to focus on African-American and multicultural markets which are extremely underrepresented.
Stacy McBride-Irby was already the creator of the very successful “So In Style™“ line of Barbie® products. Her experience in the industry, working with Mattel, gave them an advantage during the Company’s infancy. And so it started, The One World Doll Project began its entry into the fashion-play doll industry whereby the general doll market is estimated at $2.8 Billion. $OWOO
The Tonner One World Doll Story In 2016,Tonner Doll Company and The One World Doll Project formed an alliance to create a company specifically focused on the development of play and collector dolls that are a perfect reflection of this beautiful home we call America. Watch the announcement video and read the full press release! http://ow.ly/VpTX7
You can buy Pretty Girls Dolls at $OWOO's Online Store: http://shopowdolls.com Their lead doll designer, Stacey McBride-Irby designed the most diverse cultural line of dolls ever created for the world’s premiere toy company, Mattel™. In her 15 years at Mattel™, Stacey designed for the Disney Princess Collection™ and created countless fashions for the iconic Barbie® line. Most notably, Stacey created an entire new line for the company, the So In Style™ dolls, the first African-American dolls by Mattel™ that more closely represented contemporary girls and young women in this diverse, dynamic community. Now Stacey has taken her love and passion for the craft of doll making and design to become a part of The One World Doll Project.
Read this $OWOO blog post!! Prettie Girls Dolls Dominate The Multi-Cultural Fashion Doll Market and Create New Subsidiary Tonner-One World (OWOO) http://www.stockpumpers.blogspot.com/2016/04/prettie-girls-dolls-dominate-multi.html?m=1 QUOTE="zigzagman, post: 4037, member: 264"]You can buy Pretty Girls Dolls at $OWOO's Online Store: http://shopowdolls.com Their lead doll designer, Stacey McBride-Irby designed the most diverse cultural line of dolls ever created for the world’s premiere toy company, Mattel™. In her 15 years at Mattel™, Stacey designed for the Disney Princess Collection™ and created countless fashions for the iconic Barbie® line. Most notably, Stacey created an entire new line for the company, the So In Style™ dolls, the first African-American dolls by Mattel™ that more closely represented contemporary girls and young women in this diverse, dynamic community. Now Stacey has taken her love and passion for the craft of doll making and design to become a part of The One World Doll Project. [/QUOTE]
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