Tinort's Musical Staff is a company that refers musicians to venues in the Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point areas. It provides musicians for various genres including jazz, classical, rock, and more. The company also creates custom music for businesses through its in-house studio. Tinort's offers membership plans for musicians and takes a 15% commission from jobs it refers. It has partnered with Regal Entertainment to provide music for movies. Tinort's is requesting a $60,000 loan, which it expects to repay within 3 years based on projected revenue increases over that period.
Tinort's Musical Staff is a company that refers musicians to venues in the Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point areas. It provides musicians for various genres including jazz, classical, rock, and more. The company also creates custom music for businesses through its in-house studio. Tinort's Musical Staff is seeking a $60,000 investment and has projected positive cash flow and revenue over the next three years that will allow full repayment by 2012. It has selected Regal Entertainment, a movie theater company, as a partner due to the diverse customer base and consistent success of the movie industry.
Tinort's Musical Staff is a company that refers musicians to venues in the Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point areas. It provides musicians for various genres including jazz, classical, rock, and more. The company also creates custom music for businesses through an in-house studio. Membership fees range from $149 per quarter to $500 annually. Tinort's has partnered with Regal Entertainment to provide music for movies. The company is requesting a $60,000 loan, which will be repaid within 3 years based on projected revenue increases each year, allowing for positive cash flow.
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