Local franchise helps explode Screen Magic

Local franchise helps explode Screen Magic

with Tim Meester

Tim Meester the President of Screen Magic. Throughout Tim’s nearly 30 year career he has owned and operated numerous companies in manufacturing and distribution joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Tim Meester discuss the following:

  • How long would you say that you have been a entrepreneur?
  • How did you get started?
  • Why did you start your latest venture Screen Magic?
  • What is your marketing strategy?
  • How do you manufacture a product like Screen Magic with little to no working capital?

Duration: 15:54

Tim Meester is currently President of Screen Magic.  Throughout Tim’s nearly 30 year career he has owned and operated numerous companies in manufacturing and distribution.  The companies range from men’s apparel and sports apparel to automotive accessories.  Tim’s education background in computer science for business allowed him to start a career in the software industry which then lead him to various internet ventures.  His ground breaking internet development won him corporate website developer of the year award for his website for Beech Nut Baby Food.  This award propelled him to develop web sites for the largest corporations in the world including General Mills, ConAgra, Kimberly-Clark and Ralston Purina just to name a few.  Tim currently resides in Phoenix, AZ with his wife of 20 years, Lisa and his two teenage children, Tyler and Kayla.

Links: www.screenmagicusa.com

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