Mayor of Toledo, Mike Bell, Admits He Got Involved In A Stikii Situation!

March 2, 2012 - PRLog -- A newly formed committee headed by honorary chairman, Toledo Mayor Mike Bell, Bonnie Hunter (Toledo Blade)and local celebrity boxing star, 9 year old Bam-Bam, are all pushing for Stikii to become a winner!  They know that when Stikii wins; Toledo wins and Ohio wins!

Virtually every local TV news station has shot video at Stikii’s headquarters, and several local celebrities have also been spreading the Stikii buzz too. Most notably, Steve Reamey (Gay Steve the gossip guru) of 100.7 the Vibe’s Andrew Z in the morning show.  Steve said, “It’s about time a local company strived to give back to the community, and the jobs Stikii can create will have a long lasting effect on the economy!”  

The “Get on the shelf” program is offering the coveted grand prize of distribution through all WalMart Stores. Tony Martinez, Marketing Coordinator, says the contest is the “American Idol” of retail products. He added, “With local support; Stikii will succeed in creating a nationally recognized brand with roots in Toledo, Ohio!”

Stikii isn’t just another boring shoe; it’s a new category in the footwear industry.   Inventor Joe Chew said his kids loved shopping for toys, but didn’t enjoy traditional shoe shopping.  He found a way to mix the two.  With over 100 fun Stik-em accessories, kids are now able to redesign and individualize their shoes every day.  Currently available in 4 sizes and in 8 vibrant colors, now shoes CAN be fun!

Stikii’s are available in the local Stride-Rite children’s shoe stores, and at www.Stikii.com. The start-up company has already gained tremendous buzz.  While international distribution isn’t their initial objective, Inquiries have already been received from over 20 countries worldwide.  

You can support this local company and its mission to win the “Get on the shelf” contest by visiting the website and voting! Stikii is also asking you to forward this information to your network of family and friends, and gain their support too.