1.
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Create product line for Family stores beginning with:
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a.
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Fans
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b.
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Filtration
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c.
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Ballasts (Electronic and Magnetic)
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d.
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Reflectors
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e.
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Bulbs
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f.
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Nutrients (Endorsed by Ed Rosenthal)
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2.
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Identify and present roll-up opportunity to designated franchise stores.
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3.
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Source marketing collateral for retail stores (Signage, t shirts, bags and other promotional material.)
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4.
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Begin to discuss and structure the potential of moving the Family brand to a public vehicle.
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5.
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Pursue additional outside retailers for conversions to Family Stores.
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6.
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Joint PR and media expansion plan for both companies.
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7.
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Raise capital for collective effort.
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1.
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Sourcing product, marketing materials and building out Family Hydroponic catalog
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2.
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Meeting with funds to help capitalize expansion plans
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3.
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Structure template and presentation material for potential rollups
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4.
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Source public vehicle for potential merger with Family brand.
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1.
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Create introductions to potential rollup targets and assist in the presentation process.
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2.
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Collect sales data from current stores to provide transparency into product volumes.
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3.
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Assist with media and press strategy.
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4.
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Identify potential store conversions
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5.
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Beta test product interest in wholly owned retail stores.
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1.
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Terra Tech Corp (party A) will not engage another retail group in the activities provided in section 1 (Purpose and Scope) without the express consent of the Family hydroponics.
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2.
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Family Hydroponic Franchise (Party B) will not engage another publicly traded company or manufacturer in the activities provided in section 1 (Purpose and Scope), without the express consent of Terra Tech.
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1.
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This agreement may be cancelled or terminated without cause by either party by giving (45) calendar days advance written notice to the other party. Such notification shall state the effective date of termination or cancellation and include any final performance and/or payment invoicing instructions/requirements.
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2.
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Any and all amendments must be made in writing and must be agreed to and executed by the parties before becoming effective.
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