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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Las Vegas, Nevada — February 26, 2026
MainStreetChamber Holdings, Inc. (OTC: MSCH), a diversified public holding company headquartered in Las Vegas, today announced it has signed a binding Letter of Intent (LOI) to acquire eight operating businesses as part of its aggressive roll-up strategy to reach 100 majority-owned companies by the end of 2027.
The acquisitions, structured as all-stock transactions, expand MSCH’s holdings portfolio to ten operating subsidiaries, including its previously acquired MainStreetChamber of Commerce and Advanced Licensing. The Company intends to sell up to 49% ownership in each subsidiary to qualified operating partners for 100% cash consideration, while retaining majority control and strategic oversight.
Expected closing: March 31, 2026.
The eight acquisition targets include:
Chamber Financial Services
Chamber Insurance Agency
KozyFurniture dba kathy ireland® Furniture
Bo Derek’s Perfect 10
Perfect Dreamer Mattress
Final Mile Technologies
Aloha Laundry dba kathy ireland® Laundry
Diamond Broker USA
Together, these companies create diversified exposure across insurance distribution, financial services, logistics, consumer brands, licensing, and direct-to-consumer brokerage platforms.
Chamber Insurance Agency is positioned to challenge the traditional insurance agency model — particularly in health insurance and employee benefits.
Most agencies depend heavily on purchased internet leads that are expensive, inconsistent, and often unqualified. Agents frequently invest significant capital chasing prospects who may provide inaccurate information or lack purchasing intent.
Chamber Insurance Agency operates through a fundamentally different model.
Through the wholly owned MainStreetChamber of Commerce — which provides free membership to business owners nationwide — insurance agents receive guaranteed appointments with members already engaged in a Chamber relationship. Rather than purchasing cold leads, agents engage business owners within an established ecosystem.
Management believes this relationship-based distribution strategy:
Reduces customer acquisition costs
Improves appointment quality
Enhances agent productivity
Creates cross-selling opportunities across subsidiaries
Builds recurring engagement instead of transactional marketing spend
The Company’s core thesis is that long-term relationships with business owners create greater enterprise value than charging annual membership dues, which remains the dominant chamber model nationwide.
Diamond Broker USA introduces a scalable home-based brokerage model focused on lab-grown diamonds — a rapidly expanding segment within the global jewelry market.
The model builds on the prior 5000 furniture broker-based distribution systems developed by Company leadership and is designed for national replication through independent associates.
Key advantages include:
No warehousing or heavy logistics infrastructure
High-margin product category
Significantly lower consumer pricing versus traditional mined diamonds or buying from an online or retail store and eliminate all the overhead
Minimal service complexity
Environmental and ethical positioning advantages
Lab-grown diamonds are chemically identical to mined diamonds but can be offered at a fraction of the cost. Management believes the platform presents a capital-efficient opportunity to scale a national brokerage network without the operational burdens typical of traditional retail or e-commerce jewelry models.
As part of the Company’s restructuring and governance simplification initiative, John Bellave will step away from the Corporate Executive Team and his role as CEO of wholly owned Advanced Licensing.
Mr. Bellave will focus exclusively on expanding the Master Agency platform under an external licensing structure. In 2024, he personally generated approximately 80% of licensing revenues, but by removing corporate administrative responsibilities and concentrating his efforts on recruitment, training, and direct revenue generation, management believes licensing performance can be significantly expanded through structured duplication of his proven sales methods.
Larry Kozin, Chief Executive Officer, stated:
“This is about strategic focus. John is an exceptional revenue generator. By allowing him to dedicate his full bandwidth to building his personal book and mentoring a national Master Agency network, we position Advanced Licensing for meaningful growth while strengthening our overall governance structure.”
Thomas Mehary, President, added:
“With ten companies now in our portfolio, we are building a diversified holdings platform designed for scalable expansion. Each acquisition strengthens our ecosystem and supports our long-term objective of reaching 100 companies by 2027.”
The portfolio structure creates multiple operational advantages:
Final Mile Technologies supports furniture and mattress delivery as well as logistics for laundry operations.
Cross-marketing opportunities exist across all subsidiaries through the MainStreetChamber membership base.
Shared services reduce overhead and support EBITDA scalability.
Minority operator ownership sales provide recapitalization without traditional debt financing.
MainStreetChamber Holdings, Inc. (OTC: MSCH) is a Las Vegas-based diversified public holding company focused on acquiring scalable businesses, implementing centralized operational infrastructure, and empowering entrepreneurial operators within an integrated ecosystem designed to generate long-term shareholder value.
Larry Kozin
Chief Executive Officer
MainStreetChamber Holdings, Inc.
888-511-2337
info@MSCH.com
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including statements regarding anticipated acquisitions, strategic expansion plans, projected operational benefits, licensing revenue growth, minority ownership sales, future acquisition targets, and potential exchange listing initiatives. These statements involve risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially. Risks include execution of definitive agreements, integration of acquired businesses, regulatory considerations, market conditions, capital availability, and general economic factors. The Company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements except as required by law.
