Top of the line protective cap maker Aaron Rodgers put resources into enters receivership
SEATTLE — Helmet-maker VICIS reported Monday it is going into receivership subsequent to confronting monetary difficulties.
The top managerial staff decided receivership is the best course for the organization creating the top of the line head protector as indicated by NFL cap testing. VICIS has various prominent present and previous players as speculators.
"This is a troublesome however vital advance that gives us the best chance to protect a purchaser for the organization with the objective of guaranteeing most extreme come back to investors," VICIS board director Bruce Montgomery said in an announcement. "We realize this is awful news for VICIS clients, representatives and financial specialists who set their trust in our items and put stock in our central goal. Our workers specifically devoted their time and gifts to building an incredible organization that did extraordinary things, and we are contemplating them and their families during this troublesome time."
VICIS began in 2013, propelled its protective cap for NFL and school players in 2017. It bounced to the highest point of the NFL's trying outcomes. The organization assembled financial specialists, including quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Aaron Rodgers, and previous players, for example, Roger Staubach and Doug Baldwin.
VICIS has additionally propelled an adolescent adaptation of its protective cap and a delicate headgear for banner and 7-on-7 football.