Sometimes in the business world, people get caught up in the chase for the almighty dollar. The public needs to focus on their future, the future of their family and their own well-being. Money is critical. In our dash for cash, we often lose sight of heroes. Who they are and who should we aspire to be like. Recently, one man has become a leader in the business world who should be a hero to us all. That man is Glenn Bushee.

Bushee is the Founder and President of Brite-Strike Technologies. For those who are savvy in the penny stock business world, you probably know that Brite-Strike is an up and coming company. The company has gained national recognition for the creation of the Tactical Blue Dot Patrol Officer, which is used to help protect law

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Brite-Strike Technologies, Inc. (OTC: BSTI) previously relied mainly on word-of-mouth in order to publicize their products as well as the company’s website and several high-end catalogs, but today their dedicated work to allure customers through a major media advertising campaign is paying off.

With their inviting price points, community involvement, and niche focus for citizens who seek added security, such as women, volunteer workers, and others, Brite-Strike’s line of consumer-centric personal protection products are quickly gaining a retail presence among nationally recognized retail stores. The company’s primary distribution channels continue to be through their attendance at international police and law enforcement trade shows held throughout the United States and Europe.

During 2008, the company entered into a number of agreements in order to expand their distribution channels. The first major agreement came with Brite-Strike shipping 3,600 Lighting Strike

With an estimated 800,000 full-time law enforcement officers employed in the United States, according to the most recent survey by the U.S. Department of Justice, these officers usually carry non-lethal weapons such as a flashlight, baton, and pepper spray. It is crucial that these brave law enforcement officers are equipped with the best and most advanced tactical products available. Brite-Strike Technologies, Inc. is a relatively new tactical weaponry company developing advanced self-protection products for not only police officers, but government agencies, the military, and citizens.

Brite-Strike’s Tactical Blue Dot Series incorporates all the feature that a patrol officer needs to fulfill his/her needs. Based on Phillip’s LUXEON technology, the Tactical Blue Dot Series generates 10 to 15 times more lumens (a measurement of light) compared to the standard household flashlight. Designed as a flashlight initially, the Blue Dot Series has

Brite-Strike Technologies, Inc. (OTC: BSTI) has began to receive the publicity they were anticipating over the past couple months. In August, Brite-Strike formed an agreement with Natick-based BJ’s Wholesale Club, which is significant as sales were previously spurred by word of mouth and trade-show appearances. Brite-Strike recently raised $450,000 for an ad campaign that continues into the fall with 30-second spots on CNBC, CNN, Tru-TV and various other cable networks.

The company’s co-founder, police officer Glenn Bushee, is pleased to report that sales are increasing on different avenues, “Our Web site sales have probably tripled” he stated. The increase in sales can be attributed to the ad blitz via cable TV and a national newspaper began in August.

A bright spot for the company is the new found success with their new Tactical Balls products. The product consists of

Brite-Strike Technologies, Inc. announced today that their Tactical Blue Dot two cell momentary/high model (BD RL198 MH 2C) has been designated as “Member Tested & Recommended” by the National Tactical Officers Association (NTOA). The tactical flashlight was given a score of 4.62 out of a possible 5.00 points. The recommendation can be viewed on NTOA’s online database and the review will be published in an upcoming issue of “The Tactical Edge” journal.

NTOA is known as the premier organization for SWAT/tactical teams and their support personnel. They offer instructor development, training, tactical data collection, equipment surveys and program reviews.

Brite-Strike® Tactical Blue Dot lights emit brilliant, flawless white light rated up to 198 lumens using only the highest quality LUXEON® Rebel LEDs. The company’s proprietary power management system is more efficient, allowing for longer run times than comparable products from the competition. The flashlight

During the second annual New York Law Enforcement Exposition, Brite-Strike Technologies, Inc. (OTC: BSTI) took advantage of the heralded opportunity to introduce their products to fellow law enforcement officials. The NY Times covered the event and found the company’s futuristic-looking flashlights particularly interesting among the other lighting products featured, which happened to be a large part of the exposition.

Brite-Strike Technologies was formed after both men had a conversation during their midnight shift in regards to how much they disliked the flashlight options that they were given as police officers. It was after that conversation that officer Jon Neal and Glenn Bushee began to construct plans on how they were going to devise a new kind of flashlight. In their spare time they came up with the idea of inventing a new kind of lightweight, waterproof flashlight that would be made

In this morning’s news, Brite-Strike Tactical Illumination Products, Inc. announced that it has launched a major media advertising campaign with 30-second commercials airing on some of the largest cable networks such as Bloomberg, CNBC, CNN, Fox Business News, Fox News, Tru-TV, and MSNBC and print ads appearing in the USA Today, the nation’s most widely circulated newspaper. The national television campaign will continue throughout the early fall months.

Expressing his excitement, Glenn Bushee, President of Brite-Strike Technologies, Inc, stated, “We are making a significant investment to move the Brite-Strike brand forward. Advertising on CNBC, for example, with over 95 million viewers, gives us a way to kick off our campaign in a big way. Our goal is to bring personal safety into the hands of ordinary citizens; their security is of the utmost importance.”

The Brite-Strike Tactical Blue-Dot™ line is currently being utilized by a

Brite-Strike Technologies, Inc. (OTC: BSTI) is a tactical safety company that was created by two police officers with the intention to develop LED flashlights that possessed the features that police officers and citizens need to keep them safe. Their innovative and flawless white light flashlights – which come in various sizes and weights – are used to temporarily blind and disorient a suspect or attacker, providing police officers and citizens the added safety they desire. The company only manufactures tactical LED flashlights with the latest Luxeon® LED and EMP chip technology, as older LED and incandescent lighting technology cannot compare.

In the past, numerous police departments came under public scrutiny when officers used their heavy metal flashlights for beating suspects. Many police departments and law enforcement agencies have now abandoned those heavy-duty flashlights. This series of events led to

Brite-Strike Technologies, Inc. (OTC: BSTI) is a tactical safety company that was created by two police officers with the intention to develop LED flashlights that possessed the features that police officers and citizens need to keep them safe. Their innovative and flawless white light flashlights – which come in various sizes and weights – are used to temporarily blind and disorient a suspect or attacker, providing police officers and citizens the added safety they desire. The company only manufactures tactical LED flashlights with the latest Luxeon® LED and EMP chip technology, as older LED and incandescent lighting technology cannot compare.

In the past, numerous police departments came under public scrutiny when officers used their heavy metal flashlights for beating suspects. Many police departments and law enforcement agencies have now abandoned those heavy-duty flashlights. This series of events led to