160 Millennium - A Marquis Who’s Who Magazine ENTREPRENEURS With more than 15 years of professional experience to his credit, Stacy B. Stubbs has excelled as a business owner and entrepreneur. He recently took on ownership of Sticker Burr Roller in 2022. The company is named after its key, patent-pending product, which aims to assist users in removing troublesome sticker burrs, goat heads and weeds in a non-hazardous manner. Mr. Stubbs was inspired to begin his brand after moving into a new home with his wife and five children, only to find his new yard was overrun with many bothersome goat heads and sticker burrs. After dedicating months of his time to experimenting with various methods to be rid of these weeds, he ultimately constructed the sticker burr roller, featuring various parts that have been designed to last for a considerable amount of time and completely clear properties of the pesky weeds. Well-regarded for his accomplishments, Mr. Stubbs was featured in a local magazine, highlighting his success in the field. He has largely attributed his achievements to his practicality and drive, and in the coming years, he looks forward to further impacting the lives of others. OWNER Sticker Burr Roller Hildale, UT Lou Weisbach has worked for over three decades in promotional products, specializing in the casino and entertainment industry. He began his marketing career as an account executive at HA-LO, the largest marketer and distributor of promotional products in the U.S., where he was the top supplier for Harrah’s Casinos (Caesars Entertainment). During this time, he implemented several promotional concepts that helped build player traffic and retention. Additionally, he worked with “The Late Show with David Letterman,” where he provided merchandise for The Late Show website, along with the CBS store. Branding the “Late Show” mug that sat on Mr. Letterman’s desk was Mr. Weisbach’s idea. The “Late Show” was the first late-night television show to brand their mugs. Mr. Weisbach continued as an entrepreneur in marketing and trademarked the name “Lottery Pick,” the name for the top players in the world drafted to play in the NBA and NHL. “Lottery Pick” was so strong and valuable that two of the largest sportswear (footwear and apparel) companies used the name on their branded products. Leveraging his experience and entrepreneurial desires, his latest venture continues in the sports industry, where he plans to bring a patented golf training device named Putter Rx to market this year. MARKETING ENTREPRENEUR Chicago, IL LOU WEISBACH STACY B. STUBBS
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