Tino Lyonne.

Commercial off-the-shelf products for defense and government requirements. This direction focuses on sourcing and supplying commercially available products against a defined item requirement.

Product specifications, quantity, delivery location, and timing provide the starting point. The dedicated Tino Lyonne Group website introduces this business direction in more detail.

Web platforms, mobile applications, and custom digital products built around a clear business need. My experience with SeenWant connects product thinking with the practical work of launching and developing a service.

For a new project or an existing product, the conversation starts with its users, core features, workflows, and intended timeline.

Import and export activities involving China, Vietnam, and other international markets. Each opportunity starts with the product, the countries involved, and a clear understanding of the proposed transaction.

For an initial inquiry, share the product category, origin and destination, expected quantity, and timing. These details provide a practical starting point for discussing the opportunity and its requirements.

Car rental, fleet operations, and the customer experience are a central part of my business background. TRYDAYCLUB brings that experience into a direct rental service in Los Angeles.

I’m open to discussing relevant automotive business opportunities and partnerships. Include the context, market, and goals so we can explore the potential fit.