2008
VIP*Comlink enters into an agreement with Pure Energy International to acquire Beyond Juice.
2007
Board seeks approval from shareholders to restructure the corporation.
Board Board executes a reverse stock split and restructures the corporation.
2006
Ronald E. Hansen and Jay Lewis resign from the Board.
Mark Helms, Jim Durkin and S. Tim Chou are elected to the Board.
Board of Directors redefines the direction of VIP*Comlink.
The Board seeks oportunities for mergers, acquisitions and partners.
2003
VIP*COMLINK is dormant.
Tim Chou, Michael Howard, Vince Warner resign from the company.
Ronald E. Hansen and Jay Lewis Take charge of the company.
2002
Mark Helms resignes as an officer and director.
2001
VIP*Comlink acquires Homestar Network, Inc. from Ronald E. Hansen
Ronald E. Hansen is appointed Chairman of the Board.
Homestar Network business plan fails to materialize
2000
VIP*ComLink hires Michael Howard as its President.
1995
VIP*COMLINK is dormant.
1994
ComLink is unable to provide fulfillment services based on changing market conditions and becomes insolvent.
1993
ComLink logs $555,000 in January HomeLink Learning System orders.
ComLink signs letter of intent with Mainstreet Alliance and Horizon Energy to combine assets and form a new marketing venture under Horizon.
1992
ComLink acquires world-wide marketing and distribution rights for the FourMat Learning Processor from FourMat Corporation.
ComLink acquires home education rights from Wasatch Education Systems, Inc., for K - 12th grade Integrated Learning System (ILS). The Wasatch CD-ROM courseware includes over 3,000 hours of computer aided instruction. ComLink will be the first to offer the power of a complete computer learning lab software package for home use.
ComLink begins marketing K-12 computer-based curriculum through its subsidiary HomeLink, Inc.
HomeLink unveils first home learning system combining a complete software curriculum CD-ROM package with a pc-based multimedia hardware system.
ComLink ends year with $503,000 in HomeLink Learning System orders.
1991
ComLink announces the signing of a potential multi-million dollar contract with Allen Communications, a leading computer based training company.
ComLink announces formation of domestic and international marketing divisions and hiring of international marketing director.
ComLink begins sale of area distribution rights. Announces contracts for the purchase of the Utah and Nevada distributorships.
ComLink announces the hiring of E. Wayne Nelson as its new President and Chief Operations Officer. Mr. Nelson was the former Vice-President of Administration and Chief Financial Officer of Geneva Steel Corporation and the previous Chief Budget Officer for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
ComLink announces the sale of San Diego area distributorship.
ComLink announces the sale of Idaho state distributorship.
ComLink announces the sale of Alberta, Canada, distributorship.
ComLink announces the sale of Arizona state distributorship.
ComLink announces the sale of Washington state distributorship.
ComLink announces positive net operating income of $98,200.00 for the first quarter of 1991 and $700,400.00 for the second quarter of 1991.
ComLink announces promotion of E. Wayne Nelson from President and Chief Operations Officer to President and Chief Executive Officer; also the promotion of David E. Hale from Vice-President: Production to Executive Vice-President: Chief Operations Officer.
ComLink announces the sale of Missouri state distributorship.
1990
ComLink International announces that it has entered into an agreement to acquire the controlling ownership interest in Complement Corporation.
ComLink announces a contract to provide a custom multi-media software package for Southern California Edison, the country's second largest utility company.
ComLink announces the completion of the purchase of the majority interest in Complement Corporation and the hiring of additional marketing personnel.
ComLink displays its new multi-media software products at the Comdex computer show in Las Vegas, Nevada. Announces availability of products for second quarter of 1991.
1989
Tahoma Corporation changes name to VIP*ComLink dba ComLink International.
ComLink International acquires world-wide distribution and marketing rights from Complement Corp. (a communications software company). Complement has developed a breakthrough capability for multi-media software applications.
ComLink International's subsidiary VIP*Long Distance, Inc. enters into an agreement with TelAmerica, Inc. (a $60m long-distance reseller) allowing TelAmerica to purchase the primary assets of VIP*Long Distance.
1986
Tahoma Corporation (fka HAFS) acquires 100% ownership of VIP Long Distance, Inc. (a long-distance telecommunications reseller) and VIP NetMark, Inc. (a telecommunications marketing company).
1985
HAFS Corporation acquires 100% of Tahoma Electronics, Inc., a privately held computer oriented technical school.
HAFS Corporation changes name to Tahoma Corporation.
1984
The company is founded under the name of HAFS Corporation.
HAFS Corporation receives authorization for public offering of 2,500,000 of its common shares.