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Last updated 19 August 2026 · Simrock, LLC · Naples, Florida

These terms govern your use of simrockllc.com. By using the site you accept them.

About this site

This site is operated by Simrock, LLC, a Florida limited liability company based in Naples, Florida. It exists to describe the company and the ventures it builds and supports.

No offer or advice

Nothing on this site is an offer to sell securities, an offer of employment, or professional advice of any kind — legal, financial, or human resources. Descriptions of ventures are informational. Any engagement with Simrock or its ventures is governed by a separate written agreement.

Trademarks

The simrock. wordmark and badge, JOB JOY™ and JJFF™ are trademarks of Simrock, LLC. The Relatable Executive® is a registered mark of Simrock, LLC.

Logo files published on our brand page are provided so that vendors, partners and press can reproduce our marks correctly. That permission is limited to accurate reproduction of the marks as supplied. It does not grant any right to alter the marks, to use them as your own, or to imply endorsement, partnership or affiliation with Simrock without our written agreement.

Content

Text, images, diagrams and design on this site are the property of Simrock, LLC unless stated otherwise. You may quote or link to this site with attribution. You may not republish it wholesale as your own.

Third-party sites

We link to other properties in the Simrock ecosystem and to external sites. We are not responsible for the content, accuracy or practices of sites we do not operate.

No warranty

This site is provided as is. We aim to keep it accurate and available, but we do not warrant that it will be error-free or uninterrupted.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Florida.

Contact

Questions about these terms, or requests to use our marks beyond what is described above: David@simrockllc.com

These terms are written in plain language to reflect how the site is actually used. They have not been reviewed by an attorney. Because they touch trademark permissions and limitation of liability, they are worth a review by counsel — particularly the trademark section, given the brand page distributes logo files publicly.