MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Aug. 28, 2017 -- SNM Global Holdings (SNMN) (OTC:SNMN) an entertainment/media company is pleased to announce the ground breaking of their charter franchise store of Naughty Girls Donuts in Sterling, Virginia.
We have funded and are already in the buildout phase with our charter store of Naughty Girls Donuts in Sterling, Virginia. “We expect a grand opening date around October 1st," stated SNM Global CEO Troy Lowman. “This is in coordination with our intent to open a second store in Georgetown, Washington DC soon thereafter."
Contact: Troy Lowman CEO 410 733 6551


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