A leadership overhaul and a pivot toward e-commerce accompany the Nevada company’s ownership shift.

June 5, 2026

RemSleep Holdings, Inc., a Nevada-incorporated company, has reported a change in control after a series of privately negotiated stock transactions placed a controlling stake in its preferred shares with a Canadian buyer. The move coincided with a sweeping leadership overhaul and a relocation of the company’s operations to Florida.

An Ontario Buyer Takes the Reins

According to board resolutions, the directors acknowledged on May 27, 2026 a set of Stock Purchase Agreements dated the prior day that redistributed shares among certain holders and shifted control of the business. Roman Israel Wood sold a preferred-stock block to 1000152403 Ontario Inc., an Ontario, Canada corporation, consisting of:

• 3,600,000 shares of Preferred C stock
• 400,000 shares of Preferred B stock
• 4,000,000 shares of Preferred A stock

That block represented roughly 80 percent of the preferred share control position and changed hands in an off-market, all-cash private deal that also carried an assumption of about $300,000 in existing corporate and personally guaranteed obligations.

In a separate, unrelated transaction, Wood sold 40,000,000 restricted common shares under Rule 144 to Miro Zecevic, also off-market and for cash. Anita L. Michaels then assigned a further 400,000 Preferred C shares, 100,000 Preferred B shares, and 1,000,000 Preferred A shares to the same Ontario buyer, covering the remaining roughly 20 percent of the preferred control bloc. Together, the transfers gave the Ontario corporation control of RemSleep through its preferred share ownership.

A Reshuffled Leadership Team

The company overhauled its executive ranks alongside the ownership change. On May 7, 2026, the board accepted the resignations of Jeffrey Todd Marshall as Chief Executive Officer, Anita L. Michaels as Chief Operating Officer and Chairman, and Roman Israel Wood as President, Treasurer and Secretary, all effective May 27.

That same day, the board installed a new slate of officers:

• Teresita Rubio – Treasurer and Chairman
• Sanja Pekovic – President and Chief Executive Officer
• Irina Veselinovic – Secretary

The arrangement shifted again days later. On June 1, the board accepted Pekovic’s resignation as President and named Peter Downey interim President effective June 2, while Pekovic stayed on as Chief Executive Officer. Pekovic, who brings a scientific and neurobiology research background, is expected to concentrate on medical matters and research-and-development opportunities, while Downey, a finance and business-development executive, focuses on corporate affairs, sales and e-commerce growth.

New Limits on the President’s Authority

Governance rules adopted June 1 restrict the President from acting alone. The President cannot issue shares, move funds out of company accounts, or otherwise bind the company without written approval from both the Secretary and the Treasurer. The Chairman, by contrast, retains authority over the company’s preferred shares, including voting, conversion and transfer rights. Detailed background on the new officers required under Regulation S-K was not yet available and will be supplied by amendment within four business days.

Stock Grants for Transition Services

The board also approved stock-based compensation on June 2. Scott Hasselbring, acting as Executor of the Estate of Thomas Wood, received a grant of 15,000,000 restricted common shares for asset-preservation and related services. Roman Israel Wood agreed to accept 30,000,000 restricted common shares as a full and final settlement, in place of cash, for his work from mid-February through June 1. Both issuances are restricted securities carrying customary transfer-restriction legends.

A Pivot to E-Commerce

Operationally, the company is stepping away from its former retail walk-in model in Blackshear, Georgia. It has closed its Georgia office, relocated its principal operations to Florida and opened a new Florida warehouse to support fulfillment. Management is steering the business toward internet-based sales channels such as eBay, with plans to expand nationally and then internationally.

RemSleep has also re-engaged its auditor to complete a delayed first-quarter report within an extension window, added safeguards intended to keep future submissions on schedule, and updated its records with the State of Nevada to reflect the management changes.