Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Prince Mario-Max Heads to Miami for Lior Sabag’s BH24 Launch with We Save Teens Charity

On May 14, 2026, North Miami becomes the stage for one of the year’s most ambitious product debuts. BH24 Inc., led by CEO and Co-Founder Lior Sabag, will unveil a refillable multi-color spray system designed to end seven decades of wasteful single-use spray cans — and the launch is built around purpose as much as product.

Sharing the spotlight is We Save Teens For A Better Tomorrow, the youth charity orchestrated by Aaron Clemens, whose involvement anchors the evening’s humanitarian dimension. Among the featured speakers: Sabag, Eran Hazan, Net Kohen, Val, George Dubec, Clemens himself — and Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe.

Rethinking the spray can

The BH24 concept is a structural redesign, not a tweak. One reusable unit holding multiple colors replaces the old model of separate pressurized cans per color — cutting waste, cost, and clutter. The platform is backed by a U.S. patent application and an international PCT filing, with dozens of innovations folded into a single system.

The ambitions stretch well beyond spray paint. The underlying technology — refillable, multi-component delivery — is engineered to scale across food, cosmetics, beverage, and beauty. Development and commercialization partner Flexinova Global is positioning the platform for international licensing.

An evening with intention

The launch is staged as a high-level gathering of artists, entrepreneurs, investors, and global media, hosted by Patrice “Fox-Ish” Anderson. Red-carpet presentation, elevated staging, a strict tone of sophistication — the setting signals that this is an unveiling meant to be remembered.

But the defining choice is the partnership with We Save Teens. Its mission — supporting vulnerable young people — runs through the event’s messaging as a reminder that innovation earns its keep when it serves the future. “For a better tomorrow” isn’t a tagline here; it’s the evening’s thesis.

For Prince Mario-Max, whose public work keeps circling back to youth, the fit is natural. Miami, May 14: technology and compassion, launched together.

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Originally published on Times Square Chronicles.