Reusch-USA supplied over 1000 stores and signed US National team goalkeepers Tony Meola and David Vanole to endorsement contracts as well as US National team goalkeeper coach Joe Machnik and international goalkeeper trainer Dan Gaspar. The company was closed in 1993 and 1.FC Goalkeeper was started to distribute their own brand. The company's art director, Jacqueline Jones, is now an accomplished plein air artist in Connecticut and New York City. On August 16, 2013 she opened "Jacqueline Jones Studio and Gallery" in Glastonbury, Connecticut as a venue to offer her work to the public. In 2004 Carli tried to establish a professional soccer team (the "Connecticut Hammers") in Waterbury, Connecticut. He was granted the negotiating rights to a Pro Soccer League (PSL) franchise by the United Soccer Leagues which was the governing body for the two minor American soccer leagues. The team attempted to work with the city to convert Municipal Stadium (Waterbury) from a baseball stadium to a 5,000 seat soccer facility that would serve as its home venue. The "Connecticut Hammers" franchise ultimately never played a professional game. In June 2010 Carli's 253 unit affordable housing project, "Hampton Woods", was approved by the East Hampton, Connecticut Planning and zoning commission. The townhouse community's primary purpose was to create housing for young professionals who were unable to find affordable housing and were forced to leave Connecticut as a result. Construction was expected to start in late 2010 or early 2011. Hampton Woods is believed to be the largest affordable housing project approved to date in Connecticut by a planning and zoning commission.