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International Development Corporation (OTCBB IDVL): has already assembled managerial expertise in water management, marketing and sales management and international trade. These are critical to Ozolutions current positioning emphasis on international markets where we have strong local partners and sole source opportunities. They have worked for or consulted with major companies such as IBM, Xerox. General Motors as well as water regulatory agencies. One Director has been Trade Consul for a major Latin American country and will concentrate on expanding South American opportunities. Another Director has developed sales training and leadership programs for Hi Tech, manufacturing companies and financial services organizations. Another Director has successfully run a food importing and exporting business and offers extensive experience in international business. Website: http://www.ozolutions.com/
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Ozolutions has a simple organization structure. The corporate office manages the overall operation and the Ontario EntrOzone business. From a revenue standpoint, we show three revenue streams: ELCE product revenue, Hankin Ozone revenue and EntrOzone " consumer" revenue. They each have different costs and commission structures and are combined under Consolidated Revenue Statements.
Max Weissengruber is the founding President and CEO of Ozolutions Inc. since April of 2000. A graduate of Michigan State University, he brings a diversified background in water management, management consulting and marketing and sales development. Max Weissengruber worked in policy areas with The Ontario Water Resources Commission( OWRC), an independent body that financed and built water and sewage plants all across Canada's largest province. The OWRC also was the regulatory body that set and enforced water quality standards in Ontario. He was a management consultant with KPMG ( Formerly Ernst & Whinney) where he specialized in small - medium sized business strategy and entrepreneurial development.
James A. Clemenger: Secretary James Clemenger, Secretary, brings a wealth of international business experience to Ozolutions Inc. A fluent Spanish speaking international trade expert, he founded MacLeod Trading Inc., a company specializing in Latin American trading opportunities and development of product distribution strategies after serving as Columbian Consul and Trade Commissioner in Toronto. An MBA graduate from the University of Western Ontario, his earlier experience in packaged goods marketing allowed him to gain important planning and budgeting skills.
As Sales Manager for Dynamex of Toronto, he was responsible for marketing and sales programs for a company specializing in high priority courier services for businesses depending on timely and consistent customer services, experience that will be critical to Ozolutions success as an international distributor of water treatment systems.
Since Joining Ozolutions in April of 2000, James Clemenger has been instrumental in developing opportunities in Mexico which we expect will bring significant revenue in 2002 and beyond.
Douglas R. Robertson: Chief Financial Officer brings a wealth of international and domestic business experience. He is currently General Manager of MTL Trading of Toronto, a company engaged in the business of buying and selling meat and poultry products. For five years prior to May 2001, Douglas Robertson was the President and owner of Robertson Foods of Toronto, a firm engaged in the business of exporting pork, beef and poultry.
Douglas Robertson has the in depth knowledge and experience that will assist Ozolutions to assess and select competent local partners and negotiate agreements that will protect and enhance Ozolutions position in foreign markets. .
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Ozolutions has surveyed technology options currently available in the water treatment field. There are a number of well established, reliable technologies. Among these are chlorine or other chemical forms of treatment, various forms of filtration, Ultra Violet, reverse osmosis. activated carbon and ozone. As a marketing company, our objective was to choose technologies that match the following criteria and partner with those companies that best meet these criteria.
Chemical Free Processes
There has been mounting scientific and public concern over the use of chemicals in water treatment. This is especially true as it relates to drinking water or water used in food or beverage processing. Industrial and waste water processes using chemicals are subject to increasing regulatory scrutiny and tougher treatment standards. Chlorine is a persistent and harmful presence in the environment and is being linked with cancer related health effects.
Given the pressure from concerned citizens, the scientific community and regulatory agencies, Ozolutions believes that chemical free water treatment will increasingly be demanded by customers who also want to use environmentally friendly water treatment methods.
Proven Applications
Since Ozolutions will not develop its own technologies, it is imperative that we align ourselves with companies who have made significant R & D investments, that have an established a loyal client base and " value " attributes that allow for market differentiation or a preferred status in selective markets.
As marketers, we realize that it1s always desirable to be able to present prospects with documentable evidence of successful applications, and access existing customers are willing to be strong advocates for the company and the technology. This proven competence allows Ozolutions to target markets and companies who share similar treatment concerns. It also reduces the costs of proposal writing and presentations since there is a database to draw from and margins can be more precisely calculated based on related industry experience.
Desire for Partnership
Water treatment firms pride themselves on their technical prowess but often experience growth limitations due to inadequate coverage of potential market opportunities. Ozolutions has identifed companies willing to enter relationships with marketing and sales firms who can assist them in expanding industry coverage at minimal cost to the company.
Our Technology Partners
Ozone is a proven chemical free technology that is both powerful and environmentally friendly. A major Canadian ozone partner is now being selected.
UV Pure Technologies, a world leader in providing chemical free drinking water solutions.
ELCE International uses activated water to improve operating efficiency in water piping and water processing systems and to improve productivity in agricultural and fish/shrimp farming. It uses electrical energies to create the friction that produces the desired results sought by their customers.
All 3 firms have a loyal and established customer base and have selected Ozolutions as their marketing partner. (Their technologies are described in the Product section.) .
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Ozone is a powerful gas produced by passing a high voltage electric discharge through an oxygen containing gas. When introduced into water, ozone reacts quickly to break down most organic molecules. It has an oxidation potential 52% greater than chlorine with a very short half-life with simple oxygen as its decomposition product.
Typical Applications o Municipal Water and Waste Water Systems o Cooling Tower Recirculating o Bottled Water Treatment o Food Processing o Taste, Colour & Odour Removal o Heavy Metal Oxidation o Industrial water and wastewater disinfection
Pre-Engineered Systems range in size and complexity from units producing 7.8 lbs/day to 400 lbs/day of ozone. Installations as large as 7500 lbs/day are custom engineered and usually involve design and consulting fees in addition to the unit manufacturing costs.
ELCE Water Activation - The friction caused by water passing through ceramic balls generates several electrical energies.
Pyroelectricity - energy generated by electrons coming out of the ceramics and produced by the temperature difference between the ceramic's surface and water.
Piezoelectricity - created by water pressure changes when passing through the ceramics.
Frictional electricity -produced due to friction between the ceramics themselves or between the ceramics and water by collision.
The Result: The physical properties of water are changed creating improvements for applications.
ELCE units range in water flow capacity from 15 litres per minute to 3,297 litres per minute. All models are easy to install, maintenance free, environmentally safe with 10 year guarantees. .
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UV Pure technology represents an evolutionary leap in UV water purification. The Hallett System with Crossfire Technology, designed by UV Pure founder Ron Hallett exceeds the NSF's rigorous drinking water purification standard 55A.
Today, Hallett ultraviolet drinking water purification systems with Crossfire Technology are installed in homes, golf courses, schools and municipalities as well as commercial applications throughout Canada and the U.S. In addition, Hallett systems are utilized in a number of developing countries including Canadian Embassy residences around the world.UV Pure's Hallett systems are available for residential, commercial and community water applications up to 5,000 households. The residential system is NSF standard 55 Class A certified, the global gold standard accepted by environmental regulatory authorities worldwide. Each Hallett UV purification system is the safest in the world. Crossfire Technology continually monitors all aspects of water treatment so users can be sure that every drop of water is safe to drink.
The Most Effective UV Treatment Crossfire Technology incorporates TWO proprietary high -output UV lamps, with elliptical reflectors, that target pathogens with ultraviolet light from 360 degrees
Risk Free.Fail-Safe Engineering Crossfire Technology uses dual smart UV sensors mounted in air, which cannot foul. Lamps are air-cooled and maintain consistent UV output. Computerized alarms and an auto shut-off valve are on board so you know only safe water can enter your system.
Self-Cleaning Crossfire Technology uses a rotating stainless steel wiper blade to continually clean the inside of the quartz tube eliminating fouling and the need for a water softener, making messy and difficult quartz cleaning a thing of the past-saving time and money.
Virtually Maintenance Free Crossfire Technology utilizes two lamps mounted in air, outside the quartz tube, so maintaining a Hallett is as easy as changing 2 light bulbs-no system draining is required.
The Hallett System with Crossfire Technology is designed to provide Pure, Safe Water, Always.
Certified under NSF55A which indicates that the Hallet system will combat bacteria virus and parasites in untreated water supplies provided the water is sufficiently clear to allow ultra violet lamp to work. .
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* A form of oxygen containing 3 molecules, usually found in the stratosphere, and responsible for filtering out much of the sun's ultraviolet radiation. http://ggweather.com/glossary.htm
* A gas, an alternative form of oxygen in which 3 atoms of oxygen rather than 2 join to form a molecule. Even though ozone forms in the atmosphere only in very small quantities, it has an important impact. Ozone near the ground is produced as part of industrial air pollution, and since it is chemically very reactive, it is undesirable--it corrodes masonry, it causes paint to darken and is unhealthy to breathe. Ozone in the high atmosphere, around 25-30 km., is formed by solar ultra-violet light. It absorbs such light and prevents it from penetrating to the http://www-istp.gsfc.nasa.gov/stargaze/Sgloss.htm
* A compound that is formed when oxygen and other compounds react in sunlight. In the upper atmosphere, ozone protects the earth from the sun's ultraviolet rays. Though beneficial in the upper atmosphere, at ground level, ozone is called photochemical smog, and is a respiratory irritant and considered a pollutant. http://www.eere.energy.gov/biomass/student_glossary.html
* a gas which is a variety of oxygen. The oxygen gas found in the air consists of two oxygen atoms stuck together; this is molecular oxygen. Ozone consists of three oxygen atoms stuck together into an ozone molecule. Ozone occurs in nature; it produces the sharp smell you notice near a lightning strike. High concentrations of ozone gas are found in a layer of the atmosphere -- the stratosphere -- high above the Earth. Stratospheric ozone shields the Earth against harmful rays from the sun, particularly ultraviolet B. Smog's main component is ozone; this ground-level ozone is a product of reactions http://www.autofreon.com/glossary.htm
* Ozone is a bluish gas that is harmful to breathe. Nearly 90% of the Earth's ozone is in the stratosphere and is referred to as the ozone layer. Ozone absorbs a band of ultraviolet radiation called UVB that is particularly harmful to living organisms. The ozone layer prevents most UVB from reaching the ground. http://www.atmo.arizona.edu/students/courselinks/spring05/atmo336/lectures/glossary.html
* A form of oxygen, O3. A powerful oxidizing agent that is considered a pollutant in the lower troposphere but an essential chemical in the stratosphere where it protects the earth from high-energy ultraviolet radiation from the sun. http://www.pnl.gov/atmos_sciences/Cdw/Glossary.html
* Ozone gas is a molecule which consists of three oxygen molecules. It is naturally occurring in the earth's atmosphere at all levels and is essential to reef keeping. Ozone functions by sterilizing the water and relieving it of unwanted bacteria and microscopic organisms. Ozone is explosive and is harmful to fish and to humans, if in large quantities. http://www.aqualink.com/basic/zglossa.html
* A gas, containing three atoms of oxygen in each molecule, that occurs in the upper atmosphere. It protects the Earth from much of the sun's ultraviolet radiation. http://www.spaceforspecies.ca/glossary/n_o.htm
* Ozone is a form of molecular oxygen (O 3 ); it consists of three connected oxygen atoms. OZONE LAYER The ozone layer is a region of the stratosphere which contains most (about 90%) of the Earth's atmospheric ozone. It is about 10-25 miles (15-40 km) above the Earth's surface. The ozone layer shields the Earth from Ultraviolet B rays that come from the Sun. The ozone layer is becoming depleted, and there is an "ozone hole" over Antarctica. http://www.allaboutspace.com/subjects/astronomy/glossary/indexo.shtml
* A naturally occurring, highly reactive, irritating gas comprising triatomic oxygen formed by recombination of oxygen in the presence of ultraviolet radiation. This gas builds up in the lower atmosphere as smog pollution, while in the upper atmosphere it forms a protective layer that shields the earth and its inhabitants from excessive exposure to damaging ultraviolet radiation. http://antron.dupont.com/content/resources/green_glossary/ant06_04_15.shtml
* Found in two layers of the atmosphere, the stratosphere and the troposphere. In the stratosphere (the atmospheric layer 7 to 10 miles or more above the earth's surface) ozone is a natural form of oxygen that provides a protective layer shielding the earth from ultraviolet radiation. In the troposphere (the layer extending up 7 to 10 miles from the earth's surface), ozone is a chemical oxidant and major component of photochemical smog. It can seriously impair the respiratory system and is one of the most widespread of all the criteria pollutants for which the Clean Air Act required EPA to http://www.afrpa.hq.af.mil/kelly/Terms/oterms.html
* Extremely reactive form of oxygen, normally occurring around electrical discharges and present in the atmosphere in small but active quantities. In sufficient concentrations, it can break down certain rubber insulations under tension (such as a bent cable). http://www.networkcables.com/o.htm
* Ozone is harmful to both humans and plants at ground level, but is crucial in blocking ultraviolet radiation in the stratosphere; this is the meaning of the commonly used phrases "bad ozone" and "good ozone". In the United States, an ozone exceedance, as defined by the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) occurs when the average hourly concentration is 120 ppb or greater. Typical unpolluted surface levels of ozone are around 20 ppb. Highest concentrations of ozone are found in the stratosphere, however, where it is very effective at absorbing ultraviolet radiation, itself shown to be harmful to biological systems http://sedac.ciesin.columbia.edu/mva/shared.htmls/glossary.html
* A strong smelling, pale blue, reactive toxic chemical gas consisting of three oxygen atoms. It is a product of the photochemical process involving the sun's energy. Ozone exists in the upper atmosphere ozone layer as well as at the earth's surface. Ozone at the earth's surface causes numerous adverse health effects and is a criteria air pollutant. It is a major component of smog. http://www.sbcapcd.org/glossary.htm
* Ozone is a chemically unstable molecule composed of three oxygen atoms. Ground level ozone is formed by sunlight and heat acting upon fuel combustion by products such as nitrogen oxides and hydrocarbons. Ozone occurs naturally in the upper atmosphere and shields the Earth from ultraviolet radiation. However, at ground level, ozone is a severe irritant and the primary component of "smog". In urban areas, at least half of the ozone producing components come from transportation sources such as automobiles. Because ozone formation is directly related to atmospheric temperatures, problematic ozone levels occur most frequently on hot summer afternoons. http://www.dvrpc.org/transportation/capital/cmaq/Glossary.htm
* A form of elemental oxygen that plays different roles in the stratosphere and troposphere. In the stratosphere (10-30 miles above the earth’s surface) it serves to protect the earth from the high energy ultraviolet radiation emanating from the sun, but in the troposphere (0-8 miles above the earth's surface), ozone causes lung irritation, damages plants, and degrades materials. Related terms: Chlorofluorocarbons Web References: University of Cambridge Centre for Atmospheric Science: The Ozone Hole Tour http://www.chemistry.org/portal/a/c/s/1/acsdisplay.html
* Ozone, a lung irritant, is produced indirectly by ion generators and some other electronic air cleaners and directly by ozone generators. While indirect ozone production is of concern, there is even greater concern with the direct, and purposeful introduction of a lung irritant into indoor air. There is no difference, despite some marketers' claims, between ozone in smog outdoors and ozone produced by these devices. Repeated exposure to ozone pollution may cause permanent damage to the lungs. Even when ozone is present in low levels, inhaling it triggers a variety of health problems including chest pains, coughing, nausea, throat irritation http://www.austinair.com.au/terms.php
* a triatomic form of oxygen that is nearly colorless gas of pungent odor; it is formed naturally in the upper atmosphere, generally between the heights of about 10 and 50 km and it results in the absorption of a large part of the sun's most intense incoming radiation http://k12.ocs.ou.edu/teachers/glossary/o.html
* A gaseous molecule that contains three oxygen atoms (O3). Ozone can exist either high in the atmosphere, where it shields the Earth against harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun, or close to the ground, where it is the main component of smog. Ground-level ozone is a product of reactions involving hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides in the presence of sunlight. Ozone is a potent irritant that causes lung damage and a variety of respiratory problems. http://www.gm.com/company/gmability/edu_k-12/9-12/taking_action/sustainability_glossary.html
* Toxic form of oxygen and a major source of pollution on the earth´s surface. Ozone in the upper atmosphere protects the earth against harmful UV radiation from the sun http://english.forestindustries.fi/glossary/O.html
* A very reactive form of oxygen that is a bluish irritating gas of pungent odor. It is formed naturally in the atmosphere by a photochemical reaction and is a beneficial component of the upper atmosphere. It is also a major air pollutant in the lower atmosphere, where it can form by photochemical reactions when there are conditions of air pollutants, bright sunlight, and stagnant weather. http://www.epa.gov/indicators/roe/html/roeGlossO.htm
* a colorless gas (O3) soluble in alkalis and cold water; a strong oxidizing agent; can be produced by electric discharge in oxygen or by the action of ultraviolet radiation on oxygen in the stratosphere (where it acts as a screen for ultraviolet radiation) http://www.cogsci.princeton.edu/cgi-bin/webwn
* Ozone (O3) is an allotrope of oxygen, the molecule consisting of three oxygen atoms instead of the more stable diatomic O2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozone .
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