AMR INTERNATIONAL, INC. BUSINESS OVERVIEW

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1 BUSINESS OVERVIEW

2 Business Overview Topics Business Objectives AMR Humanitarian Quest AMR International, Inc. Solutions AMR Manufacturing Facilities AMR Manufacturing Facilities Organization AMR International, Inc. Organizational Structure Humanitarian Funds - Award & Distribution The Management Contractor

3 BUSINESS OBJECTIVES Help Overcome the Number One Health Problem in the World The Lack of Potable Water. Create Tens of Thousands of New High Tech American Jobs Both Directly and Indirectly. Utilize 100% American Labor, In American Factories, On American Soil. Create 40 New Factories in the Next 2 Years in States Where Thousands of Manufacturing Jobs Have Been Lost. Help Reduce the United States Deficit by Manufacturing Our Products in the U.S. and Exporting Them to Developing Nations. Manufacture Products That Produce Clean Water and Clean Energy. Mobile Water Purification Systems Mobile Energy Systems Factories to Go for Overseas Shipments Create Multiple Training Facilities for Training Thousands of Client Employees With Intense Courses in Factory Management and Operations (4 months long) Accomplish All of This Under a Humanitarian Grant.

4 Our Humanitarian Quest World Statistics 70% of World Covered with Water 2.8% of World s Water is Fresh Large Percentage of the Potable Water is Environmentally Contaminated World Population Center Issues Amount and Availability of Potable Water Industrial Waste and Pollution of Water Surrounding Lake and River Pollution Water Usage, Treatment and Reclamation

5 Our Humanitarian Quest The Third World Countries Lack of Environmental Controls on Emerging Industrial Companies Contaminated Streams and Rivers Missing or Destroyed Infrastructure - No Electricity in Rural Areas No Government Plan for Intervention - No in-country Solutions

6 Our Humanitarian Quest Domestic Issues Existing Polluted Rivers, Lakes and Streams - No Local or State Government Solution Terrorist Opportunity - Reservoirs - Lakes - Water Treatment & Reclamation - Water Storage Facilities - No Local Government Solution

7 AMR International, Inc. Solutions

8 AMR International, Inc. Solutions Mobile Type I Flora B Water Filtration System Mobile Type II Flora B Water Filtration System Water Bottling and Distribution Facilities Mobile Energy Generation System Factories to Go * All are Environmentally Safe and Pollution Free *

9 AMR International, Inc. Solutions Mobile Type I Flora B Water Filtration System Flexible - Multiple Configurations Stationary Models for Retail Use Up to 10,000 Gallons per Day per Unit Multiple Units Can be Linked for Greater Capacity Amount and Kind of Filtration Field Changeable for Specific Water Contaminates

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11 AMR International, Inc. Solutions Mobile Type II Flora B Water Filtration System 1,000 GPH, 5,000 GPH and 10,000 GPH All Stainless Steel Piping Total Automated to Insure Water Purity GPS & Satellite Uplinks for Electronic Monitoring, and Video/Audio Operator Maintenance Support and Field Repair

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13 AMR International, Inc. Solutions Water Bottling and Distribution Utilizing AMR Type II Filtration Systems Bottling and Distribution Center Facilities Bottling & Filling Equipment American Made Distribution Center Run by Local Employees

14 AMR International, Inc. Solutions Mobile Energy Generation System Features: Remote Power Generation Back up Power to Existing Grid Works in Tandem to the Water System Can be Hooked up in Parallel for Expanded Power Generation

15 AMR International, Inc. Solutions Mobile Energy Generation System Produces 1MW to 50 MW of Electricity Totally Pollution Free Environmentally Friendly Sound Proof Complete Command Center in Mobile Unit

16 AMR International, Inc. Solutions Factories to Go Complete Manufacturing Facilities to Build AMR Water and Energy Systems Pre-Built in America Pre-Built inside AMR s Factory Manufacturing Facility Disassembled and put into Sea-going Containers for Overseas Shipping

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18 AMR Manufacturing Facilities

19 AMR Manufacturing Facilities 250,000 to 500,000 sqft of Manufacturing Floor Space 250,000 sqft Testing Facility 300,000 sqft of Warehouse/Shipping/Receiving 100,000 sqft of Administration for Management Contractor and AMR International Staff 100,000 sqft of Training and Information Center for Manufacturing Job Training 50,000 sqft of Cafeteria and Recreation (indoors)

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21 AMR Manufacturing Facilities Organization

22 AMR Manufacturing Facilities Organization Run By AMR International, Inc. Management Contractor 2,200+ Factory Workers Complete Security Complete Perimeter and 100% Floor Space Digital Video Surveillance Full Complement of Security Personnel Secure Access Only with ID Card Production Capability of 4,000+ Mobile Units Both Water and Energy Systems

23 AMR Manufacturing Facilities Organization Community Outreach Facilities Run by AMR AMR Interactive Information Centers (AIIC) Up to 8 Centers in Surrounding Communities Offers High Tech Computer Systems, Free Internet, Free Computer Training, Drug, HIV/AIDS, STD, & Health Education, Multiple Outreach Programs 6,000 sqft AIIC, 6,000 sqft Training Center Open 7 days 9 to 9 Focused on Local Community

24 AMR International, Inc Organizational Structure

25 AMR International Organizational Structure AMR, Inc. Type I Mfg Facility AMR International, Inc. AMR, Inc. Independent Power AMR, Inc. International Operations Michigan Management Contractor California Management Contractor Texas Management Contractor Pennsylvania Management Contractor Phase I Ohio Management Contractor Indiana Management Contractor Illinois Management Contractor Phase II Future Mgmt Contractors

26 AMR International, Inc. Organizational Structure AMR International, Inc. AMR, Inc. Steven M. McKay Vice President Operations CA, NV, TX Ray Baggarley Senior Vice President Operations Information Systems Anissa Robinson Vice President Real Estate Acquisition IP-AMR, Inc.

27 Humanitarian Funds

28 Humanitarian Funds

29 AMR International, Inc. Organization AMR International, Inc. Humanitarian Funds Distribution Funding Source(s) United States Federal Reserve INEDCO AMR, International, Inc. Outsourced Sub-Contractors and Their Employees AMR, Inc. AMR Management Contractor Thousands of American Workers

30 AMR International, Inc. Organization Safety Equipment & Supplies Contractor Factory Labor Contractor Management Contractor Security & Disbursement Audit Contractor Management Contractor s Management Team Factory Management Contractor Drug Testing & Counseling Contractor Facilities Management Contractor Up to 93% Outsourced Facilities Building Contractor

31 The Management Contractor

32 The Management Contractor Responsibilities Management of Facilities Construction/Retrofit Management Oversight of Manufacturing Facilities, Warehouse, Testing, and Administration Contract for 2,200+ Local Union Labor and Community Labor to Work in The Factory Manage up to 93% Outsourced Contracts for Products and Services Management and Integration of Multiple Locations Using AMR s Funds Tracking System, Track, Report, and Audit All Funds Disbursements

33 Funds Disbursement Approval System AMR INTERNATIONAL, INC.

34 The Management Contractor Typical Funds Utilization

35 The Management Contractor The Benefits Participate in a Global Humanitarian Project Bring Prosperity and Jobs to Thousands of American Workers Revitalization of Urban Manufacturing City Economies. The Enormous Challenge of Construction Management, Manufacturing Management Reporting Management and Administration

36 The Management Contractor The Risks Inability to Perform Impropriety on Use of Funds Revocation of Management Contract Return of All Remaining Non-Disbursed Funds Possible Prosecution

37 The Management Contractor The Financial Rewards Management Contracts up to $1.2 Billion Dollars Disbursement Amounts up to $1 Billion Dollars Management Operations Fees of up to 7% Initial Start up Disbursement of 15% Bi-Weekly Disbursement of Management Fees Increasing Opportunity to Engage in Both the Water Purification and Energy Projects Additional Opportunities for Future Grant Fund Awards

38 The Management Contractor Steps to Become a Management Contractor Selection of Location from AMR List of Authorized Sites Signed Management Contract for Selected Site Payment of AMR Administrative Management Fee ($100,000 per site) Develop Business and Implementation Plan with AMR International, Inc.

39 The Management Contractor Steps to Become a Management Contractor (cont.) Establish the Necessary Banking Requirements in Support of the Funds Distribution - Bank Selection - Can the Bank Handle $1 Billion? - Does the Bank have ACH Treasury Services? - Account Setup - One Account for Funds Distribution (AMR control) - One Account for General Business of Mgmt Contr.

40 The Management Contractor Steps to Become a Management Contractor (cont.) Work with AMR s Real Estate Acquisition Team to Find Building(s) or Site for Manufacturing Begin Development of all Outsourced Contractors (Utilize AMR s Recommendations) Bring on Board Your Management Team Execute Business and Implementation Plan

41 Thank You AMR International, Inc. Hopes this Presentation Has Been Informative. If you have Additional Questions Please Contact AMR International, Inc. At 877-AMR-INTL