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SOLA is a private corporation that specializes in the investment of corporate funds in North American products. Funds are invested for the purpose of marketing for license agreements on a worldwide basis. SOLA has developed a three tier license marketing program that is considered the finest in the industry. This three tier program includes: 1. 'up front' payment no-risk royalty programs, 2. secondary market brokerage and 3. contract-based manufacturing. Programs are designed to allow a product to gain its highest market value before it is rolled into a long term license agreement or an initial public offering (I.P.O). In this manner, a client is allowed to maximize his income - while capturing the largest possible license agreement without losing control of the product potential.

*SOLA enters into License Negotiation with the United States Department of State.

*SOLA initiates $200 Million negotiation with Fortune 500 company.

*SOLA clients supply US Embassy in Egypt, Nepal, Brazil and Saudi Arabia with security products.

*SOLA enters into negotiation with US Airforce Base in Germany.

*October 2004 SOLA enters into 48 new negotiations with ODM Manufacturers.

*November 2004. Mexican Consulate agrees to supply SOLA clients with ODM Manufacturers.

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Secretary Powell gives his remarks at the 2004 Award for Corporate Excellence. Seated left to right: David H. Gilmour, Chairman, FIJI Water; Edward Zander, CEO, Motorola; E. Anthony Wayne, Assistant Sec. for Economic and Business Affairs; and Alan Larson, Under Sec. for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs. State Dept. Photo