DEVELOPING INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS

To help build a sustainable future

Our Corporate History

In 2007, Mishkumi Technologies Inc. (Mishkumi) wasfounded as corporation and accredited as a ProcurementStrategy for Aboriginal Business (PSAB), with a focus onproviding the Government of Canada (GoC) with ITSolutions and Services to enable their digital transformationacross diverse departments.

In 2015, various Federal Government procurement vehicleshad been accredited including: Task-Based InformaticsProfessional Services (TBIPS), Solutions and Task-BasedProfessional Services (SBIPS), Task and Solutions BasedSolution Services (TSPS), Pro-Services, National MasterStanding Offer (NMSO), Audio/Video Standing Offer (AVSO),Closed-Circuit Television Standing Offer (CCTVSO).

Martin Reniere, a successful entrepreneur in software,telecommunication and engineering services, acquiredMishkumi and had a vision to develop complementarybusiness units to address the upcoming market demand ofthe 4th Industrial Revolution.

Mishkumi is presently working towards establishing aDepartment Individual Standing Offers (DISO) procurementvehicle for GoC which is expecting to play a major role inthe migration to cloud-based information systems and isstarting to expand it’s customer base to include Fortune 500companies.

In 2017, Mishkumi engaged in research and development(R&D) in two vertical markets, IoT and Cleantech – two keyareas addressing our Aging Population, National Securityand Global Warming.

Additionally, Nuvoola was spun-out to address the growingneeds of application demanding Artificial Intelligence (AI),Cognitive, Internet of Things (IoT), and FinTech (Blockchain& Ðapps).

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Existing Customers& Latest Achievements

Aboriginal Affairs & Northern Development International Innovations & Services Administrative Tribunals Support Services of Canada Justice Canada Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada Library & Archives Canada Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency Maritimes Forces Atlantic Canadian Border Service Agency Military Police Complaints Commission Canadian Coast Guard Minister of Employment and Social Solidarity Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency National Parole Board Canadian Food Inspection Agency National Research Council Canada Canadian Forcers Language School Natural Resources Canada Canadian Forces College Toronto Nunavut Inuit Wildlife Secretariat Canadian Heritage OAG / BVG - Ottawa Canadian Industrial Relations Board Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages Canadian Intergovernmental Conference Secretariat Office of the Correctional Investigator Canada Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission Office of the Procurement Ombudsman Canadian Police College Office of the Superintendent of Financial Inst Canadian School of Public Service Parks Canada Canadian School of Public Service Passport Canada CATSA Privy Council Office Citizenship & Immigration Public Service relations Board Communications Research Centre Public Health Agency of Canada Communications Security Establishment Public Safety Canada Ottawa Competition Bureau Public Service Commission Correctional Service of Canada Public Works and Government Service Canada Courts Administration Service Royal Canadian Mounted Police Canadian Revenue Agency Royal Regiment of Canada CRTC Service Canada Defense R&D Canada Shared Services Canada Department of National Defense Statistics Canada Elections Canada Status of Women Canada Environment Canada Supreme Court of Canada Environmental Stewardship Transport Canada Finance Canada Transport Safety Board of Canada Fisheries & Oceans Canada Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Foreign Affairs & International Trade Treasury Board of Canada Health Canada Truth and Reconciliation Canada Immigration & Refugee Board of Canada Veterans Affairs Canada and Western Economic Diversification Industry Canada

LATEST ACHIEVEMENTS

2018• Ottawa Fastest Growing Companies - Top 10

2017• Canada Fastest Growing Companies - Top 500 • Canada Profit Companies - Top 250

2016 • TechData Best Newcomer• TechData Circle of Excellence• Platinum Partner HP• Top 10 Growth at Ottawa Chamber of

Commerce

IT

Solutions Provider

IoT

Solutions Provider Research & Development

CLEANTECH

Research & Development

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Corporate Strategy5

5 YEAR OUTLOOK

1. Continue providing the Government of Canada (GoC) with IT & solutions and expand our customer base to include Large Private Corporation (LPC).

2. Expand our Current offering to include current offering with Professional Services for IT, IoT and Cloud solutions to meet the objectives of the digital government.

3. Launch two additional lines of product for IoT and Cleantech Solutions for to meet upcoming market demand.

4. Focus on research & development of technologies to address the exponential growing markets of as a results of Global Warming, Aging Population and National Security.

5. Commercialize our technologies by establishing strategic partnership with the supply chain in Energy Storage Solutions, Biochips and Real Time Location Systems.

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IP Value for Biochip + Cleantech Investors Cash Worth $ 5 M

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IoT - Applications The challenge is to reduce capital expenditures, collectbiomarkers, increase operational efficiency and we aredeveloping solutions to meet current and future marketdemand..

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IoT - Asset & People TrackingIndoor / Outdoor Positioning System (IPS & OPS)

Applications– Wayfinding– Asset Tracking– People Tracking

Benefits – Reduce workloads at information desks by integrating

patient tracking– Help patients arrive on time to their treatments to reduce no-shows– Locate staff and high value equipment to reduce inventory– Reduce stress by providing Indoor Navigation for patient– Use proprietary data to keep costs down on equipment usage/loss– Navigation for impaired people to increase user experience– Staff Locator to improve operational efficiencies

Competitive Advantage– The procurement for Hospitals and Government Buildings & Agencies will be

going out for tender– Additionally, the cost of the data transmitter is expected to be 50 % of the

competitive Bluetooth Low Energy Technologies

Global IPS/OPS Market

Geographical market growthNorth America market is largest, driven

by GPS → IPS/OPS migrationEurope is a close secondAsia-pacific will be the fastest growth region

$5.2B USD $41B USD

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The challenge is to keep up with the rising cost of care of our aging population. We are developing wearable sensors and biochips to help reduce cost of healthcare services and increase the quality of life of seniors.

IoT – Preventive Medicine & Tele-Health

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IoT-HealthcareGlobal wearable medical device market growth anchored in North America

Market demand predicted to be

$12.1 B by 2021 from

$5.3 B in 2016 Resulting in a 39% CAGR.

Wearable bio-markers and biochips

Applications– Active wearable bio-medical patch– Pacemaker– ENA

Benefits – Evaluation of stress and anxiety– Early detection of disease– Evaluation of sports performance and metabolic profiling

SUCCESS DRIVERS– Our team of Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) specialize in bio-

medical, sports medicine, biology, nano-technology and chemistry.

– Our relationship with Dr. Ravi Prakash, a leader in printed organic electronics and bio-medical sensing.

– Our agility to take decision fast and provide funding for development

IoT + AI = Integration of wearable sensors

Personal Performance Optimization

Applications– Partnership with Department of National Defense (DND) to test the program at

recruitment process – Partnership with Goodlife Fitness & Warner to link it with the Physical Health

Profile in the gaming industry and develop the mainstream technology adaptation.

Benefits – Enable benchmarking of various careers– Enable customizable training programs align with career choice of recruits

Competitive Advantage– Working in collaboration with Nuvoola in developing electro-biochemical sensors– Enables early detection of potential injury which will allow Mishkumi/Nuvoola to

develop a preventive health maintenance program using various methodologies including statistical process control, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Deep Learning (DL) algorithms.

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to help protect our National Securityto enable bio-monitoring

Predicting Personal PerformanceBased on dynamic and static data input

Understanding Personal ProfileBased on dynamic and static data input

Benchmarking Military ProfilesBased on dynamic and static data input

Subject Matter Expert• Clinical Studies• Observations• Others

Professional ObjectivesFirst, second and third

choice

Existing Personnel

&Military Recruits • Age, Weight, Sex• Electro-

physiological Electro-biochemical

• Blood tests• Urine tests• IQ tests• EQ tests• Personal Reporting• Others Optimizing Training Program

Physical - Mental - Emotional - Spiritual

Personal ObjectivesFamily, Passions, Sports

Providing additional bio-intelligence to military human performance personnel to enable the development of personalised training program to recruits to meet their personal & career objectives.

Artificial Intelligence (AI)to provide intelligence to military training personnel

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Benchmarking, Understanding, Predicting and Optimizing Personnel Performance

Global Warming is rising sea levels, causing extinction of species, flooding homes and habitats, responsible for loss of land, causing famine and drought. We are developing Green Energy Storage Solutions to enable mainstream deployment of Renewable Energy Technologies to reduce GHG emissions.

Cleantech

“The world’s actions today will be crucial to create a sustainable energy system for the future. Ultimately, the path to secure a better future depends on pursuing a positive, inclusive, economically, socially and environmentally beneficial energy transformation.” International Renewable Energy Agency 2018.

Cleantech

Our strategy is to develop Green Energy Storage Solutions which will position our company upstream of existing and upcoming Wind, Tidal & Solar Projects, and propel the transportation infrastructure of tomorrow.

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Renewable Energy SolutionsThe challenge is working with the variability of the power generation in Wind and Solar Energy Systems and we are developing bio-energy storage solutions enable Renewable Energy Solutions.

Cleantech - Applications

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CleantechGlobal Renewable Energy Market Trends

Renewable Energy Today– Renewable energy costs have fallen rapidly– In 2017 the power sector added 167 gigawatts (GW)

of renewable energy capacity globally– Renewable power continue to replace legacy power

generation methods– New records were set for solar and wind installation.

Renewable power generation costs continue to fall. – The scale and speed of renewable energy

deployment can be accelerated with confidence.

RENEWABLE ENERGY’S ANNUAL GROWTH SINCE 2010 8%

1/4 OF GLOBAL POWER GENERATION IS NOW RENEWABLE

ADDED IN 2017:94 GW in solar photovoltaic (PV)

47 GW terrestrial wind power

4 GW offshore wind power

US$279.8Binvested in renewable energy

3X higher than investment in new fossil fuel capacity

Supercapacitor market forecast:

CAGR of 19.8%

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CleantechBiological Supercapacitor (BSC)

Applications– Bio-medical devices ( 10 – 100 mWh range) – Wearable technologies ( 1 – 10 Wh range)– Stationary Energy Storage ( 10 – 100 kWh range)

Benefits – Sequestration of CO2 in the manufacturing process– Provide a second life to pulp and paper machines– Environmentally friendly production– 100 % Recyclable

Strategy– Working in collaboration with Carleton University, University o

Ottawa, University of Quebec a Trois Rivières and Inno-Fibre to optimize the efficiency of our electrolyte and electrodes.

– Focusing to develop a Life Patent for our biological cells.– Developing a scalable and manufacturable process.

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Cleantech

From…$230.2 million in 2018To…$946.3 million in 2023

Biological Flow Battery (BFB)

Applications– Renewable Off-Grid Residential – Commercial– Micro-Grid Storage– Electric Vehicles– Behind-the meter energy optimization (time of day use)

Benefits – Environmentally friendly production– 100 % Recyclable– Scalability

Strategy– Working in collaboration with Carleton University,

University o Ottawa, University of Quebec a Trois Rivières and Inno-Fibre to optimize the efficiency of our electrolyte and electrodes.

– Develop a process to operate at low temperature.– Prioritizing the scalability, efficiency and life expectancy.

The overall flow battery market is forecast to grow 32.7% CAGR during 2018-2023

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Developing Innovative Solutions today … that will matter tomorrow.

Leadership

– We promote transparency and collaboration– We focus on building and maintaining synergy– We believe developing win-win strategic

partnerships

Strategy

– Develop Intellectual Property for IoT & Cleantech– Enter in the supply chain for manufacturing– Fail fast and re-engineer accordingly– Focus on scalability and ease of manufacturing– Develop a solution to be 100 % Recyclable

Competitive Advantage

– We have a company size that enable Agility.– Our expertise is the nano-integration of electrical-

biological and chemical systems.– Our R&D efforts overlap between IoT and Cleantech

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Project Team Executive Management

Martin Reniere, President & CEOIn 1996, he has started his career as an entrepreneur and founded Minacom Labs which focused on developing IntellectualProperty (IP) in the telecommunication Industry. His company was acquired by Tektronix in 2006 for USD 27 M. Over the last 23years, he has worked in senior executive positions for various technology companies including AIMIA, Dynatrace, Compuware,Mediaxoft and Tektronix. Additionally, he designed, planned and delivered multi-million-dollar global projects (product andservices) on-time and on-budget to more than 100 Fortune 500 companies. He will be responsible for providing leadership toensure a continuous focus on developing Intellectual Property (IP) for the next 5 years with the objectives of getting acquired bya Fortune 500 company like GE, SIEMENS of ABB.

Genevieve Brisebois, Director, Strategic GrowthOver the last 15 years of her professional career, she has been focused on business development, sales operations and proposalmanagement for various corporations including Bell Canada, OpenText, and SAS Institute (Canada). She also developed a widevariety of expertise in a various IT sectors within the Federal, Provincial and Municipal government and Private corporationsglobally. She will be focusing on Strategic Growth of the corporation while leading and managing the Request for Proposals(RFPs) and Provincial and Federal R&D Grants for IoT, Biotech and Cleantech.

Daniel Gauthier, Director, Innovation & TransformationOver the last 25 years his career has been working as in business development, systems engineering and project managementfor various corporations including SIEMENS, GE (Guiltech) and Schneider Electric. He has developed a wide variety of expertise inwind & solar energy, R&D, industrial automation and design-built solar project. He will be leading the innovation team bydeveloping the Intellectual Property (IP) Strategy, strategic partnerships with academic institutions and private corporation,developing and managing the Intellectual Property strategy and managing the IoT and Cleantech R&D projects.

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Project Team Executive Management

Roland Serhal, Director, Procurement and Sales

Over the last 15 years of his professional career has been working as a Sales Engineer focused on Procurement, Business Development and Account Management. He has worked in various positions for Technology companies such as CommVault, Sierra Systems, Kanatek Technologies, Eclipsys Solutions. As part of the executive management team, his leadership will be focused on developing a IoT line of business for the Government of Canada (GoC), hiring an external Business Development Representative an start focusing on new markets including Large Private Corporations (LPC) such as Fortune 500 companies in Canada.

Dennis Martel, Director, Business Development and Professional Services

Over the last 30 years of his professional career he has been involved with all aspects of delivering solutions to both theCanadian and U.S Federal Governments. He has had the opportunity to work on a global scale with solution providersincluding Sun Microsystems, Unisys, Attachmate and Simware. His focus is on growing the Professional Services line ofbusiness. He is considered a subject matter expert on Federal Government Procurement and engages clients daily to helpthem manage the procurement process.

Dr. Francois Bergeron He is an expert in molecular biology and Professor at Cégep de Trois-Rivières. He will be using bio-reactors to carry out research in identifying and establishing protocol for our biological species. Then he will focus on genetic modification biological species to maximize the energy and power density of the our bio-energy storage solutions.

Dr. Ravi Prakash He is an expert on micro & nanofabrication of integrated microsystems for non-invasive health monitoring, biological and chemical sensing, point-of-care health and environmental monitoring applications. He is an Assistant professor at Carleton University, heading the OSD Lab, and he is involved in the development the bio-supercapacitor has will be working to develop Biochips and Bio-Supercapacitors.

Dr. Siziwe BebeShe is an expert in polymer kinetics, nano-technology, chemistry and has worked as a Director of the Polymer Science & Bio-medical Institute at the Science and Industrial R&D Center in Zimbabowe, and collaborated with Queen’s University, University of Sydney, University of Zimbabwe. She will be working on manipulation of molecular & chemical compounds to maximize the energy storage capacity of our bioenergy solutions.

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Project Team Our Subject Matter Experts (SMEs)

Dr. Andre Arnold He is an expert in product development and in high performance flexible & rigid composites, integrating microelectronics, biotechnology, and nanotechnology, and wearable and mobile supercapacitors. He has worked in collaboration with McGill University, Royal Military College, Polytechnique Montreal. Concordia University and Carleton University.

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Project Team Our Subject Matter Experts (SMEs)

Dr. Nomusa Mngoma She is a clinical research scientist and adjunct associate professor at Queen’s University with a background in kinesiology and rehabilitation. She will focus on researching clinical evidence to correlate biomarkers with various physiological, mental and cognitive health and resilience. He focus will be to develop Biochips and the analysis and optimization of human performance.

Sam Dubé, MD, PhD, CSCS, He is an expert in human strength & performance and sports & exercise physician. He will monitor ambulatory data collection and help to establish correlations between multiple physiological systems, including interactions between cardiovascular, immune, neurological, and psychiatric biomarkers, measurements, and behaviours. He will ensure meaningful data collection, and assist with relevant interpretation of partial data sets. These studies & protocols could extend to traumatic brain injury, anxiety/depression, infectious disease, and both chronic & acute illnesses in general.

Dr. Burak KantariHe is an expert in networking, cloud and edge computing and currently an Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering at University of Ottawa. He will focus on developing algorithms for Indoor Positioning Systems (IPS) and leading the design strategy for Biochip wireless communications.

Dr. Claude D’AmoursHe is an expert in telecommunications and he has is currently the Director of the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at University of Ottawa. He performs research in physical layer technologies for 5G wireless communication systems, focusing on modulation, coding and multiple access techniques as well as signal processing algorithms for wireless communication systems. He will be developing our Real Time Location System (RTLS) for Indoor Positioning Application.

Gerry Briggs, BSc, Eng. B, He is a micro-electronics and electromagnetic expert and currently holds 25 issued patents in electronics controller design, including 2 for industrial venture RuggedReel and has work on the development of supercapacitors. Over his career he has worked for Government of Canada (GoC) and is skillset he has honed into profitable enterprises in sectors ranging from Film and Television to Military applications. He will be an internal consultant for IoT and Cleantech developments.

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Project Team Our Subject Matter Experts (SMEs)