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Electric VehicleBamboo Technology

Low Cost Modular Housing Cooperation

The Autonomous Manufacturing Center

The Triple Bottom Line

Our commitment to the environment comes naturally to us. We believe that the best place we can all begin to conserve and protect our natural resources is in our own backyard.

We are continuing to explore and introduce important initiatives that will help the planet. Our commitment will continue as we develop new ways to improve everything we touch – from the facilities we design, to industrial plantings, to driving economic development.

The KPC Group is built on the tenets of the Triple Bottom Line whose foundation is based on the well-being of the people and communities where the company conducts its business (people), sound and sustainable environmental practices (planet), and sterling financial performance (profit).

Our global objectives are to:

reduce the pressure on the world’s natural forests by providing alternative fiber and productsdrive change from a petroleum-based society to a bio-based societycreate an industry that is carbon negative, off-grid and that follows the principles of the International Living Future Institute.

Mission: Autonomous Manufacturing Centers

The 21st Century has ushered in a new area of global change awareness, and a change in direction of the manufacturing model. Organic materials are being utilized, global commerce has reached unprecedented levels, and attention to the world’s poor and under developed societies has now come into focus.

The Solution:

The Autonomous Manufacturing Center. In an effort to make technology more widely available and provide basic comforts to local populations we have created the Autonomous Manufacturing Centers (AMC); a new model in global prosperity.

AMC ATTRIBUTES:

ModularLocal supply chain Green manufacturingSelf powered – Closed loopEliminates transportation costs Provides low cost transportation, energy, and housing productsTechnology transfer Job creation Export revenueSupporting businesses



AMC utilizes the latest in eco-technology to be SELF SUSTAINING. AMC can provide :

Power to local or national gridZERO footprint manufacturingCarbon CreditsSoil rejuvenation

AMC: Groundbreaking Green

Electric Vehicle

Bamboo

Batteries

• Rapid Wireless Battery Charging

• Low Rolling Resistance Tires

• Bamboo Housing

• Bamboo Bio Plastics

• Bamboo Fuel

• Bamboo Charcoal

• New Li Polymer Battery

• Battery secondary use

• Bamboo Wind Turbines

Proposed Factories and Products


Assists India in reaching six million environmentally-friendly vehicles in operation by 2020

The cost of running an electric vehicle is just 50-60 paisa per kilometer as against 3-4 per kilometer on diesel and 5-6 per kilometer on petrol.

Prevents air pollution

Prevents noise pollution

Educates workforce for technical careers.

Creates over 2,000 jobs

Zero Emission manufacturing

India Benefits – EV technology

Bamboo Advanced products affordable to the masses!

Bamboo Wind Turbines

Bamboo Composite Car Bodies

Bamboo Floating Homes

Bamboo Biomass

India Benefits – Bamboo technology


Educates workforce



Carbon Credits

Bamboo Housing


Bamboo Wind Turbine Street Lamps

Bamboo Polymer Auto Bodies

Bamboo Bio Plastics

Bamboo Lumber

Bamboo Furniture

Bamboo Textiles

Bamboo Bio-Charcoal

Bamboo Bio Mass Pellets

Bamboo Plan

Years 1-7

Years 1-3

Factories : 2

Jobs Created : 2,000+

Years 3-7

Factories 6


Years 1-3 Years 3-7

Stand Alone Charging Stations

Lithium polymer Batteries

Wireless Rapid Charge Technology


Low Cost EV

Municipal EV Vehicles

Rapid Charge Technology

New Mfg. Processes

Flex Use EV Vehicles

Resort / IP EV’s

Years 1-3

Factories : 2


EV Plan Years 1-7

Years 3-7

Factories 6


Years 1-3 Years 3-7

Employment

Agriculture

Education

Technology

Environmental Cleanup

Export

Low Cost Housing

Low Cost Transportation

Benefits to Community

Contribution Summary

P r o j e c t K P C I n i t i a l I n v e s t m e n t G o v e r n m e n t C o o p e r a t i o n

AMC 1: Electric Car Factory $2,500,000 USD 350 Acres

AMC 2: Bamboo Factory $1,500,000 USD 200 Acres – 700 Agricultural

AMC 3: Bamboo Pre-processing Factory

$500,000 USD each 20 acres

Collection Stations $100,000 USD each 5 Acres each

AMC 4: Battery Factory $2,500,000 USD 50 Acres

Government Proposed Cooperation

Project Location (s): 300-1000 Acres (300 Acres in Special Economic Zones)

500 – 700 Acres agricultural

Subsidy : 2 Years 700 Kwh per year.

Soft Loan: Capital equipment acquisition.

Support in Bamboo technology:

in forms of subsidies, technology transfer, and other incentives not yet identified.

Support in Battery and Electric Vehicle technology:

in forms of subsidies, technology transfer, and other incentives not yet identified.


SAIG Today

SAIG company profile… A Cooperation in Innovation and Prosperity

The Electric Vehicle Factory | AMC #1

SAIG Today

SAIG company profile… The 3 E Principle

EnvironmentEducation Employment

Driving India into the future.Preface SAIG (Self Assembled International Group), a subsidiary of the KPC

Group; is currently exploring international expansion options in India.

A cutting edge transportation company, SAIG currently manufactures low cost electric vehicles in Vietnam for global distribution. Our philosophy is to provide eco-friendly transportation as a safe and affordable option to low income families while making a positive impact in the markets we faithfully serve.

Through the 3 principles of environment, education, and employment; SAIG wishes to support India’s innovation and people.

The following proposal outlines how we will accomplish this through cooperation.

Battery engineering & manufacturing

Battery secondary-use4R business

EV recyclingSAIG-made QC

Zero-emission vehicleengineering & manufacturingCollaborating with

Governments

Smart-grid research, Charging network

The Circle of Green Prosperity

New EV

2015 onwards

Size Compact class

No. of passengers 4 to 5

Cruising distance Over 160 km

Battery Newly-developed laminated lithium-ion battery

Motor Newly-developed highly responsive, high-output motor

• Places batteries in the safest location

• Provides optimum weight distribution for ideal/predictable handling

• Allows for 5 passenger seating by not intruding into cabin space

Our Researchers have expanded their expertise in the product design by applying the usage of raw materials like bamboo fiber which is stronger as well as can be utilized in generating high end quality sustainable automotive bodies and panels.

• First Self sustaining factory. • Solar /Bio Mass Power matrix• Water Reclamation• Local sourcing: creates jobs

and opportunities in agriculture. ( Bio fiber, Bio Mass)

The FIRST GREEN PEOPLE’S

EV!

Bamboo Composites

New Polymer Lithium Battery

Autonomous Assembly

The global entry car strategy

Launch low-cost cars in over 15 countries beginning in 2016

　 Platform exclusively for Segment A

Status cars with modern styling and a roomy interior

　　 3 types of models

Production to start in 2014Thailand India China

Da Nang

Vietnam

EnvironmentFrom production to product SAIG is an innovator in eco-

friendly technologies. Our environmental efforts include:

Low impact manufacturing facilities.Clean power generating manufacturing facilities.Electric vehicles strategically priced to compete with higher polluting options including, motorbikes, commercial delivery vehicles, and public transit. Over 60% locally sourced supply chain model.EV Conversion of existing Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) VehiclesRapid Wireless EV ChargingCutting edge battery storage development technology.93% of components are recyclable.

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SAIG company profile…

Environment : Facilities

SAIG wOw Factory

Energy usage: 700Mw est.……………………………...Output: 35,000 units per annum (2 shifts) 60,000 units per annum (3 shifts) ………………………………Land usage: 250 acres/ 122ha; Inline with use of land in EU.

May 2005, Toyota-Peugeot car factory near Prague produces 300,000 cars/year and spans an area of 124 ha (306 Acres).

Construction and operations plans call for use of both solar and bio-mass power that will reduce dependency on the India power grid within 2 years. These facilities will have the capacity of powering additional vendor factories and homes in the area and supply the West Bengal power grid.

Water reclamation and filtration featuring the latest in closed loop manufacturing systems.

Air Filtration: Harmful exhaust will be filtered via Bamboo charcoal filtration capturing mercury and toxins.

Bio Char availability to area farmers for use as fertilizer and carbon sequestration for 1000 years.

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wOw Cars

Configurations: Resort vehicles, passenger autos/trucks, commercial and delivery vehicles

Pricepoint: 2500usd – 12,000usd depending on model

Drivetrain: Electric

Charge: 240V

Body: Bamboo biodegradable composite

Interior: Biodegradable plastics

Tires: 12”

Emissions: meets BS II, III, IV which are Euro II, II, IV equivalent

Environment : Product wOw Cars is envisioned as the four wheeler for those

who can only afford a two wheeler, due to its affordable price.

Contributing to the lower cost of ownership and the opportunity to make a positive impact on the environment; SAIG commits to eco-friendly products.

As Indians choose the wOw-Car over the competition, the number of two wheelers and gasoline powered micro cars on the road will likely significantly decrease over the next decade along with the amount of pollution in India urban centers.

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wOw Batteries and Chargers

Configurations: Consumer Electronics , passenger autos/trucks, commercial and delivery vehicles

Type: Polymer Lithium

Drivetrain: Electric

Charge: 48V

System : Wireless

Environment : Product wOw Cars is envisioned as the innovator in new

battery and storage technology. Wireless charge Systems and lithium polymer battery applications give this technology a widened variety of uses from consumer products to vehicles.

This will create many ancillary businesses in the India economy including government revenue in export fees, and simultaneous domestic sales.

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Education Dr Kali P. Chaudhuri founded the first private medical school in West

Bengal. The medical college is approved by the Medical Council of India and the State Government. It is affiliated with West Bengal University of Health Sciences.

In continuing with Dr. Kali P. Chaudhuri’s philosophy of higher education being made available to the masses; SAIG will make investments into the training the workforce via public universities, and National Council for Vocational training in:

EngineeringProductionComputer ScienceCAD ( Computer-Aided Design)Green TechnologyPower Storage

KPC Medical College & Hospital, Jadavpur

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Employment

SAIG Factory – Automotive……………………………...Direct employment:

2,000 (2 shifts) 3,500 (3 shifts)

………………………………Indirect Employment:

10,000

The SAIG Factories - India will employ between 3,000 and 5,000 workers for a total output of 60, 000 units per annum for cars.

Indirect employment resulting from the operations in West Bengal:

Component vendor operationsLocal source agriculture in Bamboo and other bio massTransportationFactory support industriesCustomer ServiceDealership Network

AMC | Bamboo Industry

India Benefits – Bamboo Partnerships

Bamboo Advanced products affordable to the masses!


Bamboo Composite Car bodies

Bamboo Floating Homes

Bamboo Biomass

India Benefits – Bamboo technology


Educates workforce



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Preprocessed Fibers

200-600kmO km Finished Poles Assembled Products

India Benefits – Bamboo Prosperity

This Bamboo Business Model allows for job creation

Educates Farmers



Efficient Supply Chain allowing for point of sale at each facility in addition to conventional main factory supply.

Individual Profit/Loss Centers = Localized Tax and Export Revenue

The Bamboo Supply Chain Creating Jobs

8 per cooperative

100 per Collection

center

300 per processing

plant

1000 per factory

In an effort to keep our carbon footprint lower while maintaining cost efficiencies we have setup a unique supply chain.

This model creates jobs without large capital investment and allows transportation of bulk fiber and bamboo to the main factories.

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Bamboo Housing




Bamboo Bio Plastics

Bamboo Lumber

Bamboo Furniture

Bamboo Textiles

Bamboo Bio-Charcoal


Bamboo Plan

Years 1-7

Years 1-3

Factories : 2


Years 3-7

Factories 6


Years 1-3 Years 3-7

The fastest growing plant on earth. Some species can grow as much as one foot per hour. Certain types may remove hazardous pollutants from soils contaminated by sewage/industrial waste.High cellulose content.It’s one of the strongest building materials with a tensile strength of 28,000 psi.Bamboo captures 35% more carbon than wood trees.It has a higher tensile strength than many alloys of steel. It can tolerate extreme conditions and depleted soils that most plants cannot. Bamboo is harvested and replenished with no impact to the environment. Introducing bamboo into deforested mountainous regions aids the soil in retaining water, reduce risk of flash floods and landslides.Bamboo is drought resistant.

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Low Cost 200 -2000 square foot housing.

Bio Char: filtration, bio oil, pharmaceuticals

Bamboo Wind Turbine Blades.

Bamboo fiber for apparel and paper industries.

Bamboo R+D. (Bio Fuels, medicinal, building materials.)

Wood for flooring paper and furniture industries.

Bamboo Lumber

Bamboo Furniture

Bamboo Textiles

Bamboo Bio-Charcoal


Bamboo Plan Years 1-3

Phase 1: Low Hanging Fruit

Our Bamboo Industry plan will focus first on immediate social and revenue impacts from Bamboo.

Years 1-3 will be dedicated to those products which allow for immediate revenues:

Economy – Forest Industries/Balance of TradeMandates Energy Security – Supply disruptions, Middle EastEnvironment

Drivers

Bamboo Housing




Bamboo Bio Plastics

Phase 2: Bamboo Technology

Years 3-7 will include additional factory construction as our R+ D activities through United States, India, China, Vietnam, and International NGO’s allows for mass production of:

Bamboo Plan Years 3-7

Economy – Forest Industries/Balance of TradeMandates Energy Security – Supply disruptions, Middle EastEnvironment

Drivers

Types: • Carbonized Vertical Grain• Carbonized Horizontal Grain• Staining possible

Applications:• Trusses, Beams, Columns• Pre-fab systems• Dimensional Components• Curtain Walls, Storefronts• Integration into Engineered Wood

assemblies (Glulam)

Advantages:• High compressive strengths

30% more than softwoods• High tensile strengths

10 times that of other woods• High dimensional stability

20% more than other woods• Rapidly renewable material

Over 8 times the fiber/acre of timber• Capable of long spans• Antimicrobial characteristics• Anti-pest characteristics

Bamboo Building Materials

Our bamboo plastic composite from bamboo powder content, particle size, type of coupling agent, etc. The bamboo-plastic composite is made of extrusion and injection molding process. Results show: when bamboo powder content is 30%, impacting strength of the material is the highest; the bamboo-plastic composite which made of Silane and MAPE has higher impacting strength than others; when PP: HDPE = 2:3, the impacting strength of the bamboo-plastic composite is the highest. Compared with these factors, the coupling agent on impacting strength is the most obvious influence.

Bamboo Composite R+D ……………………………...

Input:

Bamboo and other natural grass fibers.

………………………………Usage:

Power, Auto Bodies, Seats, Interior Panels,

Bamboo Composite R+D ……………………………...

Input:

Bamboo and other natural grass fibers.

………………………………Usage:

Power, Auto Bodies, Seats, Interior Panels,

We are currently involved the development of plastics for car interiors made from plant-based resin and bamboo fiber. that the use can help replace processed wood and oil of bio plastics -based materials in car interiors.

The plastic, called polybutylene succinate, or PBS, is a resin made from corn or sugar cane, and reinforced with fibers from the fast —growing bamboo plant. Test results showing an estimated 50% reduction in lifecycle CO2 emissions over petrol-based polypropylene, and a roughly 80% VOC reduction over processed wood hardboard.

Working in cooperation with Global Hom and A Bamboo Group we are currently manufacturing prototypes of the low cost bamboo homes. New manufacturing methods and supply chains enable low income families to own conventional housing.

Manufacturing costs from $4 - $5 USD per Square footBamboo polymer float systems for areas prone to floodingModular for growing families or phased constructionFully customizableStructured Insulated Panel certification

The Bamboo Home

First implementation of this technology was an innovative segmented bamboo fiber composite mast that can be assembled on-site during the wind turbine installation and can provide a number of short and long term benefits:

Durability: organic fiber composites actually have a longer lifetime and do not require maintenance (such as painting and corrosion protection). They also have various mechanical advantages such a better fatigue resistance.

Significant weight reduction of >40% over steel means that, for example, each of our prototype mast segments weighs less than 30kg; therefore the segments can be easily handled and transported by two installers, supporting ease and efficiency of installation.

A greener and more appealing product: Using carbon-sequestering organic fibers and ecological resins, our towers are actually carbon-negative and can be recycled. The more appealing and less industrial looking product design - which can have natural or painted finished - blends better into the typical environment for small and medium size on-shore turbines.

Cost savings: The prototype bamboo composite mast has been costed on par with comparable steel masts at current prices (as of 2012). However, steel prices show a long-term upwards trend; small turbine manufacturers were already hit hard in 2008 from a doubling of steel prices. By replacing considerable amounts of steel with organic fiber composite, we reduce the impact of such price rises.

Sustainability: Organic fibers can be sourced from various locations, and do not only support the environment, but also local communities. We have developed small and medium volume manufacturing processes that can be implemented in small workshops and with regional proximity to the target markets.

Bamboo Wind Turbine and Utility Posts

Bamboo Polymer Blades

Longer lasting than conventional carbon polymers

No International Shipping Costs =Low Cost

Wind Turbine technology for India

Bamboo Wind Turbine Blades

Bamboo Utility Poles

Longer lasting than Steel

No International Shipping Costs =Low Cost

Recently, a large number of scientists and manufactures shown their interests on natural fiber reinforced composites. Not only because of the relative lower cost, but also with better renewability.

In wind turbine blade application, bamboo shown its low weight and fastest growth rate, as a result, bamboo laminate could work as a candidate of the core materials of the blade. The operation load of bamboo laminate is lower than UD-glass fiber composite, but better than Balsa wood which is the other common used nature composite.

Source: School of MaterialsThe University of Manchester

Bamboo Wind Turbine Street Light

Bamboo Street Light, the concept streetlight will cut the use of conventional electricity. So, it comes equipped with a small wind turbine integrated into the top of the light.

During the day, the Bamboo Eco Street Light harnesses wind energy and stores it in an underground battery. When it gets dark, the stored electricity can be used to power the light. The specially designed turbines can rotate to any direction to maximize power generation. It comes embedded with intelligent light sensors that control any minor fluctuations in daylight, and accordingly, turn the streetlight off and on when required. Moreover, it flaunts low voltage LEDs to disperse the light.

KPC has implemented several technologies for the production of bamboo. All applicable intellectual protections are currently being filed. Current innovations include:

Clean processing methodsProduction processesBio plastic resin processesStructural insulated panelsBamboo fiber glass injection mold processesClosed loop textile manufacturingContinuous strand manufacturing for bamboo composites and carbon fibers Wind turbine blades

The purpose of the factory includes:Scaling up and automating the equipment to meet production targets.Configuring the equipment and technology for efficient product processing and flow.Mitigate the risk of a new industry and manufacturing process.Commercial scale demonstration of processing capability under diverse climate and growing conditions found from year to year.Create a manufacturing process to produce a consistent quality of biofibre products that meet or exceed industry standards and requirements.

Total Area of the collection Center

=20 acresTotal Built Up Area

=338 m2

The Bamboo Supply Chain Collection Operations

Below is an outline of collection center operations including labor and energy usage. This component of the supply chain relies on higher labor usage and less capital equipment allowing to keep the bamboo material costs low.

Left is an outline of processing center operations including labor and energy usage.

This component of the supply chain relies an equal mix of labor usage and capital equipment allowing to keep the bamboo material costs low.

The Bamboo Supply Chain Pre Processing Operations

Working in cooperation with Global Hom and A Bamboo Group we have developed a completely clean method of processing bamboo fibers without the use of solvents and acids.

Tests have shown this method of manufacturing to preserve UV and antimicrobial properties of bamboo normally lost during harsh processing methods.

The Bamboo Supply Chain NEW Processing Methods

OUTPUT 1MW POWER (8000 MW annually) from 200 acres of

energy plantation. 1200 tons of activated charcoal annually, sold as Biochar,

an efficient soil amendment. 8000 CER every year

The Autonomous Manufacturing Center(s) are completely self powered. Bamboo power plants such as this one also allow enough power to run the industrial park, communities and additional activities.

Power generation :1 MW / hourAnnual power generation :8,000 MW / yearProcess :PyrolysisArea required :200 acres of land

India’s AdvantageKPC brings India many opportunities in direct and indirect employment, technology transfer, and the Notoriety of being the GREEN Automotive manufacturer.

Management Bios

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Chairman and Founder of the KPC Group of Companies, has reached an unprecedented level of success through extraordinary vision, acute entrepreneurial spirit and relentless hard work. The KPC Group is engaged in numerous businesses around the world serving diverse industries such as healthcare services and facilities, pharmaceutical and biotechnology, education, real estate, infrastructure development, agriculture, architecture and engineering, alternative energy, waste management, travel services and information technology.

Dr. Kali Pradip ChaudhuriFACIP, FAAPM, FICS, FAAOS, FACS

CHAIRMAN

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Dr. Kali Pradip Chaudhuri SAIG ChairmanFACIP, FAAPM, FICS, FAAOS, FACS

CHAIRMANDr. Chaudhuri completed his intermediate science at the MC College in Sylhet. He obtained his MBBS degree in Kolkata and was also educated in Malaysia, England, Canada and the United States. Having earned extraordinary credentials and prestigious honors, Dr. Chaudhuri has practiced orthopedic surgery since 1982. He is certified by the American Board of Orthopedic Surgeons. In addition, Dr. Chaudhuri is a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, and a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.

Dr. Chaudhuri diversified his quest for progress in many business verticals while enhancing his footprint in the healthcare services and facilities industry. During the last four months of 2010, Dr. Chaudhuri and his group acquired a $70 million note on four hospitals in California including Western Medical Center in Santa Ana, Western Medical Center in Anaheim, Chapman Medical Center and Coastal Communities Hospital in Orange County. In addition, Dr. Chaudhuri successfully acquired two hospitals: Hemet Valley Medical Center and Menifee Valley Medical Center for $172 million. His latest hospital acquisition includes Victor Valley Community Hospital in Victorville, California.

A real estate entrepreneur with widely diversified property acquisitions worldwide, Dr. Chaudhuri has enhanced his footprint significantly over the last several years. The KPC Group has been contracted to execute the prestigious “City of Corona Redevelopment” project – worth $ 1.8 billion over a period of several years. The Group has acquired the multi-million dollar high profile 300,000 SF commercial complex in Corona, California and named it KPC Summit. In addition, Dr. Chaudhuri and his group are currently engaged in the development and construction of more than 3.3 million sq. ft. of commercial real estate comprising of hotels, resorts, apartments, old age homes and educational institutions.

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In 2003, Dr. Chaudhuri successfully established the first private medical school in West Bengal, India. On a sprawling 25 acres state-of-the-art campus with more than 1.8 million sq. ft. of construction, the KPC Medical College & Hospital, Shova Rani Nursing College and Paramedical College provide health and educational services to millions of Indians residing in the city of Kolkata.

In April 2010, The KPC Group’s pharmaceutical company, Chemgen Pharma International, partnered with Ferrer Grupo based in Barcelona, Spain to develop The KPC-Ferrer Institute for Infectious and Tropical Diseases. The collaboration with Ferrer will combine and enhance the expertise of the two companies in the design of chemical compounds for developing anti-infective drugs. Also in 2010, Chemgen Pharma International, entered into an agreement with Orthopadietechnik KG in Germany to develop OrthoChemgen, a multi-million dollar company with bases in India and Germany.

Dr. Chaudhuri’s Group along with Mobidough, Inc., created Swiftlythere.com, a mobile & web-based travel services company enabling virtual, “home-based” travel agents to book international & domestic air, car, cruise, hotel, custom packages, and group sales reservations at deep discounts with easy payment & ticket redemption technology.

Dr. Chaudhuri and his Group are also involved in the Information Technology and Architectural/Engineering/Construction sector. In 2005, his Group created DowcoMAX Services to provide automated structural steel facilities to the worldwide steel market. DowcoMAX contributed to high-profile projects such as the Freedom Tower in New York City, the Goldman Sachs World Headquarter in New York, and many others including Oil and Gas refineries throughout the world. In 2011, Dr. Chaudhuri acquired DowcoMAX by enhancing his ownership position from 40% to 100% and renamed it ITeMAX Engineering Services.

Dr. Chaudhuri is a driven leader who has derived his inspiration to build his dream from South Asian traditional culture, heritage and values. He has two children, Kali Priyo and Sumanta. Dr. Chaudhuri resides in Hemet, California with his wife Sunanda.

Dr. Kali Pradip Chaudhuri SAIG Chairman (continued)

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Dr . Randy Tuan Ly, DBA, SAIG President

His family settled in the United States at the end of the war in 1975, was educated there and in the UK. After receiving a scholarship to study at Ferrum College, USIU, Oxford and Cambridge, he went to work with the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation in London. Realizing that he is an enthusiastic entrepreneur, he set out to develop his own consulting practice called Key Systems in 1996 and has a global network of experts providing business solutions worldwide. Key Systems are currently operating in Vietnam as Vietnamese Resources Consultants to support multinational companies ventured into Vietnam. Randy was Shareholder and CEO of Perception Management International Vietnam in 2008.

Randy is a veteran in business development and has been a pioneer in many projects in the United States as well as from the International Real Estate Development International cooperation . As a member of the Council , he has worked with Creative Motion Pictures to produce "The Black Magic" in 1999 and developed the project "Jackie Chan Theme Park" in Asia during 2005 and 2006.

Randy served as Executive Director of the Organization of Eastern Development and Construction, a company for Investment and Real Estate Development established in Orlando, Florida in 2000. The company merged with Global Equity Partners in 2005 to develop Independent Living Communities in Panama and Ecuador.

Randy currently is CEO to SAIG and is developing leading Electric Vehicle technologies.

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Asun Mawardi, Ph.D., SAIG Board of Advisors

An entrepreneur at heart, Asun Mawardi had obtained a PhD in Business Administration before deciding as a movie buff, to attend and graduate from the prestigious New York Film Academy in Los Angeles.

Subsequently, in 2000 he founded the international production company, Creative Motion Pictures (CMP), in order to combine the best of the west and Asian approaches and resources to make highest quality English and Asian language films.

Inspired by the experience from his first Hollywood feature, “The Black Magic”, Asun has produced and directed award-winning projects such as “I Do I Do”, “Untukmu” , “Rindu Kami Pada Mu” and the “Tsunami” documentary.

Asun decided in 2008 that there were many entertainment industry projects which could benefit from the “CMP approach” of combining leading industry talent and creativity with best business practices, and so he founded PEM – Pro Entertainment Management as a sister company to CMP.

In 2011 Asun, wrote, directed and produced The Pirate Brothers.’ Pirate Brothers won the prestigious Platinum Remi Awards at the 45th WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival 2012. Pirate Brothers is also the official selection of the 15th Shanghai International Film Festival 2012 and the winner of Best Action Sequence Martial Arts Feature, along with being the 1st Runner Up for Action Movie of the Year at the 8th Annual Action On Film International Film Festival 2012. Pirate Brothers’ greatest achievement was perhaps winning Best Director and Best Film together with Best Screenplay and Best Lead Actor at the 5th Annual International Filmmaker Festival 2012 in the UK.

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Eric Stevens -SAIG Board of Advisors

As a culmination of his experience, Eric is involved in several industries including: Green technology, bamboo development, finance, and consumer products. Expansion of Eric’s numerous companies succeeded on his ability to manage a vast network in the U.S., Vietnam and Asia; assisting in the development and manufacturing of his products and services portfolio. Just in Vietnam alone, Eric has financed several developments by courting US investment and ramping up factories for Fortune 500 companies. He has worked with the Governments of Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, China, and Media Development Authority in Singapore.

Eric has been regarded as a visionary leader in emerging markets, green technology investment, global product development, and green solutions. As a result, Eric has been interviewed by CNBC, CNN Money, Wall Street Journal, The Economist, Wealth Manager, and Reforma among others and spoken at conferences internationally.

Through ES & Associates, a boutique consultancy firm, he manages product development, business start-up, marketing and market entrance worldwide; Eric has had the pleasure of working with leaders in product manufacturing, entertainment, marketing, and green solutions industries. His clients include: Honeywell, Intel, Hubbell, Tigon Studios, Everlast, Navistar, Fiskars, Government of Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia, Media Development Authority Singapore, and Thang Long Securities.

An inventor at heart, Eric invented the BumperBib, Fresh Saver Pet Bowl, Kewi, and other successful consumer products distributed through Costco, BJ’s, Zellers, Target and other large chains.

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In 2011, Eric Stevens founded Mandalei Corporation dedicated to the growth of green product technology and a new standard reporting system based on the five stages of a products lifecycle. Our subsidiary, Global Eco Initiatives is developing a “nutritional facts” label affixed to products presenting the “green” merits of that products’ construction, use, and recyclability. This resulted in an “eco” database of an enormous magnitude. Stored are international ratings and source energies for the world’s power plants, and chemical components.

Eric’s love for Bamboo: The Bamboo Group, a Mandalei Corporation subsidiary; is involved in developing new production processes and uses for bamboo and is regarded as a leader in developing a bamboo industry in the United States. He is currently working on Bamboo composites, housing, bio fuel energy, and consumer products. Recent activities include development of the Lei-boo brand focusing on low cost bamboo products, bio mass energy, and low-cost, as well as easily assembled bamboo prefabricated housing via Global Hom.

A proponent for a greener world, Eric joined the advisory board of Self Assembly International Group working on the evolution of an electric vehicle produced for low income populations focusing on the “Autonomous Assembly Plant” utilizing local sourcing and low impact manufacturing in an unprecedented model of shared prosperity with the local population through environment, education and employment.

Personally, he resides in Los Angeles, CA and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam with his fiancée and 5 children awaiting their newest addition due in May 2013. A USMC Gulf War Veteran; his oldest son has just joined the USMC being the 4th generation to carry on the Stevens tradition.

Eric Stevens –SAIG Board of Advisors (continued)

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Keith Brinksman SAIG Board of Advisors

Keith Brinksman is the founder, president and CEO of the BC & T Group, Inc., An international business development consultancy. He has an extensive background in management, organization, strategy and financial consulting. He started his consulting career with Marketing and Manpower International (MMI), based in Surrey, England, and management consulting projects for global clients such as Johnson Controls, Calgon, and National Westminster Bank .

In 1980, returned to the U.S., he was Mellon Bank offered a job where he had been promoted to Vice President, Consulting and Corporate Finance. While working with Mellon Bank, he is a regular speaker for the ABA and the BMA, and is a faculty member of the Graduate School Stonier Bank at Rutgers University. He founded the Group BC & T in 1988, and since then has worked with clients in many different business development projects across the globe in different fields.

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