The Company

Mankato International, Inc.

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The Company

Corporation Mission Statement
Our mission is to create an economically beneficial, environmentally friendly project that would generate cost-effective development in any culture or region of the world by producing electricity, food and employment, by means of sustainable aquaculture and horticulture technologies to encourage green technology development and education.

The Company
Mankato International, Inc. (MII) is privately owned and located in Arizona. MII maintains primary headquarters in Phoenix, AZ; the greater metropolitan Phoenix area is known as "The Valley of the Sun" and located in Maricopa County, Arizona. The Valley is comprised of 23 unique cities and towns and has a population of 3,793,000 (2006).

MII was established for the purpose of:

Constructing and operating three 100 Mega Watt - Co-Generation, Zero Discharge Aquaculture, Horticulture facilities in Arizona with the intent of building three additional projects in the western United States.
Cultivating the need for future human resources and continued research and development as a test grounds for “green” technologies in association with learning institutions around the world. Allowing colleges and universities as well as other organizations to use its facilities as research and testing grounds for “green” technology development.
Developing strategies and objectives within its technological area of expertise to improve our world both environmentally and economically, particularly in under-developed countries.
Producing power, food and employment through the development of sound environmentally friendly “green” technologies that will stimulate economies and improve quality of life.

Staff

Mankato International, Inc. (MII) is privately owned, operated and located in Arizona. MII maintains primary headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona. Its principal staff includes:

Ø Trent Van Der Moere – President and CEO

Ø Linda Arviso-Miller – Chief Corporate Compliance Executive

Ø Dwight Chruma – Chief Operating Officer

Ø Doug Williams – Executive Director of Public Information

Ø Drew Crook – Director of IT/IM Operations

Ø Lydiett Verdugo-Esparza – Human Resources

Ø Craig McNichol – Business Operations/Project Manager

Ø Rodney Zeberlein – DC Consultant & Board Member

Ø Kim Gorrell – Consultant & Board Member

Future Plans
MII seeks to produce food, power and employment through the development of sound environmentally friendly “green” technologies that one day will revolutionize the aquaculture, horticulture greenhouse industry.

MII’s long term goal is to provide resources to advance the research and development of Solar and Hydrogen technologies through the use of its facilities to outside research institutes. Our objective is to create six prototype facilities located in the western half of U.S. that would be conducive to any culture or region in the world to produce food, power and employment to help meet the needs of their economy.

Because of the vast amount of available sun and rooftop acreage the development of many new technologies are on the horizon and already being discussed. With a facility of this size and nature many research projects could be conducted simultaneously. In addition to “green” technology studies, the study of horticulture and aquaculture sciences could continue to advance for years to benefit the health and production of food crops.

Future expansion of product lines to include: different species of fish, shrimp and tomatoes, other vegetables, and the possibility of including medicinal plants and herbal supplements, along with the development of renewable power sources for electrical power generation.

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