CORPORATE OVERVIEW

E. M. Hydropure is a N.C. LLC created to utilize its. proprietary technology to mitigate

waste water issues across a wide range of government and private sector applications. The

company currently has patents pending on the chemical compounds as well as the mechanical processes.

The process relies on flocculation to separate the unwanted constituents from the treated

effluent. This method works similarly to more costly synthetic polymers while creating a

byproduct that is less toxic to the environment. Typically, depending on the source of the

untreated waste, there is a market for the cake or powder remaining after the process. An

effective fertilizer, it is anticipated that the residual product may qualify as “Organic” for use in

agriculture.

The company has worked closely with experts in the academic realm and will continue to

do so as this will likely remain an iterative process for the foreseeable future due to the wide

ranging applications. Department heads at several universities have either worked directly with the company or expressed an interest in being involved going forward.

Likewise, every corporation with waste water challenges that has seen a demonstration has

expressed an interest in working with E. M. Hydropure. The company is growing rapidly while

being deliberate and careful to avoid missteps. The leadership team consists of individuals who have diverse backgrounds but share the desire to be part of something that will impact our planet’s environment in a positive way for generations.

The company’s process works on applications ranging from the ancient, agricultural waste,

to recently identified undesirable constituents such as PFAS and Dioxane. The world’s water

supply has been persistently diminished and this trend needs to be halted and reversed. The

company’s management is unaware of any technology that can perform this function more

efficiently and at a lower cost than its own.

MANAGEMENT TEAM

Micheal Eaton

A native of NC and former ECU Pirate, Mike spent his early career on Wall St. He worked as a wealth manager and later an investment banker after receiving his licenses as a registered representative and securities principal. He later co-founded Hinckley Gauvain, a successful real estate development company back in NC. Mr. Eaton is the managing partner of E. M. Hydropure. Mike’s diverse experience lends itself well to the company’s wide range of applications. He considers this the most important work of his career

and is fully committed to the company’s business success and its positive impact on the environment.

Vincent McGill

Mr. McGill is an attorney and partner in the firm Mandelbaum Salsburg. He was formerly the managing partner of the NYC firm Eaton, Van Winkle. Vince has represented clients in many nations with a focus on the Far East. He is an expert advisor to growing companies as they navigate the capital markets. Mr. McGill graduated cum laude from Colgate University, received his JD from Hofstra where he was part of the Law Review, and an LLM in Corporate Law from New York University.

Fred Meadows, PHD

Dr. Meadows earned a BS in chemistry from North Carolina A&T University and a PHD in analytical chemistry from Georgia State University. Fred has worked in the fields of pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and medical devices. In 2013 he founded Valiant Youth Academy, an K-12 STEM organization that has since been acquired. He is currently heading a project for U.S. Pharmacopeia, a non-government organization, helping bring healthy pharmaceuticals to third world nations. Dr. Meadows is the Chief Technical Officer

for E. M. Hydropure.

ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Albert “Bob” Rubin, PHD

Dr. Rubin is a professor emeritus at NC State University. He is one of the foremost experts in waste water management. Bob has given lectures and speeches in several countries, testified before the U.S. congress, and was awarded the “Bronze Medal for Commendable Service” by the E.P.A.. Dr. Rubin has received nocompensation and holds no equity in E. M. Hydropure. He is committed to doing what is right for the earth’s environment.

Ernest Green

Mr. Green was thrust into the national spotlight as a teenager. He was one of the “Little Rock Nine” and the first African-American student to graduate from Central High School in 1958. He went on to receive a BA and a Masters degree in sociology from Michigan St. University. Ernie brings a wealth of experience and a vast network in both government and the private sector to our team. Mr. Green has advised a number of U.S. Presidents and was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor by Bill Clinton in 1999.

Eric Wood

Mr. Wood is an accomplished developer in the Carolinas. He and Mike Eaton co-founded Hinckley Gauvain which he still runs along with Nest Homes and other subsidiary companies. Eric is an expert at finding solutions which optimize the value of a project. He has developed bespoke solutions to waste management challenges. Mr. Wood keeps his companies at the forefront in the area of environmental impact. He has a BS in business from UNC-Chapel Hill.