US and Caribbean, page-6

I am not sure if this is the first time FLC plays the part as The official representation for the U.S. Delegate in any high-level conference. Also not sure if this is through Richard Cisterna's connections to obtain this role for the conference.

Just a week ago, at the World Small Business Summit Bogota 2022, Rick Cisterna as our Chief Strategist Officer representing the US Minority Chamber of Commerce, spoke on the Innovation Technology Panel: "Successful Approaches to Supplying and Financing Water Infrastructure to Drive Economic Development" on 14/3/2022 at 11.15am and the Water Purification Panel on 15/3/2022 at 11am.



https://ipsnews.net/business/2022/02/14/the-united-states-minority-chamber-of-commerce-announces-the-world-small-business-summit-bogota-2022-with-the-official-presentation-of-fluence-corp-as-u-s-delegate-the-high-level-conference-is-a-st/

The USMCC has more than 34,000 members in U.S and Latin America, "Since our founding, has advocated to promote and connect with elite business leaders in America, including through our centers in Puerto Rico, Colombia, Honduras, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica and recently Guayaquil Ecuador with a mission to grow our economy..."

I believe this is a good way to put our name out there, hope it will generate more business from our Florida office for the US, Caribbean and Central Americas.