SWISF - New to The Street TV Announces the Interviews of Four Corporate Guests Episode 526 Airing on Bloomberg TV as Sponsoring Program Tonight Thursday November 2 2023 9:30 PM PT | Benzinga
NEW YORK, Nov. 02, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FMW Media's New to The Street business announces the airing of its business show on Bloomberg TV as a sponsoring program tonight, Thursday, November 2, 2023, at 9:30 PM PT.
New to The Street's televised episode 526 will air the following four (4) corporate interviews:
1). Plastic Waste Conversion- Clean Vision Corp.'s (OTCQB:CLNV) () interview with Dan Bates, CEO.
2). Coffee - NuZee, Inc.'s interview with Ilana Kruger, CEO/Founder of Dripkit, Inc.
3). Precision Mapping Solutions – ProStar Holdings, Inc.'s (OTCQX:MAPPF) (TSXV:MAPS) (FSE: 5D00) () interview with Page Tucker, Chief Executive Officer.
4). "Sekur Privacy & Sekur Security Segment – The Weekly Hack" interview with internet privacy expert Mr. Alain Ghiai, CEO, Sekur Private Data, Ltd. (OTCQX:SWISF) (CSE:SKUR) (FRA: GDT0) () (Sekur®).
Episode 526
From the Nasdaq MarketSite Studio, New to The Street's TV Host Jane King interviews Dan Bates, Chief Executive Officer of Clean Vision Corp. (OTCQB:CLNV) (). As a publicly traded Company, Clean Vision operates and seeks to acquire synergistic operations in the sustainable clean-technology and green energy sectors. The Company recently filed a FORM S-1 registration statement with the United Securities and Exchange Commission and awaits government approval. Along with the S-1 filing, the Company is working with NASDAQ listing officials to pursue an up-list of the Company stock to trade on the NASDAQ Exchange. Dan provides viewers with an update on its wholly-owned subsidiary Clean-Seas' operations in Qunicy, West Virginia, where they are working to put a 100 tons per day (tpd) pyrolysis conversion plant into production, creating clean fuel from plastic waste. The West Virginia Department of Economic Development granted the Company $15 Million in low-interest loans to move forward with the Quincy plant. The Company's wholly-owned subsidiary, Clean-Seas, for the Quincy plant development, hired CDI Engineering Solutions to provide engineering, procurement, and construction services and ERM to provide environmental and permitting support for the project. The Company plans to begin processing plastic for conversion to clean energy at 100 tons per day, starting in 2024, scaling to 500 tons per day over time. Once fully operational and converting plastic waste at 500 tpd, the facility can employ about 200 people. Dan has met with Governor Jim Justice and other state officials to advance the project as it fulfills the Governor's commitment to innovation and technologies that are financially sound and support a clean economy. The West Virginia Project and other operations move the Company forward in its quest to become the leader in solving plastic waste problems. The on-screen QR code is available during the show; download or visit Clean Vision Corp. - https://www.cleanvisioncorp.com/.
Ilana Kruger, CEO/Founder of Dripkit, Inc., talks about NuZee, Inc. ("NuZee") ("NuZee Coffee") with New to The Street's TV Host Jane King. From the Nasdaq MarketSite Studio, Ilana describes Nuzee's DRIPKIT pour-over coffee format that features a large-size single-serve pour-over pack that sits on top of a cup, delivering a high-quality coffee. Ilana formed Dripkit, Inc. in 2007 after her sustainable farming experience in Israel. The farm had no running water, electricity, or other amenities, and instant coffee brands were the only available. Most coffee drinkers know that the quality of instant coffee is not good, and they always seek better, flavorful coffees. Once back in New York City, Ilana decided to investigate creating a high-quality coffee made efficiently, timely, and inexpensively with robust flavor and aromas. After 500 phototypes, Ilana and her team created the DRIPKIT innovation. This single-serve pour-over coffee uses the same brewing technique without a machine, with the coffee flowing straight into a cup using only hot water and a prepacked coffee filter. Illana and her team secured comprehensive funding from several sources and began marketing DRIPKIT's high-quality single-serve coffee. In 2022, NuZee, Inc. bought Dripkit, Inc.'s asset, DRIPKIT, and is part of the NuZee single-serve and co-packaging coffee product lines. NuZee's DRIPKIT pour-over packs are sold directly to consumers through the Company's website, to wholesale business-to-business, to hospitality customers, and to co-pack for coffee roasters. DRIPKIT entered several branding partnerships, ...