v20220822 PARXTC Introduction Goals Objectives Global Business Development and Marketing Strategy re 1982 Export Trading Act Hon Andrew Williams Jr WhatsApp: +1-213-274-3675 Andrew@AndrewNetworks.com SEE: www.andrewnetworks.com www.instagram.com/ambassadorawj www.fb.com/ambassadorwilliams www.LinkedIn.com/in/andrewwilliamsjr www.about.me/hhprinceandrewwilliamsjr

1. PARXTC PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Commercial Agent, Mandate, and/or Registered Agent
Exclusive or Non-Exclusive Commercial Mandate, Registered Agent and/or to
register your business name through our USA based corporation in Los Angeles
County, California (world’s 5th largest economy) or anywhere in the United States
Document Management
24-7 Emergency and Online Form Retrieval and Creation; Email Communications;
Letter Writing (Business and Personal); Typing, Proofreading, Editing, Transcripts.
Drafting, merging, and administration of editorial, legal and promotional documents
from multiple authors/sources and languages.
Operational Support Services
Appointment-Setting; Telephone Calls; Emails; Faxes; Postage and Mailing; Court
Filings; Attending Hearings; Process Serving; Business Start-Up Filings; Corporate
Registration and Filings (throughout the United States); Commercial Mandate
Procurement Support Services
Matching of professional and technical support services in financial, governmental,
personnel, and management industries on an as-needed basis, to assist
entrepreneurs, and business owners achieve their goals and objectives.
Publicity, Promotions & Public Relations
The production and supervision of communications material, programs and
campaigns; newsletters, magazines, newspapers, press and news releases; print
and broadcast appearances; interviews; voice-overs; direct mail and e-mail
campaigns and programs; audio/video taping and duplication; photography; live-
streaming & online broadcasting.
Research and Development
Determine current needs and resources; goals and objectives; budget and timetable
for the individual and overall project or operation; surveys, studies, analyses,
reports, etc. Brainstorm, formulate, draft, develop, analyze and/or fund
administrative, operational, promotional, financial plans, programs, and materials to
position, penetrate and/or expand company/venture in local, regional, national
and/or international markets
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2. PARXTC GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
1. to provide the General Public with up-to-date consumer information about any given product or
service, by operating a referral service among the multicultural representatives from business,
political, educational, religious, social, scientific, financial and public service communities in
Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA's) targeted for market development.
2. to promote clear cut accounting, tax and financial planning counseling, training and procedures
to improve our clients' (advertising sponsors and consumers) productivity and add stability to our
long-term relationships.
3. to educate small business owners about the values, uses and methods of marketing their
products and services, cooperatively, on a long-term basis.
4. to build mailing, telephone and contact lists from markets targeted by our clients, associates
and representatives.
5. to help our clients, associates, representatives and customers to better identify, define and
expand their markets and market share.
6. to provide new, small and home-based business owners with ways to identify and reach new
prospects, referrals and customers.
7. to build a global network of manufacturers, distributors, promotional (advertising, publicity,
public relations, marketing and sales) agencies, nonprofit organizations and their patrons.
8. to build a resource bank of businesses, suppliers, vendors, subcontractors and consultants who
can provide any given support service with a high degree of quality and moderate cost to members
of our referral network.
9. to design, create, promote, distribute and disseminate multimedia (including animated),
multicultural, multilingual, print, photographic, audiographic, videographic, dramatic and comedic
commercials, documentaries, and other promotional materials... to improve the clarity and sharpen
the impact of our clients' and our own advertising projects, programs and campaigns.
10. to produce and distribute cooperative marketing publications to promote PARXTC products,
services, activities and campaigns.
11. to establish, operate and administer national, intercontinental and international organizations
of bilingual and multilingual independent sales agents, distributors and dealers to promote and sell
our products, services and events, through 36 month, renewable contracts.
12. to provide members of those sales organizations with new income opportunities, a wide
selection of products, services and activities to promote and sell; sales incentives and dealership
opportunities.

3. PARXTC GLOBAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
1. Linkage of barter and exchange transactions to human resource development projects
and accounting systems for Individuals, businesses, non-profit organizations and
governmental entities participating with our ·projects.
2. Job development and Income opportunities; the recruiting, hiring, training and
supervision of students, single parents, and •handi-able• residents In telemarketing and
other methods, to link sales and promotion of all participating business enterprises on a
local, national and International scope.
3. Provision of credit terms for the purchase of research; Information or computer
management; administration; communications; marketing; advertising design and
production; typing, word-processing and typesetting; photocopying, printing and
electronic publishing; direct response programs {including telemarketing and direct
mall); and distribution and other services most needed, but least accessible to
businesses on a year-round budget.
4. Preparation, production, distribution and follow-up of multi-lingual promotional material
to local and multi-national prospect sources for our targeted clientele.
5. Request of 12-month (minimum) commitment by clients, associates and representatives
to participate with Individual and cooperative self- and community-development
projects/programs.
6. A reversal of the Interview format to Introduce and spotlight those media representatives
working behind the scenes: announcers, influencers, “personalities•, account
executives, models, product demonstrators, com- munity relations, engineering,
technical and other personnel, to better familiarize and educate clients about the human
side of the media.
7. Development of cross-referenced news- letters, catalogs, videos and other publications
highlighting various clients In each targeted community, and those Introducing similar
products and services In other cities In the U.S.A. and abroad.
8. Development of •generic• advertising and promotional material adaptable to needs of
clients, associates and representatives at a higher quality and lesser cost than they'd be
able-to pr duce or afford on their own. ·
9. The matching and promotion of locally based operations, along with multi-national
efforts to penetrate new markets for all...ln the United States and abroad.
10.The linkage of promotional campaigns by businesses with the development of radio,
television and video public service announcements on behalf of non-profit organizations
and public service agencies.
11.The production and translation of multi- media (print, graphic, photo, audio and video)
publicity and promotional material, offering educational guidelines for the Illiterate,
semi-literate and non-English speaking youth and adults, while Inspiring the audience to
Involve themselves with our, or similar projects.
12.Promoting the comprehensiveness and totality of support services available to help
clients, associates and representatives to achieve their Individual and collective goals
and objectives during any 12 consecutive months.
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4. PARXTC GLOBAL MARKETING STRATEGY
1. Research, identify, classify, record and track import needs and resources of underdeveloped, developing,
industrialized and post-industrialized countries, individually and collectively [through signatories of
multinational trade agreements].
2. Explore and exploit "free trade" and "trade zone" and agreements between the United States, Canada
and Mexico, the Pacific Rim and other countries having a "most favorable" trading status with the United
States, in descending order of trade volume with the U.S. and each state targeted for market penetration
3. Identify, package and market those products and services targeted to businesses and associations,
nonprofit organizations and foundations seeking to establish advertising, public relations, sales and/or
distribution support services within the United States and other countries targeted for market development
programs, in compliance with the Tens Principles of the United Nations Global Compact.
4. Link the most convenient order fulfillment methods and procedures with the sales of products and services
paying a commission substantial enough to adequately compensate PARXTC, its distributors, agents and
dealers.
5. Get the help and support of selected service providers, that of their respective city, county, state and
federal governments benefitting from increased sales generated through PARXTC sales programs.
6. Network with the United States Small Business Administration, International Trade Association, federal,
regional, state, county, municipal and private efforts to identify, involve, package and promote locally based
women, indigenous, minority, disadvantaged, home-based and mainstream business enterprises
(throughout the local community and abroad).
7. Identify and mobilize multicultural media (print, broadcast and digital) representatives in each targeted
nation to provide national coverage for those foreign and domestic advertising sponsors targeting ethnic
communities, and to journalize international trade development plans, programs and opportunities as they
relate to the local audiences they serve.
8. Identify, coordinate and expand activities of frequent business travelers to, from and through areas
targeted for market development programs in California, other U.S. locations and targeted areas
throughout the world.
9. Assemble, publish and distribute business start-up packages for each area targeted for market
development programs, linking them with cooperative advertising and promotional campaigns in local,
national and international media.
10. Establish and coordinate trade relations with and among bilingual and multilingual students, resident aliens
and foreign visitors as go-betweens to network with their respective countries on our clients' behalf on a
part-time or full-time basis.
11. Recruit and coordinate representatives from each cultural/ethnic group in targeted communities to link
historical, geographic, economic and social developments occurring simultaneously in the local
community, and on the global scene.
12. Identify, record, edit (with multilingual titling, package, publish, syndicate and distribute human interest
and self-development materials involving targeting individuals, associates, representatives, etc., through
public access, network, independent, cable, satellite and international media.
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5. Export Trading Company Act Export Trade Certificate of Review Program
Export Trade Certificates of Review (COR) are issued by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce with
the concurrence of the U.S. Dept. of Justice. Under Title III of the Export Trading
Company Act, (ETC Act) any U.S. resident, business association, group of firms, or state
and local government entity may apply to the Export Trading Company Act for an Export
Trade Certificate of Review. The Certificate provides antitrust preclearence for the
specified export activities of the Certificate holder. Through the Title III antitrust
preclearence, Congress sought to minimize what it viewed as serious impediments to
U.S. exports: the uncertain application of U.S. antitrust laws to export activities and the
related risk of expensive antitrust litigation.
A Certificate of Review provides exporters with two important benefits: immunity from
federal and state government antitrust suits with regard to all export activities specified in
the Certificate and important procedural advantages in private antitrust suits. A
Certificate of Review holder (and all members identified in the Certificate) receives
immunity from federal and state civil and criminal antitrust laws and unfair competition
suits. This immunity extends to all activities and conduct specified in the Certificate and
carried out in compliance with the terms and conditions of the Certificate. The only
exception to the immunity afforded by the Certificate is when the export conduct threatens
clear and irreparable damage to the national interest. In that circumstance the
Department of Justice may bring an action against the Certificate holder to enjoin the
harmful conduct.
The ETC Act provides a very tight timetable for the issuance of Export Trade Certificates
of Review: Commerce determines whether the proposed Certificate meets the certification
standards contained in the ETC Act, obtains the concurrence of the Department of
Justice, and issues the final Certificate all within 90 calendar days.
The application form and supporting materials provided by the applicant are treated with
strict confidentiality and are exempt from disclosure under the Freedom of Information
Act. At any time, an applicant may withdraw an application, in which case all copies of
the documents submitted are returned. No fees are involved with applying for a
Certificate. Department of Commerce staff will be assigned to work with you during the
entire process.
Certificates of Review have been issued to cover variety of organizational arrangements:
individual firms, shipper's associations and trade associations, with firms coming from a
variety of industries including agriculture, manufacturing, as well as other industries.
Examples of activities that may be certified include: joint establishment of export prices;
exclusive agreements with domestic suppliers and/or foreign representatives; joint export
marketing/selling arrangements among domestic competitors; allocation of export
markets, territories, or customers; refusals to deal; exchanges of business information;
and the joint licensing of technology.
See: https://legacy.trade.gov/mas/ian/etca/tg_ian_002126.asp