IEC is an innovative nano technology with hundreds of applications to help the environment, Some of the applications can be used to remove oil from water, desalinize sea water into potable water, material for renewable energy. The material is recyclable and cost efficient to use.

1. IEC Technology
Nano-Material Innovation
BRINGING THE WORLD A CLEANER TOMORROW

2. IEC Technology
THE COMPANY
As the world turns each day, water clean up is
becoming a major issue. Current solutions are
extremely expensive and not very effective. The
demand for clean water is growing everywhere.
IEC Technology (Ion Energy Ceramic) has developed a
new innovative Nano Material unlike any other. The
original formula was developed in Japan with over
$160M invested into the R&D and application tests
were conducted by major universities throughout
Japan. IECT is now capable of mass production by
machinery at low cost.
While most ceramic filters work well, the cost is
extremely high and unaffordable by the end user. Our
technology can clean up the water quickly and cost
efficiently like no other product existing in the market.

3. THE PRODUCT
IEC is a porous ceramic medium consisting of
clay and minerals. It has magnetic properties
that affect the Nano scale electrical charge
characteristics.
With IEC's proprietary Hydrophobic
Activation Process, the product becomes oil-
adsorbent and will not absorb water.
Without the Hydrophobic Activation, it is
highly water absorbent, or Hydrophilic. IEC
can be sized for various applications as
chunks, granular, or powder form and
packaged for different markets. Used and
recycled properly, IEC is a “GREEN” product .
IEC Technology

4. IEC Technology
PRIMARY IEC APPLICATIONS
IEC can be used for environmental
applications as a flow-through
waste-stream filtration media. It
removes high levels of oil and
contaminants, as well as
emulsified oil in water. It can be
packaged in bags for use in
filtration tanks for water clean-up,
and it can also be packaged in
socks and booms to contain
ground spills, etc.

5. IEC Technology
ADDITIONAL IEC APPLICATIONS:
WATER PURIFICATION
Oil-water Separation Oil Tanker ballast water treatment Ship Bilges
Oil Clean-Up & Fence Contain or remove oil slicks Water Purification
Improve filtration Assist in hard-water softening Filter Materials
Filter reclaimed industrial water Fish preservers & aquariums Swimming pool filtration
COD Reduction Treat effluent from factories PH Buffer
Stabilize acidic or basic water conditions Improve drinking water quality
GREENERY & LANDSCAPE ENHANCEMENT
Dry Soil Enhance desert soil Help buffer acidic or alkaline soils (damaged by salt)
Landscaping Assist in water fertilizer retention Gardening
Houseplants Hydroponics – Special Applications Indoor plant culture (shopping malls, office buildings)
Indoor Greenhouse Atriums
AIR FILTRATION
Deodorization Oil-Gas Absorption Removes oily smoke from restaurant char-broilers
Fuel gas oil mist removal Automobile exhaust treatment Help eliminate organic odors by bioremediation
CONSTRUCTION UTILITY
Sound Absorbing and Insulating Building materials Acoustic materials
Chimney lining for cold areas Heat-Resistant Materials Super heat-resistant tiles
Construction Material Cement hardener catalyst Functional Materials
Carrier for fixed ferments Carrier for catalysts
RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE
Static Electricity Neutralizing Material Solvent Reclamation Dry cleaning solution
High alcohol detergent Food oil recycling Anti-static agent for liquid hydrocarbon fuel
PRACTICAL USES
Floor Scatter Kitty litter Livestock farms
Warehouse maintenance

6. IEC Technology
MANUFACTURING & EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
IEC Technology plans on working with, acquiring and redeveloping existing inoperative and
under-utilized brick/ceramic/refractory plants within the United States. The best natural
resources for manufacturing IEC are located in the Midwest. The IEC project will provide
thousands of much-needed new jobs from the resulting manufacturing operations. Help
communities thrive in depressed areas where employment is needed.

7. IEC Technology
MARKETING STRATEGY
IEC will be first marketed as an environmental product to clean up waste oil in waste water. The product
passively filters waste oil from contaminated water sources at any concentration, filtering the oil from
the water to nearly non-detectable levels [less than 1 Part Per Million (ppm)].
IEC is made from Earth's natural resources, including select clays and processed agricultural organic
waste materials and can be recycled multiple times. This will create effective recycling programs to
reduce agricultural waste and increase crop value for farmers. In the final phase of recycled IEC
products, it can be added to soil to increase moisture-holding capacity and increase nutrient content.
Golf courses and landscapes can maintain beautiful green lawns with less water usage..
IECT will direct its marketing-focus to businesses in the following categories:
Petroleum Industry,
Agriculture,
Federal, State & Local Government Departments,
Private Industry.

8. IEC Technology
Sales
MFG Costs
Gross Margin
SALES PROJECTION
Presently, IECT is actively pursuing investments to open its manufacturing facility. The funds
will be used for Manufacturing Start-Up and Operating Expenses. The first year production is
projected in the gross sales range of $10,500,000 U.S. (Figure 1).

9. IEC Technology
IEC TECHNOLOGY 10 YEAR SALES PROJECTION
SALES YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6 YEAR 7 YEAR 8 YEAR 9 YEAR 10
U.S. Tons
Per Year 4200 32000 71000 104000 130500 138500 146000 164000 188000 210000
(See
Production
Schedule)
Sales @
$1.25/lb
(U.S.) $10,500,000 $80,000,000 $177,500,000 $260,000,000 $326,250,000 $346,250,000 $365,000,000 $410,000,000 $470,000,000 $525,000,000
Total Sales $10,500,000 $80,000,000 $177,500,000 $260,000,000 $326,250,000 $346,250,000 $365,000,000 $410,000,000 $470,000,000 $525,000,000
Manufactu
ring Costs
@ $0.70/lb $5,880,000 $44,800,000 $99,400,000 $145,600,000 $182,700,000 $193,900,000 $204,400,000 $229,600,000 $263,200,000 $294,000,000
Gross
Margin $4,620,000 $35,200,000 $78,100,000 $114,400,000 $143,550,000 $152,350,000 $160,600,000 $180,400,000 $206,800,000 $231,000,000

10. IEC Technology
MANAGEMENT TEAM
MARI LORRAINE KIMURA,
CEO /NANO MATERIAL SCIENTIST/CO FOUNDER
Ms. Mari Kimura is the principal inventor of IEC and is an active environmental conservationist. Her unique skills in research and
development has created a background experience of vast successes in the industries of fish, fashion and filters. Her successes
relate to develop international administration, planning and production coordinating of commercial businesses. At a young age,
Ms. Kimura had pioneered with her father to develop and produce a special politically observed project for the Government of
Mexico and the Japanese Fishing Association. The achievements are well recognized for their educational and successful fishing
project focused in environmentally safe capture and processing of fresh and frozen seafood products. Ms. Kimura was also the
ambassador of the Japanese Fishing Association in Mexico for many years and supportively worked to support the Department of
Fisheries of the Federal Government of Mexico.
Administrative advisor and assistant to the president in one of Matsushita’s (Panasonic) Electronic plants in Mexico under the
guideline and support of the NAFTA program. She supervised the manufacturing operations of over 600 employees and
established their first Administrative Quality Control Department.
She also has extensive experience as a freelance artist in textile and fashion designs featured by Neiman Marcus, Z Gallery and
many other retail stores. Her experience and expertise as an image consultant/stylist for the advertisement and entertainment
industries include clients such as: Coca Cola Japan, Proctor and Gamble, Kodak, Disney, Miller Brewing Co., etc. Ms. Kimura has
also developed new images and worked with many top celebrity performers. Her communication skills include fluent English,
Japanese and Spanish languages.

11. IEC Technology
YUMI VIOLET KIMURA, PRESIDENT & CO-FOUNDING PARTNER
Ms. Kimura is an executive producer, owner and partner of OPM Productions, LLC. A multimedia marketing and commercial
service company with offices in Los Angeles, Tokyo, Shanghai and London. Ms. Kimura is an expert in multimedia marketing and
producing for over 25 years. Specializing in TV commercials, graphic campaigns, corporate industrials, music videos, educational
online media, etc. Her client list includes: Anthem Blue Cross, Shiseido, Honda, Health Net, Suntory, Coco Cola, Disney, Callaway,
Toyota, Nissan, USC, Asahi, Proctor & Gamble, Yamano, etc.) Ms. Kimura sits on the board and is full partners in five other
companies, ranging from software development to manufacturing of specialty California wines for export to China. Ms. Kimura is
a cofounder, initial investor and assisted in market research for CFP and IEC Technology. Ms. Kimura has acquired many future
potential sales accounts for IEC with fortune 500 companies and international government entities when product is commercially
available for sales.
DAVID MALOW, DIRECTOR OF MANUFACTURING
Mr. Malow offers more than three decades of ceramic and brick manufacturing and management experience. Mr. Malow began
working at entry level and was promoted to Vice-President and General Manager in Castaic Brick Manufacturing, Inc. Mr. Malow
supervised all department managers including, CFO, Plant Superintendent, Sales Manager, QC/QA Department, and Office
Manager. Mr. Malow worked directly with all key clients including The Home Depot and Lowe’s Home Improvement Stores, as
well as other retail major vendors. Mr. Malow’s achievements at Castaic Brick Manufacturing were: Most Profitable years in
company’s 50 year history back in 2000. , he made company record for “no lost time” for Safety and in 2000 he received a bonus
award. Related skills include: Excellent negotiation skills, effectively handles multiple tasks, problem solver, well regarded for
interpersonal, written and oral communication skills.
Currently, Mr. Malow Volunteers at Eisenhower Medical Center as a Grief Recovery Specialist as humanitarian efforts for his
community in Palm Springs, California (July 2008 –Present)

12. IEC Technology
KELLY RYAN, ESQ., CORPORATE COUNSEL,
Graduated from Southwestern University Law school in 1997, where he finished in the top 5% of his class and was a member of
the Southwestern University Law Review. Mr. Ryan also attended the University of British Columbia, where he obtained a Bachelor
of Science in Microbiology in 1983, and United States International University, where he obtained a Master of Arts in Educational
Psychology in 1990.
Mr. Ryan was admitted to the State Bar of California in June 1998 and is formerly an appointed Trustee and current member of the
Los Angeles County Bar Association, member of the American Trial Lawyers Association and the American Bar Association. He is
the past chairperson of the Small Firm and Solo Practitioner Section of the Los Angeles County Bar Association.
Following law school, Mr. Ryan was a sole practitioner before forming Russakow, Ryan and Johnson, PC in 2001, where he was a
founding partner. At Russakow, Ryan and Johnson, Mr. Ryan handled a broad range of transactional and litigation matters,
construction litigation, eminent domain, trade secret and unfair competition, and employment, representing both the plaintiff and
defense. Mr. Ryan has successfully litigated cases outside of California representing clients in litigation in Utah, Massachusetts,
Illinois and Missouri.
In January 2007, Mr. Ryan formed the Ryan Law Firm to concentrate on a more personalized practice handling the litigation of a
growing number of businesses and consumer clients in the areas of employment, business, personal injury, real estate and
construction.
Mr. Ryan is the author of Science Classroom Safety and the Law: A Handbook for Teachers (Flinn Scientific: 2001) and has lectured
to teachers and school district administrators and board members on the legal implications and duties of teachers in the Science
Classroom. He has served on the Liability Committee of the National Science Teachers Association and is a co-author of the
current NSTA official position statement on Liability of Science Educators for Laboratory Safety (Adopted September 2007).

13. IEC Technology
WILLIAM K. KIMURA, DIRECTOR OF APPLICATION RESEARCH.
The late Mr. William Kimura was a California Registered Environmental Health Specialist with over 25 years of experience in
hazardous materials handling and disposal, housing and institutions, medical facilities and medical waste management, food
facility operations, occupational health and safety, and medical waste management programs in governmental settings. He
possessed a Master’s Degree in Health Science with emphasis in Occupational Health and Safety Administration and Hazardous
Materials Management. Mr. Kimura’s experience included: program planning, regulatory compliance, enforcement, loss control
and risk management, industrial plan checking, staffing, supervision and university level instruction and training. Mr. Kimura
instructed courses part time in Environmental Management for the Universities of California in various locations. Mr. Kimura was
the Director at Pasadena Health Department and had trained over 2,000 California health inspectors. His thesis became a
teaching guide to all Health Science students in the California Universities. Mr. Kimura received multiple honorary awards from the
State of California for his lifetime achievements in the Health Department.
The late Mr. Kimura worked closely with Mari Kimura (a brother and sister team) to develop IEC Technology over the course of
two decades. Providing guidance to applications in waste water treatment. Ms. Mari Kimura was able to perfect the modifications
in the formulation of IEC Technology products with great assistance from her late big brother, who gave her limitless support,
advice, guidance and the motivation for her work in the development of this technology. Mr. Kimura will always be honored for
his contributions to developing this unique technology. The technology capable of saving millions of lives in the future.

14. IEC Technology
PRODUCT DEMONSTRATION LINK:
http://youtu.be/DDikYK1tynM
CONTACT INFORMATION
IEC TECHNOLOGY, LLC
Attn: Mari Kimura
P.O. Box 1034, Beverly Hills, CA 90213
Tel: 323 394-0303
Email: info@azoneofamerica.com
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