Alliance Enterprise Corp
Overview:
The Alliance Enterprise Corporation (TAE) is a development stage company with a mission to become the worldwide provider of an aerial detection system for emerging markets that include: landmine detection and mapping, homeland security, security patrol of nuclear power plants, hydro dams, sensitive government installations, border patrol and harbor patrol.
The biggest dilemma facing the landmine problem today is determining which areas are clear of landmines and which are not. Inhabitants of these lands are using dogs and de-miners crawling on their stomachs, probing the earth’s surface with a prod to qualify areas.
These inhabitants need idle land to be productive and safe again. The Company’s objective and priority is to fulfill this need in its development of an airborne system that is designed to serve this purpose 100 times faster than existing methods used today.
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Investment Highlights
Many experts believe that under current conditions it would take more than 1,100 years to clear the entire world of mines provided that no additional mines are planted. Meanwhile, The Alliance Enterprise Corporation announced on October 23rd, 2007, the integration of a second airborne vehicle that is designed to rapidly identify land areas embedded with landmines 100 times faster than today’s methods.
At a current cost to remove a single landmine ranging between $1,000 and $1,500, this translates into an overall financial cost to society of $100-$150 billion dollars. With a conservative estimate of penetrating 3-5% of this market over the next 4-5 years, TAE’s revenues could reach $3-7 billion.
The Hystar LML (Landmine Locator) is capable of flying a few centimeters above open terrain; it can fly extremely slow and hover extensively; it can rotate 360 degrees while hovering or in a directional flight, and the Hystar remains perfectly stable (horizontal) during all its flight maneuvers.
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Technology
HighSky
The HighSky is a high level altitude sensor array designed to rapidly scan suspected landmine areas at higher altitudes from one to thirty meters. The purpose of the HighSky Sensor is to identify areas that are free of landmines which can become immediately productive for agriculture, mining, oil and water drilling, as well as identifying land for infrastructure development.
The principles of the company's sensor imaging technology is the first real breakthrough in engineering for landmine discovery. The company uses detectors to receive different classes of information from the scene under consideration. The output from those detectors comprise a value proportional to the received information. This array of sensors can then be used to produce an image. By using an array solution the company generates a more robust image that leads to explicit predictability. This is necessary as landmine removal requires both accuracy and confidence in scanning.
LowSky
The LowSky is a close proximity sensor array designed to detect and map (within 2 to 3cms) all types of landmines, including non-metallic mines that are on or buried under the surface.
The LowSky and other sensors are mounted on the sensor bar of the Hystar LML. As the Hystar LML flies slowly over the area, the sensor bar rotates 360 degrees while it is lowered and raised in close proximity to the surface of the ground. The rotation of the sensor bar and the Hystar overlapping its directional flight insures multiple sensor detection on each landmine.
UAV
An aerial system used to detect, locate, and destroy metal and plastic landmines. The LML is a revolutionary hybrid aircraft capable of unique flight maneuvers that will carry landmine detection sensors. The aerial platform, known as the Hystar LML (Landmine Locator), is a one-of-a-kind airborne platform with flight capabilities unmatched by any other aircraft. The Hystar LML is capable of flying a few centimeters above open terrain; it can fly extremely slow and hover extensively; it can rotate 360 degrees while hovering or in a directional flight, and the Hystar remains perfectly stable (horizontal) during all its flight maneuvers.
This aircraft is the perfect, stable aerial platform to carry an array of landmine sensors. The sensors are mounted on a sensor bar which rotates 360 degrees and moves up and down within a few centimeters of the surface. The sensor bar is equipped with a one-of-a-kind altimeter which measures altitude as low as 2cm above the surface.
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Market Potential
Mine Removal
The number of landmines in former war zones is estimated at 100 million. At a current cost to remove a single landmine ranging between $1,000 and $1,500, this translates into an overall financial cost to society of $100-$150 billion dollars. With a conservative estimate of penetrating 3-5% of this market over the next 4-5 years, TAE’s revenues could reach $3-7 billion. In addition to providing these services, TAE will be playing a key role towards freeing those citizens, countries and industries held hostage by these deadly and destructive anti-personnel devices, thereby facilitating economic and social re-development of these contaminated areas currently sitting idle.
There are many de-mining contractors in 83 countries using a variety of methods that are life-threatening, time consuming, and costly. These contractors do not have the equipment or technology equivalent to the LML system. They do not have an aerial sensor system that will detect and map the location of the landmines and provide a rapid aerial qualification of contaminated areas. The company views these contractors not as competitors, but as ideal candidates to be Alliance Partners with the company.
Security
TAE will be able to capitalize on the UAV platform and sensory array in a number of additional marketplaces. The company will design, develop, market and service sophisticated electronic security systems throughout Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and the United States.
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Strategic Partnerships
Hystar Aerospace Corporation
Hystar Aerospace Corp. is a Canadian Corporation with offices in Vancouver BC. The company’s business activities are focused on becoming a world-leader in developing and marketing Aerial Platforms. The company, utilizing state-of-the-art aerospace technology and proven proprietary technology, intends to be a worldwide industry leader in commercializing Aerial Platforms for a variety of end-users who are in need of efficient, cost effective, and affordable systems, incorporated with and including an Aerial Platform.
Ice Management System, a NASA licensee.
Ice Management Systems provides de-icing technology to government-related aircraft. An innovative NASA ice removal system will be included with the first new general aviation aircraft to be introduced in the United States in 15 years. The lightweight, patented device will zap dangerous ice from wings and other aircraft parts during flight. The task of converting the Electro-Expulsive Separation System patent into a commercial product has taken nearly four years and almost $1,000,000, according to Richard Olson, president and chief operating officer of Ice Management Systems.
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Recent News and Press Releases
CORRECTING and REPLACING The Alliance Enterprise Corporation Announces the Appointment of Former United Nations Senior Executive to the Position of Vice President of Middle East Operations (Tue, Oct 30)
The Alliance Enterprise Corporation Announces Another Breakthrough in Removing Deadly Landmines (Tue, Oct 23)
WallSt.net (www.wallst.net) Updates the Investment Community Through All-New Interviews With AETR, ADCT and MYS (Wed, Sep 19)
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Management
GEORGE NINKOVICH - CHAIRMAN, CEO, PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR
Businessman, Entrepreneur
Mr. Ninkovich introduced the first commercially viable helicopter logging operation in Canada using heavy-lift helicopters to airlift logs from inaccessible mountain areas. This provided the Forest Industry in British Columbia with a model of how reduced impact logging could be done viable. Mr. Ninkovich showed how you could log timber in a more environmentally friendly way and still bring a return to investors. The industry continues to reap the benefits from this unique innovation, and today there are up to 14 Helicopters air-lifting logs each year in B.C.
DIANE NINKOVICH - VICE PRESIDENT, CORPORATE AFFAIRS
Mrs. Ninkovich has twenty-five years of experience in Corporate Affairs, Event Management and Public Relations. Her ability to liaison with key personnel, project supervisors on the engineering team and government officials is invaluable.
Mrs. Ninkovich is a co-founder of the LML Aerial Platform development.
ROBERT WILLIAMS - VICE PRESIDENT OF FIELD OPERATIONS, DIRECTOR
Mr. Williams has spent 35 years in the aerospace industry. Formerly a Director with British Aerospace, Mr. Williams possesses vast experience dealing and operating in countries with different cultures, specifically in the Middle East, Africa and Asia. Mr. Williams’ experience in oil and gas industry, geological mapping and helicopter logging in remote isolated areas adds a unique dimension of experience required to develop a successful field operation in remote areas. He possesses hands-on experience in the complex logistics associated with running field operations: supplies, crew accommodations, technologies, partnerships and political (local and national) environments. Mr. Williams is the past Vice President of Marketing, Sales and International Business at the Avmax Group Inc.
RALPH PROCEVIAT - EXECUTIVE VP, CFO, DIRECTOR
Mr. Proceviat is a businessman, entrepreneur, chartered accountant, and has more than 20 years of business experience spanning a number of industries, including high tech, telecommunications, real estate development and brokerage, and manufacturing. Mr. Proceviat has held various CEO, CFO and COO positions with public and private organizations operating throughout the United States and Canada.
From 2001-2005, he held the position of Chairman and President of ThrillTime Entertainment International, Inc., a publicly traded company, dually listed in Canada and the USA. Through its U.S.-based subsidiaries, ThrillTime held the worldwide patents to amusement rides operating in 70 theme park sites located around the world. From 1997-2000, he was the CFO for a real estate marketing firm. His major client was Intrawest with sales averaging $200 million per year. Principals are now agents for Trump Tower, Waikiki. From 1986-1994 Mr. Proceviat was the CEO of Cue Datawest, one of Canada's largest software developers, providing banking services and products to the credit union system. While at Datawest--now operating as Open Solutions Canada--Mr. Proceviat oversaw the rebuilding of the company, including the funding and development of a $50 million banking system that has been installed throughout the world.
Most recently Mr. Proceviat has provided business advisory services to a number of companies operating in Canada and the US.
MICHAEL WALKER - VICE PRESIDENT, MEDIA RELATIONS
Mr. Walker is an executive business manager, entrepreneur and producer whose interest and experience span over 18 years in the hotel, property, financial, arts, entertainment and multi-media industries. He has spent over ten years on the management team of the internationally recognized Oak Bay Beach Hotel, and is now President and Owner of Walker Hamilton, a management and development company located in Vancouver, B.C., Canada.
Mr. Walker obtained his Masters and Bachelor degrees from the University of British Columbia. He is President of HD Media Works, a financial company which works in collaboration with HDPP Inc., with offices in both Los Angeles and Vancouver. Mr. Walker maintains strong relationships with many specialists in the business, commerce, financial, real estate, tax, trade, technology, and entertainment industries.
DR. FAYSAL A. MOHAMED - VICE PRESIDENT, MIDDLE EAST OPERATIONS
Dr. Faysal A. Mohamed brings 26 years of distinguished career with the United Nations system with notable contributions in a number of senior positions. He has succeeded in pushing and spearheading the drive for sustainable development in various developing countries and regions in the world including the Middle Eastern Region. Dr. Mohamed brings a wealth of experience to the Company with the provision of strategic and advisory services as well as operational leadership across broad areas of concern to Alliance. Dr. Mohamed will oversee operations for the Middle East Region from the Alliance office in Cairo, Egypt.
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Contacts
U.S. Corporate Office
775 East Blithedale Avenue, Suite #394
Mill Valley, California, 94941
Email - info@taecorp.com
International Office
World Trade Centre
404-999 Canada Place
Vancouver, B.C. Canada V6C-3E2
Email – info@taecorp.com
Investor Relations:
Mike Walker, 1-877-278-0107
