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Wednesday, 06/17/2020 8:40:29 AM

Wednesday, June 17, 2020 8:40:29 AM

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One the Company’s over-arching strengths, in addition to management’s scores of years of industry experience, is management’s ability to build and manage teams. The importance of its relationships with employees, independent contractors, customers, vendors and anyone else with whom they interact, cannot be overstated. Although, management believes that its industry expertise, its competence and reliability are each important factors, ultimately its commitment to its employees and its independent contractors; and the belief that they are all important members of its “Sustainable Green Team,” have been significant contributing factors and some of the reasons management believes that the Company has been given so many outstanding opportunities in each market it enters as well as what have positioned it for its planned explosive growth. Each of the opportunities received and the ways in which they have been managed, have also contributed to the Company’s positive momentum, helping shape management’s ultimate vision for the Company as a fully integrated mulch manufacturing and sales company, with operations that make sound business sense and create a positive environmental impact.
Again, National Storm Recovery, LLC was established as a company to provide tree maintenance, disaster recovery, debris hauling, removal and disposal services – services that provide it with access to a large amount of wood or tree debris. Thought of from a different perspective, the Company has access to a large amount of “feedstock” that is required to manufacture wood based mulch products. But, unlike traditional wood based mulch manufacturers who purchase their feedstock, the Company is paid to cut it, paid to haul it and paid to dispose of it. Its cost, in that limited equation, was its own disposal cost. However, by processing the tree material into mulch and selling it, the company:
i) eliminates its disposal costs,
ii) receives the feedstock it would need as a mulch manufacturer, for free,
iii) does not have to police its suppliers to ensure responsible tree harvesting, because the trees and material the company handles are either from trees and branches downed in storms or from cut as part of the care and maintenance of the trees it is paid to care for, and iv) has a “cost structure” for its feedstock that is even better that a competitor that secures feedstock using unscrupulous or irresponsible harvesting methods and/or sources.
So, by grinding, screening and packaging the tree material that it is already receiving (and is paid to receive), the Company is able to leverage is existing activities, create additional value, and position itself to substantially increase its overall revenue and earnings prospects; and d