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Nextech3D.ai unveils AI-powered customer service chatbot, ushering new era of customer engagement

Nextech3D.ai CEO Evan Gappelberg joined Steve Darling from Proactive to introduce the company’s latest innovation: an AI-powered customer service chat agent designed to enhance customer interactions and drive sales. This cutting-edge virtual assistant, integrated directly into Nextech3D.ai’s website, features advanced voice technology from Eleven Labs, enabling natural, human-like conversations. The AI chatbot is engineered to streamline customer support with a range of capabilities, including appointment scheduling, a dynamic knowledge base tailored to Nextech’s services, and seamless transitions to live representatives when needed. By leveraging artificial intelligence, Nextech aims to provide a frictionless, efficient, and engaging experience for its customers. Gappelberg emphasized that the adoption of AI chat agents marks a pivotal step in Nextech3D.ai’s evolution into an AI-first technology company, positioning it to compete at the highest level. The chatbot is not just a tool for customer engagement but also a powerful lead generation asset, automating appointment bookings and capturing high-quality leads to optimize service efficiency. By integrating this AI assistant, Nextech ensures that customers receive accurate, brand-aligned responses to their inquiries while maintaining the option for human support when necessary. With this move, Nextech3D.ai reaffirms its commitment to innovation and sets a new standard for AI-driven customer interactions. #nextech3d.al #otcqx #nexcf #cse #ntar #EvanGappelberg #AmazonSellerCentral #3DModeling #AIPhotography #EcommerceInnovation #3DTechnology #LifestylePhotography #ProactiveInterviews #TechInnovation #AmazonPartners#proactiveinvestors #nextech3d.al

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Genflow Biosciences CEO welcomes new investment; outlines dog longevity trial

Genflow Biosciences PLC CEO Dr Eric Leire talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about a pivotal new direction for the company as it initiates a clinical trial focused on improving aging in dogs. Leire described the trial as a natural evolution from Genflow's previous success in mice, noting the commercial appeal of the canine market. “There is nothing to improve really the quality of life of our aging dogs,” he said, adding that the study meets a significant unmet need. The trial will run for one year, with six months of treatment followed by six months of assessment. It's being managed by independent contract research organisation Syngene. Leire emphasised the scientific rigour of the trial, which is controlled, randomised and includes both aesthetic and biological endpoints. These include coat quality, mitochondrial function, and methylation clocks — all of which have potential crossover value for human applications. Leire also highlighted the company’s differentiated approach compared to US competitors using repurposed drugs like metformin. Genflow, he said, is pursuing gene therapy with the potential for greater impact. The investment supporting the trial, although limited in size, is seen as a strategic vote of confidence, bringing in credible investors from outside the UK, including the US. Leire described the initiative as a major step that could generate near-term revenue and redefine the company’s biotech positioning. For more company updates, visit Proactive's YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and hit the notification bell for future content. #GenflowBiosciences #GeneTherapy #DogAging #BiotechInvestment #LongevityResearch #Mitochondria #PetHealth #ClinicalTrials #AgingDogs #BiotechNews

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Saunders expands defense & fuel infrastructure work

Saunders International Ltd Managing Director and CEO Mark Benson talked with Proactive at the AIM's Small and Midcap Conference about the company’s strong momentum, recent project wins and the strategic expansion into defense and infrastructure sectors. Benson highlighted Saunders’ transformation from a tank constructor to a multi-disciplined, end-to-end engineering and construction provider. “We’ve diversified and become a multi-disciplined business… Now some of the projects we can do end-to-end,” he said, referencing the company’s work on the **Western Sydney Airport**, where it completed all elements from fuel tank construction to apron pipeline delivery. He also noted Saunders’ acquisition strategy as a driver of growth, enabling delivery of complex infrastructure through internal capabilities. Notable acquisitions include piping, civil infrastructure, and automation companies, helping the company expand its offering and grow organically and through M&A. Benson discussed the company’s extensive work in the defense sector, including the **Larrakeyah Defense Precinct** in Darwin, where Saunders handled the complete marine diesel infrastructure — from delivery to ship fueling — a capability he said sets the company apart. “Typically it’s done through 3 to 6 contractors. Now we can do that end to end.” The company now sees a $2.3 billion pipeline of directly addressable opportunities, with up to $4.8 billion in total defense-related fuel infrastructure upgrades anticipated across the next decade. Saunders is actively tendering for $580 million of that. Benson said Saunders’ unique value in defense projects includes not just technical delivery but risk reduction for government clients. “In defense, it’s not all about price. Sometimes price evaluation is only 30%. It’s about de-risking the project for the Commonwealth.” Visit Proactive’s YouTube channel for more company interviews, and don’t forget to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and turn on notific

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Wrkr CEO on super compliance growth strategy

Wrkr Limited CEO Trent Lund talked with Proactive at the AIM's Small and Midcap Conference about the company’s strategy to simplify compliance through a deeply integrated digital platform. The ASX-listed company, trading under the ticker WRK, connects users, employers, and superannuation funds to streamline data accuracy and reduce friction in onboarding processes. “We do all the hard work and the heavy lifting so the business and the employee don’t have to,” said Lund. He explained that Wrkr verifies user credentials and automates data flows, reducing error and increasing trust. The system connects to major superannuation funds and payroll systems, holding accurate user information even during job transitions. Lund detailed Wrkr’s monetisation model, which aims to earn approximately $7 per user through microservices, including license checks and transactions. Current pilots, including one with major fund REST, are transitioning to production. Each super fund implementation takes about nine months and represents between $7 million and $14 million in annual annuity revenue once fully operational. Looking ahead, 2025 will be focused on large-scale implementation, with 2026 anticipated to generate higher consumption-based revenues. In 2027, Wrkr expects a significant uplift with the introduction of payday super legislation. #WrkrLimited #TrentLund #ASXWRK #Superannuation #ComplianceTech #FintechAustralia #PayrollIntegration #InvestorUpdate #PaydaySuper #DigitalTransformation #DataVerification #WorkforceAutomation

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