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Company Information
Commercial Concepts, Inc.
Symbol: CMEC
Exchange: OTCBB
Sector: Tech
Share Related
July 9th 2002
Price: .017
Shares Out: 45.8 ml
Float: N/A
52 Wk: H/L .10 / .005
Company Website
Under construction
Email:
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Contact Information
Investor Relations
Brad Meyer
212-752-9445
Kelly Randall CFO
Phone:[phone]



Commercial Concepts Inc.
Seeks to generate a new revenue stream by licensing its
patent-pending technologies to others.


Commercial Concepts, Inc. develops database driven
software for Internet applications. The Company's
products include medical imaging software, a screen
saver that uses push and pull technology, and a
multimedia brochure on a compact disk.

About Commercial Concepts, Inc.

The Company's products and services are based on Internet-related database driven software. The Company's three initial products
are:

1. CCI Picturebase(C), a patent pending medical imaging software that captures and stores a variety of images.

2. WaveScreens, a customized screen saver that disseminates host information while generating revenues through local and
national advertising. These revenues are shared between the host and the Company. The Company is targeting three distinct host
markets: non-profit organizations (schools, charities, and community groups), corporations (that have large intra-company
communication needs), and commercial enterprises (sports franchises, theme parks, fan clubs).

3. X-Card(TM), an affordable "multi media brochure" delivered on a shaped compact disc (CD) or card.

CCI envisions three distinct markets for WaveScreens; (1) non-profit organizations such as schools, charities, and community
groups, (2) corporations that have large intra-company communication needs, and (3) commercial enterprises such as sports
franchises, theme parks, fan clubs.

Management concluded that technological feasibility was established for both products at the beginning of this fiscal year based on
several criteria. These criteria included successful in-house testing, the incorporation of and improvement on current technology, the
presence of a clearly identified commercial market for the completed product, and concurrence of the beta host technical personnel
that beta testing is appropriate.

In February the company signed contracts with several significant organizations to be Hosts of their WaveScreens(TM) product. The
most prominent include the Dade County Police Benevolent Association (the "PBA", a 6,000 member union in Miami, FL), Life-Line,
Inc. (a juvenile rehabilitation center with more than 1,000 active alumni) and four private schools in Northern Virginia. Also, the Salt
Lake City Corporation (The city government of Salt Lake, with 2,300 employees) has committed to be a host.

The Company continues to make progress in the development and commercialization of WaveScreens and PictureBase Medical.
There are currently nine WaveScreens Representatives throughout the country. Each WaveScreen Representative (WaveRep) is an
independent contractor tasked with the responsibility to add hosts to the WaveScreens network and solicit advertisers for those
screens. Most of these WaveReps are recent additions to the team and are currently learning the product and developing their sales
strategies. The Company expects to start seeing results from its WaveReps in the next few months.

The Company continues to negotiate distribution agreements for PictureBase Medical and has expanded its targeted market for the
product. The project team has been working to expand the flexibility of the product to work with additional software products.

Management

W. Scott Marshall was hired to oversee the national roll out of WaveScreens.

As the Executive Director of WaveScreens, Mr. Marshall will be responsible for developing key support systems for the full scale
roll out, product development, and positioning of the product.

Mr. Marshall comes to CCI from Ingenix (a wholly owned subsidiary of United Health Care), www.ingenix.com, where he was
responsible for their multi media marketing collateral and campaigns as well as web site design and interactive e-mail. Previous to
that Mr. Marshall worked for Novell, Inc. where he supervised the international launching of several software products, including the
Netware Operating Systems. His products generated an average of $300 million in annual sales for Novell.