NEW YORK, Dec. 19, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- CEOs from three emerging companies -- Exit Only Inc. (Pink Sheets:EXTO), Open Energy Corp. (OTCBB:OEGY), and OG Nation Inc. (Pink Sheets:OGNA) -- recently gave Wall Street Reporter an exclusive look at how they're taking their products off the drawing board into the marketplace. The interviews can be listened to, or downloaded, at www. WallStreetReporter.com.
Exit Only Inc. (Pink Sheets:EXTO) has seen the population of Los Angeles embrace its text-message-driven car sales listings, and as a result, CEO David Dion says a broader rollout of the service is coming "a little bit ahead of schedule."
Highlights of the interview:
-- Positive early response to the company's innovative "pay for
contact" model, in which sellers only pay if a buyer emerges.
-- Recent success in defending the "text4" trademark.
-- The technology's applicability to "any type of business that has a
buyer and a seller."
Likewise, Open Energy Corp. (OTCBB:OEGY) has shifted from pure R&D into full commercial mode. The company is taking delivery of next-generation solar panels from China to fill multi-million-dollar contracts "even as we speak," CEO David P. Saltman tells WSR. "We are very rapidly approaching a state where solar power is going to make sense nationally."
Highlights of the interview:
-- Macro factors in place driving renewable energy technologies to
critical mass.
-- Recent commercial and residential deployment of the company's solar
systems, which combine cost and efficiency with an "elegant"
aesthetic profile.
-- Progress toward developing solar-powered water purification units.
Beverage maker OG Nation Inc. (Pink Sheets:OGNA) is celebrating its first year of existence by getting its first line of products on store shelves by year-end, says CEO Giovanni Luciano. "We just finished approval of the can for Atomic Dogg Energy Drink," he explains. "We hope to gain market share just by being one of the better products."
Highlights of the interview:
-- Management's profound familiarity with the beverage industry.
-- How plans to oversee local distribution align with existing
relationships with national distributors.
-- Details on the company's upcoming guerilla marketing push into
target urban markets.
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About Exit Only Inc.
Exit Only, an emerging growth company which owns Text4cars.com, is a leader in Pay per Contact advertising through an Internet-based community for new and used vehicles. Text4cars.com's unique system feature is in its Pay per Contact charge to the seller.
About Open Energy Corp.
Open Energy Corporation is a renewable energy company focused on the development and commercialization of a portfolio of solar technologies capable of delivering cost-competitive power, fresh water and related commodities on a global basis.
About OG Nation Inc.
OG Nation Inc. is an innovative new lifestyle company dedicated to building long-term success both through the creation of a unique and recognizable brand name and through the integration of commercial success with social awareness.
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