solar kiosk project for cuba, haiti & dominican republic

Business Beyond Borders

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8779 Sutphin Blvd, Jamaica, NY 11435 Tel: 718-523-2024 Email: [email protected]

NEWSLETTER

April 2, 2015

SOLAR KIOSK PROJECT

CUBA, HAITI, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Business Beyond Borders Doing Business As “3B Wireless” or “3B Corp” 8779 Sutphin Blvd, Jamaica, NY 11435 Tel:718-523-2024 Fax: 718-872-9641 Email: [email protected] To: Industry/Business Partners, Interested Individuals and Colleagues:

Most of you may recall that 3B Wireless started its first retail outlet in the 9x5 square foot BASEMENT in October of 2012 and made significant progress over the past few years —and soon, it will be launching a significantly large international venture beyond the U.S. boundaries.

Business Beyond Border Inc, will soon lead the way in SOLAR KIOSKS PROJECT in

the Tri-Island region, CUBA, HAITI and the DOMINICAN REPUBLIC “CHDR”. Due to the ongoing U.S. Cuba talks in which economic relations between the U.S. and

Cuba will become normal, 3B Corp will establish an office space soon in Havana and other major points thereafter, to contribute to the economic growth of the Cuban people, by building ventures and infrastructures.

Among other things, 3B Corp in partnership with the industry partners in diverse sectors,

will offer innovative products and services including, wireless and telecommunication products and services, energy services and business solutions, shipping services, travel and hospitality services and more. Primarily, we are focusing to work on the Solar Kiosks and Smartphone Projects in the CHDR regions.

1. SOLAR KIOSKS PROJECT Challenge An overwhelming majority of people in CHDR live in communities that aren’t connected to the electricity grid at the Base-of-the-Pyramid (BoP). However, the demand for better energy services and quality products is growing. According to the World Bank, the BoP is globally the largest socioeconomic population segment (4 billion people) with annual incomes below US$3,000. Many BoP communities are left in the dark due to the vast costs of building the


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traditional grid infrastructure in rural areas. Even with an established grid, connectivity is often unaffordable and unreliable in developing countries. Solution SOLAR KIOSKS, the solar-powered technology design and a complete business model that are tailored for the specific needs of BoP communities. It includes local entrepreneurs as franchise partners who provide clean energy services, affordable solar products and quality consumer goods. SOLAR KIOSKS introduces a lasting affect and evolving presence in targeted BoP communities through the local operation of the SOLAR KIOSKS energy centers. The SOLAR KIOSKS project enables entrepreneurs to provide crucial energy services and sustainable products in order to meet specific needs of BoP communities, as well as creating access to new business opportunities, while serving as proof that solar technology can be affordable, functional and efficient in BoP regions worldwide.

2. SMARTPHONES PROJECT

Challenge There are a large number of excess inventories of overstock, liquidated and closeout smart phones and related products in the U.S., as consumers are constantly upgrading to new gadgets, while many of the developing countries lagging behind in the smartphone revolution. We heard the expression that says, “One man's trash is another man's treasure.”. Solution 3B Corp will facilitate to collect SMARTPHONES in the U.S. and other countries, ship them to the targeted BoP communities and use the SOLAR KIOSKS to build an innovative connection between local entrepreneurs and consumers. SOLAR KIOSKS combined with SMARTPHONES enable access to new solar-powered business opportunities through the provision of products, energy services and business solutions. They can transform BoP communities into self-sustainable energy centers through the utilization of solar energy.

Project’s Advantage CHDR Advantage

Provide universal and affordable access to internet.

Generates income for a wide range of entrepreneurs.

Create jobs, builds infrastructures and establishes legitimate institutions.

Fights corruption and poverty.

Motivates youths to became a responsible and self motivated entrepreneur; and

Promotes widespread education.


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U.S. Advantages

Expands US exports of American-made goods and services.

Generates lucrative income for (investors, suppliers, distributors, manufactures, shippers,

freighters, and so on.).

Supports jobs for Americans in home and abroad; and

Expands US education and financial services.

Conclusion I am hopeful that within a highly effective cooperative climate, we can elevate people of BoP communities who are trapped in poverty, illiteracy and social exclusion—to make a successful transition to a self-reliant entrepreneurial climate. Achieving this goal would be a milestone victory. We encourage you to partake individually and encourage person/s next to you to take part. I am looking forward to interact with you and your members of your organization to help achieve these goals.

Sincerely,

Hayat Masudi

Founder, Business Beyond Borders Inc.