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To: bebu who wrote (531)	4/27/1998 11:30:00 AM
From: bebu	Respond to of 8242

more news: Monday April 27, 10:59 am Eastern Time Company Press Release SOURCE: ProNetLink Corp. ProNetLink President and Founder... Jean Pierre Collardeau; A Leader in the Import-Export Business NEW YORK, April 27 /PRNewswire/ -- ProNetLink (OTC Bulletin Board: PNLK - news) released this executive bio today. Jean Pierre Collardeau, is the Founder and President of ProNetLink, Corp., and the author of the soon to be launched, webtool concept. He has been involved in international trade and finance for the last 30 years, with particular expertise in matters relating to international banking, rules and regulations. His position in the import and export field gives him extensive first hand experience in dealing on a regular basis with different borders and the challenge and demand on transactions involving international banking, transport, customs and distribution. In 1968, Mr. Collardeau made his 1st import-export deal between Asia and Africa. As director of Ascom S.A. in Kinshasa, he was importing from Japan to Zaire the 1st dry-batteries ever sold on this market. 10 years later, in Lagos, Nigeria, as President of R.B.A.C Ltd., Mr. Collardeau became the No. 1 importer & distributor of Peugeot automotive spare-parts in this country of more than 120 million people. Import barriers and custom regulations were at their highest level, while transfer for payment of goods were under day-to-day new foreign exchange rules issued by the Central Bank. In 1988, Mr. Collardeau became the representative and negotiator of Fiat-Impresit and Fiat-Impregilio, the road and port construction division of Fiat Italia. He worked directly with the Ministry of Works of various Governments of West African countries. For the last 10 years, from Paris, Geneva and London, he has supervised commercial operations and foreign investments from the European Community to African developing countries. He advised on government tenders and bids to major infrastructure projects funded by the World Bank in Washington and the African Development Bank in Abidjan: A member of many worldwide trade associations, Mr. Collardeau has been called on to give frequent informative speeches and seminars aimed at educating members of import-export associations such as the Florida Trade Data Center (FTDC), the World Trade Center (WTC), the U.S. Export Association Center (U.S.E.A.C.), a division of the US Department of Commerce. For the past two years Mr. Collardeau has been working on the research, development and conception of ''ProNetLink.'' This Webtool community allows Traders to get global access to and electronically exchange documents, payment, the latest rules and regulations, etc. ProNetLink's primary purpose is to use the Internet to better serve the world trade community in its constant struggle to identify and easily develop potential and new profitable markets for its products and services. For a free tour of the site please visit www.pronetlink.com or www.pnlk.com. Email questions can be sent to zagoren@aol.com. or nyjpc@hotmail.com. SOURCE: ProNetLink Corp.