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RedChip Visibility to Hold Small-Cap Investor Conference in San Francisco

RedChip Visibility, a division of RedChip Companies, will hold the RedChip Small-Cap Investor Conference on June 5, 2008 in San Francisco, CA. The focus of the conference is to provide a national forum for CEOs and executive teams of 50 emerging small-cap companies to present their goals and philosophies.

Participating small-cap companies in the alternative energy, business and consumer services, manufacturing, laser technology, Internet software and services, and biotechnology industries will provide financial presentations. There will be three presentation rooms representing Green Technology, High Technology, and Natural Resources, along with expo-style exhibitions.

Typical attendees to the RedChip investor conferences include investment bankers, fund managers, institutional and accredited investors, and research analysts. Networking events will be scheduled to enable investors and executive teams to interact one-on-one. Additionally, investors worldwide will have real-time access to the presentations by visiting http://www.redchip.com.

RedChip is currently accepting applications through May 5 from small-cap companies who would like to present at the conference. Pre-qualified registrants will be invited to the Elite Classic Golf Tournament and a dinner reception to be held June 4, the day before the conference. This will provide attendees with a more casual environment to network amongst themselves.

As of today, the conference will include presentations from GeoPharma Inc. (NasdaqCM:GORX), Worldwide Energy and Manufacturing USA Inc. (OTC BB:WEMU.OB), Rock Energy Resources (OTC BB:RCKE.OB), Bridgeline Software Inc. (NasdaqCM:BLSW), ZAGG Inc. (OTC BB:ZAGG.OB), Alternative Construction Technologies Inc. (OTC BB: ACCY.OB), Newtek Business Services Inc. (NasdaqGM:NEWT), Sharps Compliance Corp. (OTC BB:SCOM.OB), Echo Therapeutics Inc. (OTC BB:ECTE.OB), Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies Worldwide Inc. (NasdaqGM:QTWW), and over 40 other emerging growth companies.

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