Arizona Technology Council's Event Council Connect Featuring Laura Roberts, CEO of Pantheon Chemical, June 27, 2006.

Arizona Technology Council:

The Very Needed Balancing Act
                             June 27, 2006
                         Council Connect Event

WHAT: The Arizona Technology Council announces Laura Roberts, Chairman
& CEO of Pantheon Chemical, as our next speaker in the Council Connect
event series.

TOPIC OF DISCUSSION: What numbers matter most to us in the USA? Gross
domestic product is a number which is looked at most. While that
number is highly regarded, it is largely a cash flow number. What
matters most to Corporate America is the income statement. We watch
and hope for these numbers to go up but fail to pay attention to the
real scorecard -- the balance sheet. On the balance sheet, our assets
are our resources. If we deplete the assets of any business for short
term cash gains, the business will obviously not survive. As with the
depletion of our natural resources, they go away. We can't continue to
deplete them and have a sustainable healthy economy. Pantheon Chemical
and its CEO, Laura Roberts, believe that corporate America is
responsible for conducting business in a more sustainable way. While
this responsibility may not be realized by all companies, the private
sector/corporation is the best vehicle to effect massive change in the
way we conduct commerce. It may not affect our lifetime, but our
children and our grandchildren will be adversely affected by the way
in which we make things, the energy used in the process, and most
importantly the incredible amount of waste that we generate.

What does sustainability mean? Is it achievable? How can your company
operate within a more sustainable model? How do you create a balance
between people, planet, and profits? Learn how companies, like
Pantheon Chemical, are creating innovative ways to do business,
manufacture, reduce chemical waste, reduce any type of waste, use
energy more efficiently, and create more profits in the process.

Ms. Laura Roberts will also answer pre-submitted questions from
attendees. Don't forget to submit your questions when you register
for this event. Questions can be sent to [e-mail]

BIO: Laura Roberts -- Chairman and CEO of Pantheon Chemical

Co-founder and CEO, Ms. Roberts is a dynamic thinker, innovator and
leading force behind Pantheon Chemical's new business development and
expansion plan. Since 1999, Ms. Roberts has directed extensive
reorganizations of the company to include: development of its
management team, protection of its IP, automation of its manufacturing
operations, definition of its markets and articulation of its sales
and distribution strategy.

Ms. Roberts' current focus is to ensure that Pantheon Chemical and its
mission, products and services are consistently and accurately
presented to relevant Pantheon Chemical stakeholders. She also
oversees the planning and execution of their business plan and works
with executive management to target strategic alliance and partnership
opportunities with leading industry distributors.

While Pantheon Chemical was in its early stages, Ms. Roberts
spearheaded comprehensive five-year market analysis of several
industries that confirmed the need for Pantheon Chemical's core
environmentally safe technologies which include non-chrome processes
in aircraft preparation, weapon care systems, industrial cleaners and
metalworking fluids. Once the analysis was completed, Ms. Roberts
consulted with leading engineering and manufacturing companies to
design engineering procedures which are successfully used today in the
implementation of the products.

A summa cum laude graduate of Northern Arizona University with a
degree in Social and Behavioral Sciences, Ms. Roberts was elected to
Phi Kappa Phi and for two successive years enjoyed the distinction of
being the University's highest ranking scholar. She also completed
additional graduate level studies in Educational Psychology and
Economics. Most recently, Ms. Roberts was selected to the 2006 class
of the Birthing of Giants program; a highly regarded education program
hosted by MIT Enterprise Forum, Inc. and Entrepreneurs Organization
(EO) for the world's most promising entrepreneurs.

Currently, Ms. Roberts actively participates in a variety of industry
and business organizations. She sits on the Board of Directors for
both the Hospitality Industry Hall of Honors out of the University of
Houston and the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. In addition to her board
positions, Ms. Roberts is also a member of the National Ocean
Industries Association (NOIA), Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2),
National Association for Female Executives (NAFE), Entrepreneurs
Organization (EO), Arizona Technology Council, Valley Forward, Arizona
Business Leadership Group, The Executive Committee (TEC)-Chief
Executives Working Together, as well as acting as an Honorary Squad
Commander at Luke Air Force Base.

WHERE:      Doubletree Paradise Valley Resort
            5401 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, Arizona (AZ) 85250
            [phone]

WHEN:       June 27, 2006
            7:00am - 7:30am (Registration & Networking)
            7:30am - 9:00am (Breakfast & Program)

COST:       $35-Members / $70-Non-members

REGISTER:   www.aztechcouncil.org