Broadleaf Capital Files Form 10-K Management's Focus on Plan.

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SAN JACINTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 7, 2002

Broadleaf Capital Partners, Inc. (OTCBB:BDLF) (OTCBB:BDLFE) today announced the Company filed its Form 10-K Annual Report for the 2001 fiscal year on Friday, May 3, 2002, with the SEC.

This was consistent with a press release April 26, 2002, indicating the filing could be anticipated by such a date. It is expected the stock's trading symbol will be restored to "BDLF" within the next 24 hours. It can be accessed on the Securities and Exchange Commission Web site or at www.freeedgar.com.

Broadleaf Capital Partners' Interim President, Robert Braner, stated, "With the completion and filing of this 10-K Annual Report, we believe the Company has now created a more level playing field. Having achieved the restructuring of the Company's share capital, and a new Board of Directors as a result of the overwhelming shareholder support at our recent Annual Meeting, we are aggressively moving forward with our Plan for Success. The implementation of our strategy to rebuild the company and restore shareholder value is well underway."

Donald Johnson, Interim CFO, stated, "For the fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 2001, the Company reported a net loss of $3,655,086 and revenues of $15,125, as compared to a net loss of $8,616,328 and revenues of $764,814 for the fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 2000."

It is important to recognize the current 2001 filing reflects judgment payable liabilities outstanding as of fiscal year 2001 in the amount of $2,083,300, allowances taken for bad debt plus bad debt write-offs represent another $500,541. Adjustments for unrealized loss on investments were $394,289.

These adjustments and write-offs on original liabilities, however, do not reflect any final settlements negotiated in good faith and currently underway which would reduce significantly these liabilities. It is management's expectation that these reductions and adjustments should be noted and more visible in the Company's upcoming and future SEC filings.

The entire 2001 operating year has been dedicated to the final elements of debt and liability negotiation, and the clean up and restructuring of the Company. The re-alignment of all liabilities to something less than a 10-cent-on-the-dollar amount has been an important target in the turnaround of the Company's operations. Management believes it can now begin to focus on improving the Company's currency and execution of its plan.