Vision Global Consummates Reverse Merger of Vesmark, Inc.; Developers of Smartware Financial Planning System Join Forces with Company's Activity-Based Management Solutions.

MONTREAL -- Vision Global Solutions (OTC BB:VIGS), a leading developer of Activity Based Management Solutions, today announced that Vision Global Solutions (the "Company" or "Vision Global")) has completed an acquisition through a reverse merger of Vesmark, including its main asset, the Smartware Financial Planning System, into Vision Global.

In conjunction with Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science, Vesmark developed Smartware, a proprietary system that manages personal finances by calculating and tracking goals, savings and investments, and household budgets through forecasting/simulation that "does the thinking" for the end-user. The Vesmark Smartware assists clients of financial planners to understand and control the rigorous flow of disciplines involved in financial planning which include mathematics, investments, taxation, economics, finance, insurance and law.

"The synergies that exist between Vesmark and Vision Global are enormous," stated Jean-Paul Ouellette, CEO of Vision Global. "Our Activity-Based Management Solutions and costing models meet the requirements of any service enterprise that is project, activity or event-driven. As our base of Apogee applications reach a burgeoning audience, we believe that Smartware will be a valuable adjunct product that possesses the potential to become the new and lasting benchmark for personal financial management."

About Vision Global

Vision Global is marketing, under the name Apogee, an integrated accounting and management software that allows companies to apply an activity-based management solution, a common sense systematic method of planning, controlling and improving labor and overhead expenses, to their businesses-management models.

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