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Global Rainmakers Partners With Tech Imagine Inc. to Extend Iris Biometrics Banking Security Technology to Latin America

NEW YORK, July 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Florida-based Tech Imagine Inc. has selected Global Rainmakers, Inc. (GRI), an intellectual property holding company and advanced R&D laboratory, to provide cutting-edge iris biometrics technology into the existing banking security systems of their clients throughout Latin American and the Caribbean.

Tech Imagine is the largest distributor of Panini check scanners in Latin America, providing world-class service to leading companies in the financial services sector. They have achieved great success with deployments at Citigroup, all main offices of Banco Santander and Banco Azteca, and more than 5,000 additional installations across 7 countries.

The Company will work with banks across Latin America to establish pilot programs that employ GRI's iris biometrics scanning technology to enhance the security of these establishments.

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Global Rainmakers Grants APL Access & Security, Inc. License to Use Groundbreaking Iris-Based Biometrics Security Technology
Leading security integrator to leverage world’s best biometrics security technology on new and current clients.

NEW YORK – July 7, 2010 – Global Rainmakers, Inc. (GRI), an intellectual property holding company and advanced R&D laboratory, recently announced a non-exclusive channel distribution partnership with Arizona-based APL Access & Security Inc. (APL), to resell and integrate Global Rainmakers’ cutting-edge biometrics technology into their access control and security business throughout the U.S. 

APL currently provides integrated security offerings to their clients, which are in the commercial, industrial, and government sectors including the U.S. Border Patrol Headquarters, U.S. Customs & Border Protection Internal Affairs, ATF, Department of Energy, Department of Veterans Affairs, INS/ICE, Arizona Cardinals, Frito Lay, Inc., Orbital Sciences Corporation, City of Chandler, University Medical Center, W.L. Gore & Associates, Sanofi-Aventis U.S., Inc., Safeway Corporation, Abbott Laboratories, and many more.

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Global Rainmakers Partners with Hacousto for Launch of Their Premium Security Division

NEW YORK, June 15, 2010 – Global Rainmakers, Inc. (GRI), an intellectual property holding company and advanced R&D laboratory, recently announced a channel distribution partnership with Hacousto Group, based in Holland, to market GRI’s groundbreaking tokenless-biometric security offering to the Benelux region.

Global Rainmakers has created a suite of biometric products that meets the demands of businesses in both public and private sectors. The Company’s biometrics products are designed to uniquely recognize humans based on one or more intrinsic physical or behavioral traits, in this instance iris recognition. Generally, biometric solutions are often leveraged in identity access management and control systems. GRI’s iris platform provides the foundation to service billions of unique users across a global scale by leveraging proprietary image capture and matching technologies in a cost-efficient, easy to install and use fashion.

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NEW YORK, March 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Global Rainmakers, Inc., an intellectual property holding company and advanced R&D laboratory, today announced the appointment of Samuel Jeff Carter as Chief Operations Officer. In addition to overseeing firm operations, Carter will be responsible for new business development and the deployment of the firm's revolutionary strategy on iris biometric security applications within mobile services and devices.

Carter, 39, comes to Global Rainmakers with over 15 years of banking and technology experience. He is an advisor to emerging technology companies around the globe with a focus on identity and innovation. He spent the last six years at Bank of America, where he served as Senior Vice President for the Consumer Bank Transformation. In this role, Carter was responsible for examining the monetization of information clouds, the future of mobile payments and launching the first social media offerings for the company.  As a part of this breakthrough program, he founded the Center for Future Banking at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab, a first of its kind collaboration between the largest Bank in the world and a premier research university.  Carter developed this to fuel the innovation strategy for Bank of America and secured $25 Million in funding for research efforts that are projected to have major transformational impact on the Banking industry. American Banker named Carter as one of the industry's top innovators in its yearly ranking – ranking fourth and fifth in 2009 and 2008, respectively.

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