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New to The Street Announces Four Corporate Interviews on its 433rd Show, Airing on the Fox Business Network, Tonight, Monday, January 30, 2023, at 10:30 PM PT
New to The Street Announces Four Corporate Interviews on its 433rd Show, Airing on the Fox Business Network, Tonight, Monday, January 30, 2023, at 10:30 PM PT.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n NEW YORK, Jan. 30, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FMW Media’s New to The Street, a nationally syndicated TV show, announces episode #433 airing on the Fox Business Network tonight, Monday, January 30, 2023, at 10:30 PM PT. New to The Street’s 433rd TV episode, features the following four (4) Companies and their representatives: 1). Water Company- OriginClear, Inc.'s (OTC: OCLN) ($OCLN) interview with Riggs Eckelberry, CEO, and Ken Berenger, Executive Vice-President and Co-Creator of Water On Demand™. 2). College Prep Admission- Zenith Prep Academy’s interview with Kevin Hong, Program Manager. 3). Environmental Sustainability - The Sustainable Green Team’s (OTCQX: SGTM) ($SGTM) interview with Tony Raynor, Founder, President, and CEO. 4). \"Sekur Privacy & Sekur Security Segment\" interview with internet privacy expert Mr. Alain Ghiai, CEO, Sekur Private Data Ltd. (OTCQX: SWISF) (CSE: SKUR) (FRA: GDT0) (Sekur®). Episode #433 Tonight’s show welcomes OriginClear, Inc.'s (OTC: OCLN) ($OCLN) Riggs Eckelberry, CEO, and Ken Berenger, Executive Vice-President and Co-Creator of Water On Demand™. Talking with New to The Street’s TV Host Jane King from the Nasdaq MarketSite studio, Riggs and Ken explain the Company's worldwide water business. OriginClear, through its subsidiary, Water On Demand™ is an industry first in creating a clean water innovation hub. Municipalities and other Governmental agencies control the water delivery and treatment industry, and only a small percentage is outside the government's monopoly. Riggs informs viewers that the most significant water consumption is with industries and agricultural end-users. Residential use is a small percentage. Flint, Michigan, Jackson, Mississippi, and Compton, California, all had severe problems with clean water. Riggs says that most government-controlled water systems need roughly $100B yearly to improve and maintain infrastructures, and they are not adequately investing money for upgrades and innovations. The Company's Modular Water Systems™ is a disruptive water industry technology that enables small and efficient on-site water management solutions made in the USA. Ken gives viewers more details on how the Company's \"Water-as-a-Service\" solutions evolved, how it's dramatically changing the way...