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Exclusive Interview with Jose Francisco Klujsza, CEO of WaterBank of America (USA) Inc. to Discuss Global Issues of Water Quality and the Role that the Company will Play through the Accumulation of Water Assets and Purified Water Products

WaterBank's Flagship Product ICEROCKS® Hygienic, Secured, Ready-to-Freeze Ice Cubes Targets Restaurants, Airlines, Hotels & Resorts, Home Usage and Medical Applications

Corporate Overview

WaterBank of America (USA) Inc. (OTCBB: WBKA) was founded in 2002 to create and acquire a "bank" of top quality springs to address the increasing scarcity of fresh water in the world. In 2004, with the acquisition of ICEROCKS, the business model expanded to include the new consumer packaged good; hygienic, food safe ice cubes (targeting hotels, airlines), followed by the manufacturing and distribution of bottled spring water on a regional basis as a complementary business. The Company plans to establish manufacturing facilities close to the targeted ice cube markets (East Coast, California and South Florida), in order to improve logistics and achieve greater efficiency in freight costs. Also under the water bank concept, management will be actively seeking to acquire additional high quality springs. http://www.icerocks.com/

Jose Francisco Klujsza
President / Chief Executive Officer and Director

Jose Francisco Klujsza is an entrepreneurial executive with over 20 years of experience in Sales and Franchise Operations at multinational corporations. He maintains a strong background in Finance and Strategic Planning with a broad knowledge of Latin American markets and long-term work experience in Mexico and Brazil.

Mr. Klujsza had been invited by WaterBank of America to join its Board of Directors in 2004 and more recently, to become the President and CEO of the Company. Prior to joining Water Bank of America, he held Sales Vice-President positions at PepsiCo Beverages for Mexico and for the Latin American Region. In the Sales role, Mr. Klujsza lead the business to a sustained double digit growth, overcoming increasing competition in the beverage category, thanks to solid connections developed with the most important retailers in the region.

Since 1990, he has assumed the roles of Franchise Director, overseeing bottling operations in various markets throughout Central Mexico, Strategic Planning Director, Finance Director and Planning and Treasury Director. Prior to his career with the PepsiCo Organization, he acted as the Financial and Control Manager for Gillette do Brazil,

Mr. Klujsza has a strong educational background holding degrees in Economics, Law, post graduate degree in Finance and a MBA from IBMEC ( Business School of the Brazilian Institute for Capital Markets). Portuguese being his mother tongue, Mr. Klujsza is proficient in Spanish, French, and English.

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