CHINA VOICE HOLDING COMPANY (Pink Sheets: CHVC)

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As many of you are already aware, we have an affinity for companies that are serving the vast Chinese marketplace.  After all, this massive population has burst on the scene as a huge and growing economy with throngs of newly wealthy Chinese consumers grabbing up services and technology like never before.  And the Chinese telecommunications market is the largest and fastest growing in the world, with 812 million fixed land line and mobile phone subscribers as of September of 2006. China's broadband market has closed the gap with the U.S., encompassing over 56 million households at end of first quarter 2007, and is expected to surpass the U.S. before the end of 2007. 

Today's featured company, U.S.-based China Voice Holding Company (OTCBB: CHVC) may well be poised for growth as it is already government approved, serving customers in China through its datacenters and is aggressively expanding its reach throughout China.

The report provides recently issued guidance for revenue projections for fiscal 2008, 2009 and 2010. China Voice’s major business units are described and revenue projections are broken down between U.S. operations and China operations.

About China Voice

China Voice Holding Corp. ("China Voice" "CHVC") is a publicly held company, headquartered in South Florida, with multiple subsidiary companies in the United States and China. CHVC’s U.S. operations provide the infrastructure to support the marketing, sale and fulfillment of Asian communication products and services in the U.S. In turn, its Chinese subsidiaries provide a vehicle to distribute and deploy U.S. telecommunication, wireless and next generation technology products within Asia.

China Voice Holding Corp., through its subsidiaries, provides communications products and services in the People's Republic of China and the United States. It offers Voice over Internet and other telecommunication services, office automation, wireless broadband, unified messaging, hosted groupware, mobile, and other voice and data services. 

The company also provides infrastructure to support the marketing, sale, and fulfillment of Asian communication products and services in the U.S.; and a vehicle to distribute and deploy the U.S. telecommunication, wireless, and technology products in Asia. 

In addition, China Voice Holding offers discount calling cards and virtual calling cards that are used to call from the United States to other countries, as well as to call from other countries to the United States, or to call between countries outside the United States; and distributes and manufactures broadband products and services. 

CHVC has established a strong foundation in the United States and China to build upon. With this foundation, experienced management team and corporate strategy, CHVC is uniquely positioned to take advantage of many lucrative opportunities for the benefit of its shareholders. 

In China, CHVC has obtained full legal status as a licensed telecommunications company with the ability to offer products throughout China. CHVC's focus is on providing innovative telecommunication applications and solutions to customers. CHVC plans to grow its customer base in China and other parts of the world through marketing and sales efforts as well as acquiring and merging with synergistic companies.

China Voice Holding Corp. trades Over-the-Counter and is listed in the Pink Sheets under the symbol "CHVC". Upon obtaining audits of prior fiscal years, the Company plans to file a Form 10 with the Securities & Exchange Commission ("SEC") to become a full-reporting company during 2007 at which time it will apply for a listing on the NASDAQ Small Cap Market or the AMEX exchange. Prior to the filing of periodic reports to the SEC, the Company is providing publicly-available financial statements and other current information at the pinksheets.com website. 

CHVC’s goal is to become the premier enabler in providing next generation technology communication solutions between Asia and the World. Through the Company’s unique and proven growth strategy, Chinese businesses are able to realize the benefits America’s free enterprise system. In turn, the Company’s Shareholders benefit from the intellectual property, revenue and profits of the Chinese company acquisitions.

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Press Release Source: China Voice Holding Corp. 
Friday October 26, 8:00 am ET 

OAK PARK, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Asian Stock Review has issued a Research Report Update today on China Voice Holding Corp. (OTC: CHVC - News). The report provides recently issued guidance for revenue projections for fiscal 2008, 2009 and 2010. China Voice’s major business units are described and revenue projections are broken down between U.S. operations and China operations. The report can be viewed by clicking on the following link: http://www.asianstockreview.com/chvc/. To read the entire release, click here.
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Marketing

The Chinese telecommunications market is the largest and fastest growing in the world, with 812 million fixed land line and mobile phone subscribers as of September, 2006. As of December 2006, China had 137 million Internet users, an increase of 23% over 2005. China is expected to overtake the United States as the country with the largest number of Internet users in approximately two years. 

Telecommunication industry in China has experienced immense development in the recent decade.  China will surpass Japan to become the second largest telecommunication market in the world.  After China's accession into the WTO, the barriers of all forms on its telecommunications market will be gradually removed. The deregulation and competition will create a better environment for future growth.

China has built up a telecommunications networks centered around 22 optical cable lines and accompanied by multiple means of communications networks such as microwave, satellite, telephone, mobile phone, digital communications, and multi-media communications. The optical cable trunk line including eight horizontal and eight vertical trunk lines totals 1.25 million kilometers and reaches all provincial capitals and 70% of China’s big cities. The digital data communications network reaches 90 percent of the cities and counties throughout the country, and the public computer network covers 239 cities. 

China’s domestic satellite system has 55 earth stations is in place, and for international satellite system, China has 5 Intelsat ( 4 Pacific Ocean and 1 Indian Ocean), 1 Intersputnic (Indian Ocean Region) and 1 Inmarsat (Pacific and Indian Ocean regions); several international fiber-optic links to Japan, South Korea, HongKong, Russia, and Germany. 

China’s Ministry of Information Industry plans to expand the nationwide broadband network using fiber optic cable, microwave and satellite systems; to build out the nationwide GSM mobile network and explore new service like mobile banking and internet access based on the existing GSM network; prepare for the deployment of third generation technology of mobile communications; improve management and billing systems; and promote internet usage, especially electronic commerce and electronic business.

The Ministry of Information Industry (MII), was formed to charge information technology.  All networks and IT manufacturing industries are subject to MII’s regulation. According to the State Council, MII’s main commitments include development strategy stipulation, policy-making and overall regulation of the information industry, including telecommunications, IT product manufacturing and the software sector.

The successful implementation of reform schemes has facilitated the development of telecommunications in China.  The most revolutionary step taken by the MII since its establishment was to split the former China Telecom into four independent groups in mid-1999, namely China Telecom, China Mobile, China Satellite and Guo Xin Paging Company. 

Instead of following the approach of the United States when it divested AT&T and restructured the local network into seven regional Bell operating companies, the MII adopted a strategy of ‘vertical separation’ - that is to say, China Telecom was split up into four groups according to specific services. China Mobile is specifically dedicated to mobile phone services; China Satellite is specific in satellite communications while Guo Xin Paging Company focuses on radio paging services only. 

Both China Mobile and China Satellite are financially and operationally independent, and the government is hoping that they can provide other services and compete with other operators in the future. The Guo Xin Paging Company was subsequently merged with China Unicom as a measure to enhance China Unicom’s financial strengths.

China Telecom remains responsible for both long distance services and local fixed network services. In other words, China Telecom still controls the fixed network for both local and long distance services. Hence this organizational restructuring of China Telecom is not a thorough revolution, as China Telecom still enjoys significant dominance in the fixed network, and the barriers to entry remain as high as they were before the restructuring. 

Although the MII is still a governmental department, the operational functions of China Telecom have been separated from MII’s regulatory commitments. According to the State Council, China Telecom and other telecom companies are defined as part of the top 100 large-scale state-owned enterprises in China and are directly under the supervision of the Central Enterprise Working Committee.

Products and Services

Making successful international investments is not just a matter of identifying business opportunities. They are best made when they occur within true peer-to-peer corporate environments and industry networks that are based on reciprocity, evolving trust and partnerships. CHVC's U.S. based public company provides a vehicle for Chinese businesses to become participants in America's economy and free enterprise system. Through CHVC's aggressive merger and acquisition strategy, the Company will acquire multiple technology companies primarily through the use of our securities. This key strategy enables CHVC shareholders to quickly realize the benefits of valuable intellectual property, revenue and profits from these Chinese businesses.

CHVC's U.S. operations provide the infrastructure to support the marketing, sale and fulfillment of Asian communication products and services in the U.S. In turn, CHVC's Chinese subsidiaries provide a vehicle to distribute and deploy U.S. telecommunication, wireless and next generation technology products within Asia.

Through our subsidiaries, we provide next generation communication services in profitable niche markets in China and worldwide. Our services are designed to produce recurring revenues from activation, monthly subscription and utilization fees. CHVC China subsidiaries leverage collaboration and strong relationships with state-owned Telco’s. 

CHVC provides Voice Over Internet ("VOIP") telephone services, office automation, wireless broadband, unified messaging, hosted groupware and communications, mobility services and other advanced voice and data services.

DTNet Technologies ™ is a leading value-added distributor and manufacturer of advanced broadband products and services. The Company is also a world-class Fulfillment and Supply Chain Solutions Provider and as such provides this important function to the Company’s Chinese subsidiaries and Asian partners. This operation also provides centralized, cost-effective and efficient warehousing, shipping, receiving and fulfillment for all U.S. operations. 

DTNet Technologies' primary business focus is as a leading value-added distributor and manufacturer of advanced broadband products and services. The Company is also a world-class Fulfillment and Supply Chain Solutions Provider and as such provides this important function to the Company’s Chinese subsidiaries and Asian partners. This operation also provides centralized, cost-effective and efficient warehousing, shipping, receiving and fulfillment for all U.S. operations.

For over 8 years DTNet Technologies has delivered quality broadband, VoIP and wireless products to enterprise, government, and service provider customers throughout the world. The Company’s products include cable and DSL broadband modems, AV Powerline and Homeplug BPL (Broadband Over Powerline) adapters, WiFi and cellular wireless hardware and software applications, Multimedia Terminal Adapters (MTA) for VoIP services and other customer premise equipment. 

Working closely with its international partners, the company has been able to provide excellent quality at very competitive prices. DTNet Technologies has also recently added a new line up of enhanced broadband services to complement their customer’s core offerings. DTNet Tech’s clients include many of the top 10 largest cable operators, as well as regional and local providers. The Company was awarded one of the first Platinum Vendor designations for the National Cable Television Cooperative (NCTC), which gives DTNet Technologies unique access to more than 1000 independent cable companies with over 14 million subscribers throughout the United States. 

DTNet also offers world-class fulfillment, equipment sourcing, and supply chain services. Great service, knowledgeable salespeople and premier technical support has given the Company a leading edge over its competition. CHVC expects that its China subsidiary companies will add great value to DTNet Tech’s sourcing and procurement needs in Asia through Company representatives and established relationships within China. 

CVC International is a wholesale provider of telecommunications services to CLEC’s, ISPs, IXC’s, cable companies and other communication service providers (“Carriers”). (This subsidiary will be fully operational upon the completion of the Company’s current funding round.)

CVC International, Inc. is a wholesale provider of telecommunications services to CLEC's, ISPs, IXC's, cable companies and other communication service providers ("Carriers"). The Company's Network Operations Center (NOC) is fully manned 24 x 7. The NOC monitors all aspects of the technical environment, from its extensive backbone to network routers, SIP proxies, numerous routing gateways and soft switches.

The Company plans to capture high volumes of international origination and termination business from CLEC’s and other TDM based carriers. Through the licenses and relationships of the Holding Company's China subsidiaries, the Company has unique and legal access to various origination and termination telecommunication services. The Company will provide a vehicle for the marketing and sale of these hard-to-find China services. The Holding Company’s China Subsidiaries, through agreements with the State owned telecom companies in China, provide this subsidiary with preferential rates on various telecommunication services.

The origination and termination business is based on high volumes and low margins. Effectively, the Company acts as a middleman between a phone company and a country by placing its own hardware in a telecommunications hub. It takes a fee for calls originating (made from) or terminating (final connection) through its hub based hardware. Though this subsidiary is negotiating more favorable rates in China, it is operating on a small scale with a few contracts. Management believes there are numerous opportunities for additional contracts.

CVC International is a Florida Corporation operating as a wholesale provider of telecommunications services to CLEC's, ISP's, IXC's, Cable Companies, Call Centers and other communication Service Providers ("Carriers").

The Company resells high volumes of international and domestic origination and termination services from CLEC's, VoIP and other TDM based carriers. CVC International's Network Operations Center (NOC) is fully manned 24/7. The NOC monitors all aspects of the technical environment, from its extensive backbone to network routers, SIP proxies, numerous routing gateways and soft switches. Fully redundant technologies are deployed in a scalable network environment that enables the company to compete effectively and efficiently in the ever-evolving and rapidly growing IP telecommunications marketplace.

• Excellent voice quality 
• Worldwide termination via VoIP networks 
• High reliability 
• High availability 
• Seamless Scalability 
• Coverage of the most important destinations worldwide 
• Attractive termination rates 
• A centrally managed network 
• Short time-to-market 

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Two companies, Phonehouse U.S.A., Inc., and Dial-Tone Communications are StarCom Alliance members which provide discount calling cards that enable users to call China, India, Mexico, Iran, Pakistan, Brazil, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Lebanon or anywhere in the world at significant savings. The Company's calling cards are currently sold through a network of over 90 private distributors. Through this network, their services are sold through over 10,000 (estimated) retail outlets of which more than 5,000 retail outlets are located in Southern California. CHVC plans to acquire two other “like” Companies in California. Although the communications business is changing everyday, there will always be a place for selling discount calling cards to a very large “unbankable” population. CHVC is currently developing cards that will be delivered on CVC International's platform, targeted at various ethnic groups.

Phonehouse U.S.A., Inc. and Dial-Tone Communications together form the StarComAlliance. Each company provides discount calling cards that enable users to call China, India, Mexico, Iran, Pakistan, Brazil, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Lebanon or anywhere in the world at significant savings. Virtual calling cards may be used to call from the United States to other countries, to call from other countries to the United States, or to call between countries outside the United States.

Although the communications business is changing everyday, there will always be a need for discount calling cards by a very large population who depend upon their convenience and value. CHVC calling cards are currently sold through a network of over 90 private distributors, reaching over 10,000 retail outlets. More than 5,000 retail outlets are located in Southern California. As CHVC adds additional companies to the StarComAlliance, the network will grow further. 

• Excellent voice quality 
• Excellent selection of cards by geographic region
• High reliability 
• High availability 
• Coverage of the most important destinations worldwide 
• A centrally managed network 
• Low international rates
• Low domestic rates 
• Consecutive calling - press the # key twice and wait for the voice prompt to make another call 
• Balance information with each call 
• No extra charges on your phone bill 
• No contract to sign, no long time commitments, no need to switch your current long distance provider 
• Last minute reminder when you only have one minute left on your prepaid calling card 
• Use from a pay-phone, hotel room, your house, workplace or from anywhere with a touch-tone phone in the continental U.S. to anywhere 
• Speed Dial 
• View your call history and status on the web 
• No hidden fees or taxes 
• 30-second rounding to all destinations* (*except Mexico: 60 seconds)

In China, through its two subsidiary companies, CHVC provides a full suite of voice and data communications, document management, workflow and related services and solutions to corporate and government clients. These new service models, combined with the advanced next-generation application features such as China’s first patented groupware, make CHVC an attractive partner for Chinese Telcos and service providers as a source of new products that can be distributed through their sales and agent channels. This aspect of the Company’s business allows it to function as both a retailer as well as wholesaler of its products through the large well-developed channels of the large incumbent Telcos, service providers and other resellers.

With its advanced hosted communications, customized convergent communications services and unique wireless broadband access technology, CHVC offers a complete service bundle meeting all communications needs of customers. CHVC structures its services to generate recurring revenues from activation fees and monthly subscription fees. In addition CHVC can carry customer telecommunications transmissions into the public phone system deriving revenues from customer local and long distance calls. Under its licensing, CHVC can also earn revenues from telecommunications traffic which is not hosted on its system, opening the door for expansion into other service areas through partnerships or acquisitions.

CHVC’s licensing and favorable relationships have allowed us to establish business relationships with several agencies of the Chinese government, giving CHVC further visibility and credibility in the Chinese business community. CHVC’s service offerings are designed to generate significant cost savings on capital expenditures and ongoing expenses for customers. They also allow customers to seamlessly integrate their voice communications with existing data networks and other internal applications; thereby generating productivity and efficiency gains.

Candidsoft, headquartered in Beijing, is an international software company. Based in the Zhong-Guan-Cun Science and Technology Park, Candidsoft is able to utilize the local talents to research, develop, and establish information and communication platforms for businesses and government. Candidsoft uses “OA” as the product trademark and separates products into 3 general categories: OA Cooperative Office Solutions, OA Integrated Office Solutions, and OA Unified Processing Solutions. CHVC recently completed the acquisition of a controlling interest in Candidsoft. Candidsoft provides office automation and integration services to government, academic and commercial customers. The Company developed China’s first patented groupware, which can be easily modified to meet the specific needs of its customers. The Candidsoft platform uses a web-based technology to allow multiple workers to collaborate on a single project. Unlike Lotus Notes and Microsoft Exchange servers that require coding and programming during secondary development, Candidsoft’s patented groupware has many advantages that are specifically suitable for the Chinese market. Click the illustration of the Candidsoft OA product window below to visit the subsidiary website. 

Candidsoft uses "OA" as the product trademark and separates products into 3 general categories: OA Cooperative Office Solutions, OA Integrated Office Solutions, and OA Unified Processing Solutions. CHVC recently completed the acquisition of a controlling interest in Candidsoft. Candidsoft provides office automation and integration services to government, academic and commercial customers.

The Company developed China's first patented groupware, which can be easily modified to meet the specific needs of its customers. The Candidsoft platform uses a web-based technology to allow multiple workers to collaborate on a single project. Unlike Lotus Notes and Microsoft Exchange servers that require coding and programming during secondary development, Candidsoft's patented groupware has many advantages that are specifically suitable for the Chinese market: the server can be opened to many other platforms, and programming interfaces are open for secondary development. This groupware supports browser, client programming, mobile short messaging, and PDA etc. 

Beijing CVC offers a range of Hosted Advanced Communications Services including virtual PBX, managed access and wireless broadband integration and is one of the first non state-owned telecommunications service providers (“Telcos”), holding licenses to operate openly and legally for the delivery of advanced voice and data services throughout China. Beijing CVC has established strong relationships with several large Chinese Telcos which enable us to work cooperatively instead of competing directly with them. Currently, Beijing CVC offers a range of Hosted Advanced Communications Services including virtual PBX, managed access and wireless broadband integration. Customers can utilize state-of-the-art communications services without incurring significant costs on traditional PBX equipment because CHVC “hosts” the services on its centralized platform. The Company utilizes the latest Class 5 Switching hardware and software for its Virtual PBX System. In addition, Beijing CVC has developed a number of supplemental processes to continually enhance the platform, enabling the Company to offer up to 200 platform features and seamlessly integrate the platform with customer office automation systems. IP PBX services derive recurring revenues from activation, monthly subscription, and utilization fees. The Company’s advanced ‘hosted’ application services provide service models that are new to China with little competition and are very attractive to both corporate and government prospects. 

Beijing CVC through VoIUM Technologies Ltd., a wholly owned CHVC subsidiary was recently awarded exclusive sales and marketing rights in China to the powerful WRIO advanced wireless broadband technology enabling economical broadband access for voice, data and video transmission. WRIO wireless broadband access service allows customers in underserved and un-served areas to enjoy the same benefits of the high-speed and low-cost Internet access as users from major cities in China. The Company’s wireless broadband network will be built upon WRIO’s patent-pending Hybrid Digital Video Broadcast (HDVB™) technology, which utilizes a proprietary, centralized, long-range, high-data rate forward link based on the Digital Video Broadcast (DVB) international standard. The technology provides very high-speed transmission of voice, data, and video information at an infrastructure cost which is less than 20% of competitive technologies. In addition, due to its unique topology and its full quality of service support, Beijing CVC's network supports a wide variety of applications, such as: video broadcasting, Voice over IP (VoIP), video conferencing, and digital radio. This allows the Company to provide VoIP services on its own network. It also allows flexible configuration for secure, inter-office virtual private networks and custom, high-data rate applications.

Beijing Techview System Engineering Co., Ltd. is a Value-Added Reseller and Systems Integrator that specializes in network design and installation, integrated wiring construction, and network equipment, with its primary focus on providing large video conferencing solutions.

Beijing Techview System Engineering Co., Ltd. was recently acquired by CHVC and is in the process of being integrated into CHVC's China operations. The Company is a Value-Added Reseller and Systems Integrator that specializes in network design and installation, integrated wiring construction, and network equipment, with its primary focus on providing large video conferencing solutions.

Beijing Techview's projects include computer and telecommunications network construction, intelligent building construction, product development, network product sales, technical consulting, and information services. In Beijing, the Company is a high level authorized dealer for Cisco Systems, HuiWei, 3Com, Polycom Video products, NEC Monitors and many other IT products.

The Company has built a diligent, experienced and well trained team-many of which are Cisco certified CCNP and CCIE engineers. Some of the Company's customers include: Ning Xia Population Control Bureau, Chong Wen Education Administration, Xing Jiang Military Division, He Bei Province Economic Development Bureau, Qin Zhong Merchant Bank, Chang Sha Navigation Affair Administration Bureau, Jiang Xi Province Education Administration, Qing Dao Hospital, Qing Dao City Navigation Affair Administration Bureau, China Cotton Network, Beijing Engine Manufacturer, Beijing Language School, and the Shang Xi Province School of Chemical Engineering. 
 

Recent News for CHVC

Press Release Source: China Voice Holding Corporation 
Tuesday September 11, 12:24 pm ET 

BOCA RATON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--China Voice Holding Corporation (CHVC) (OTC:CHVC - News), a provider of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) communications, Office Automation, Video Conferencing and Wireless Solutions for government, businesses and consumers in the United States and the People's Republic of China, announced today that its Chinese Subsidiary, Beijing Techview System Engineering Co. LTD (BTSE) has been awarded a contract to provide a Command Center monitoring and video conferencing system for Beijing Municipal Water Bureau. The estimated value of the Contract is between $600,000 and $750,000.

The Beijing Municipal Water Bureau manages all local water resources in Beijing City which include surface water, ground water and aerial water. The bureau has authority over allocation arrangements of water resources and oversees the implementation of development strategies, water-related local administrative regulations and statutes. Other management responsibilities include local drainage, sewage treatment and the utilization of renewed water, monitor drainage water quality, implementation of the licensing system, maintenance of related facilities and the collection and use of sewage treatment fees. The Beijing Municipal Water Bureau also organizes and coordinates capital construction of farmland water conservancy, manages local soil and water conservation and performs the supervision and law enforcement of water-related administrative work and water-related disputes between different departments, districts and counties.

CHVC's President and CEO Bill Burbank said, "The Beijing Municipal Water Bureau contract is significant in the light of its function to a highly important agency. This is one of many BTSE installations that we will be announcing over the coming weeks and again confirms the Company's momentum and standing as a valued and trusted Service Provider of next generation technologies in highly sensitive and secure environments." MORE

BOCA RATON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--China Voice Holding Corporation (CHVC) (OTC:CHVC - News), a provider of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) communications, Office Automation, Video Conferencing and Wireless Solutions for government, businesses and consumers in the United States and the People's Republic of China, announced today that its Chinese Subsidiary, Beijing Techview System Engineering Co. LTD (BTSE) has been awarded a large scale video conferencing contract for design and installation with the Sofitel Wanda Beijing Hotel. The projected value of the contract is between $700,000 and $1,000,000. MORE

BOCA RATON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--China Voice Holding Corp. (OTC:CHVC - News), a provider of Internet Telephony, Office Automation, Video Conferencing and Wireless Solutions for government, businesses and consumers in the United States and the People's Republic of China, announced today that it had signed an agreement with Guang Xi Land Transport Bureau for deployment of its patented SKY OA(TM) Office Automation Application. SKY OA(TM), from CHVC's China subsidiary, Beijing CandidSoft Technology Co. Ltd., will be used for the management of Driver Training and Licensing throughout the Autonomous Region Province. The Office Automation platform's modules are customized for data collection from every City and County within the Province with integrated management and secure access of information for each department. MORE
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Management

Hin Hiong Khoo, Chairman of the Board  Mr. Khoo as an International Business Advisor and entrepreneur has assisted many companies in their public floatation in several exchanges around the globe during the last 40 years. He is also Chairman of VoIUM Technologies, a communications software company based in Singapore. Mr. Khoo was a partner of Softgen, a telecom software company that was purchased by a US public company in 1999. Prior to Softgen, he worked as an attorney, an international business advisor, and held a seat on Far East exchange in Hong Kong. He is currently a Board Member of China Access 2008, an economic "legacy" initiative for the Beijing 2008 Olympics Games, backed by the Beijing Government. He is also a Board Member of Pacific Rim Forum, a consortium of international businesses and governments involved in Asia Pacific business and corporate strategies.

Bill Burbank, CEO, President and Board Member Mr. Burbank brings more than 25 years of success in business development and operations experience to the company. He has extensive experience in working with both private and public emerging technology development companies in the U.S., Canada and Asia . He was CEO of DTNet Technologies, a value-added distributor of broadband, wireless and VoIP products, whose customers include many of the top 10 U.S. cable operators that is currently being acquired by China Voice Holding Corp. As COO for VoIP, Inc. he managed the operations of multiple subsidiaries with annual revenues over $40 million. While VP of Sales for The Automatic Answer Inc., a software company, he drove sales to achieve listing in Inc. Magazine's 500 fastest growing private companies for 3 consecutive years.

Ronald Allen, CPA, Chief Financial Officer and Board Member  From 1999 to 2004 Mr. Allen served as Chairman of Integrated Performance Systems (OTCBB symbol: IPFS ), an electronics manufacturer serving the high-speed wireless communications industry, the digital electronics market and the broadband communications industry with applications in both commercial and military markets. IPFS generated $33 Million in annual revenue during the year it was sold. As co-founder of CHVC, he has held positions of Chairman, CEO, President and Secretary of the Company. He is a former partner in KPMG Peat Marwick accounting firm and a successful entrepreneur. Mr. Allen has also been active in numerous commercial real estate projects, financial management, and small business ventures.

Chun Lin Xing, President of CHVC China Operations  Mr. Xin manages CHVC's China Operations which currently consists of 2 subsidiary companies. He has over 14 years experience in IT businesses in China and has founded 4 start-up companies. He is the founder and CEO of CHVC subsidiary company Beijing Candid Soft Beijing, China. Prior to this, Mr. Xin was the Managing Director of IBC China Co. (International Business Center), a venture between investors from the USA and Singapore and China's National Information Center. He is also a world renowned expert and innovator in the office automation software industry, having won several technology prizes and Innovation Awards granted by the State Government and the Ministry of Science and Technology of China.

John Iacovelli, Chief Information Officer Mr. Iacovelli brings years of technical and marketing experience to the Company. He is also Director of Product Marketing for DTNet Technologies. Previously, he was Director of Special Projects, for VoIP, Inc. where he was responsible for a variety of technical initiatives. As CIO of Pony Express he oversaw a network infrastructure spanning nine locations in Florida, and personally developed Windows and Web based software for customers such as the State of Florida. John spent several years in the speech reco field for companies as Registry Magic, and developed and deployed applications at Fortune 100 companies. At Clarion Software, he launched the first Rapid Application Development environment to produce compiled executables for Windows, and later the first 32 bit executables. In subsequent roles with Clarion and its successors, he was responsible for all advertising, public relations, direct marketing, developer conferences, leaving as VP of Marketing. He holds a B.A. from Columbia University.

Financial Highlights For  China Voice

China Voice Holding Corp., recently issued guidance for the years ending June 30th 2008, 2009 and 2010. The company believes that it could achieve sales of $158 million in the year 2008, $311 million in 2009 and $497 million in 2010.

Again, the Chinese telecommunications market is the largest and fastest growing in the world, with 812 million fixed land line and mobile phone subscribers as of September of 2006. China's broadband market has closed the gap with the U.S., encompassing over 56 million households at end of first quarter 2007, and is expected to surpass the U.S. before the end of 2007. There are approximately 3 million Chinese in the U.S.

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