Sir Arlington Butler recent ambassador from the Bahamas to U.S. will be the featured speaker at The Hannaian Business Network Investment Research Conference at the Delray Beach Marriott, in Delray Beach, Florida on June 10, 2000. Sir Arlington's distinguished private career as an educator and Barrister at law, led into an equally distinguished public career in politics and government service. His extraordinary experience and insight in global business, politics, and government has produced some interesting opinions about many of the new issues in the fields of International Investments and Foreign Trade. These unique opinions will be the subject of his address to the conference. The conference is geared to public and private investments in the new millenium. Prior to his appointment as Ambassador to the United States, Sir Arlington was a Member of Parliament in both modern Governments of the Bahamas during the past 35 years. His career as a statesman included posts as Government Minister of several strategic ministries, and included historic service as the last speaker of Parliament in the colonial era, and the first speaker in an independent Bahamas. Sir Arlington who was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 1996 recently completed his term as ambassador to the United States in early 2000.

The Conference will be hosted by the Hannaian Business Network a group of investors focusing on Intellectual Property acquisitions. The investor group is noted for having established an impressive track record in their investment and research activities. The group developed a unique and proprietary investment and research system geared for non-institutional investors and traders who take control of their own investments. The specialized research and investment system utilizes sophisticated Internet processes available through the group's primary website at www.hannaian.com. The impressive track record was first revealed in a report now available through the website, and has received significant attention from the investment community. Sir Arlington will address several of the new international investment and foreign trade issues which the group will focus on in the coming year. Several other important investment and trade issues relevant to individual investors and businessmen and women who take control of their own investments will be covered at the conference. The conference is co-sponsored by the Council for Advancement of Minority Business Internationally (C.A.M.B.I), a non-profit organization which provides information and assistance on international trade opportunities for U.S. businessmen seeking to benefit from involvement in the International Trade arena.

A full review and further information on the conference can be obtained on the Internet at www.hannaian.com, or from the conference coordinator at (954) 783-0008 or (561) 375-6055.