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Green Bridge Industries, Inc. announced today that it has acquired a subsidiary of Ionlite Inc., a California Corporation. Ionlite Inc., with offices in Valencia, California, is involved in the development, manufacture and distribution of small, Ionic Air Purifier products for the household, workplace and automobiles. Also announced, is the appointment of Bill Kinsey, Ionlite’s founder, to the positions of Chief Technical Officer, Vice President and Director of Green Bridge Industries, Inc.

Mike Roth, President of Green Bridge Industries, said, “This is a great moment for us as we welcome Bill and Ionlite to the Green Bridge Industries team. With his knowledge and experience and the great line of products that Ionlite offers, we expect unprecedented growth for GRBG.”

Bill Kinsey, new CTO and Vice President of GRBG, voices, “I am elated we were able to complete this deal as it will be extremely beneficial for both companies.”

 

About Green Bridge Industries Inc.

Green Bridge Industries, Inc. helps market and distribute non-toxic cleaning products for both consumer and commercial use. We are looking to expand our product lines in other areas as well as other businesses geared towards “green” energy and environmentally-safe solutions.

 

About Ionlite Inc.

IonLite Inc. has developed a proven product line that cleans and purifies the air. Utilizing negative ion technology particles such as pollen, dust, smoke, pet dander, dead skin and any particulates resulting from air pollution are removed leaving fresh air to breathe. Bacteria such as E. coli and odors are also eliminated. IonLite has developed products for the home, office and travelers so you can take fresh air wherever you go. There is also a “Pet Odor Eliminator” product line that addresses the lucrative pet market.

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