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JP 3E Holdings, Inc. Names Another Prominent Board Member - Daniel Lee

JP Energy Global, wholly owned subsidiary of JP 3E Holdings, Inc., formerly Spooz Inc., adds Daniel Lee to its BOD, current CEO of CIG International

CLEARWATER, Fla., Jan. 12, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- JP Energy Global, PTE, LTD, a wholly owned subsidiary of JP 3E Holdings, Inc., formerly Spooz, Inc. (OTC: SPZI), is pleased to announce another additional member to the Board – Daniel Lee.

Daniel Lee is currently the CEO of CIG International https://www.ciginter.com/  https://cigunited.com/. During Mr. Lee’s tenure as the CEO of CIG International, in 2018 CIG partnered with The US Regional Center Group, a premier EB-5 regional center organization, with projects worth over US $1.4 billion of EB-5 capital commitments, providing EB-5 investment services and expertise in key economic hubs within the United States. In 2021, CIG partnered with Keiretsu Forum Canada, a global angel investment group, which invests up to US $100M+ annually, to provide a platform for start-up venture investment and management. Since inception, CIG has raised over US $1 Billion investment funds through affiliated networks in the United States, Canada, China, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Taiwan, Indonesia, and Korea.

“Drawn to its incredible opportunities, I look forward to playing an instrumental role in bringing major high-valued EB-5 operations as wholly owned and majority owned subsidiaries to secure JP3E’s place in the market on a greater platform,” said Daniel Lee, CEO of CIG International.

With CIG’s specialties in debt-based investment, private equity investment, and foreign investment facilitation, CIG provides unique alternative investment opportunities to its investors through CIG’s affiliated companies and professional networks in the United States. We are working on real estate development projects to build workers’ housings and other amenities in the surrounding area of EV battery plants in the United States. Related EV Battery Plants are under construction, which have received investments by Korean companies such as Samsung SDI, SK On, LG Energy Solutions, and the following US joint venture EV car manufacturers: Ford, GM, and Stellates. CIG has collaborated with various groups including city governments, real estate developers, and local communities to develop and build housing units, retail outlets, and common areas to house and support workers being recruited for EV battery plant sites being built by Samsung, SK, LG Energy Solution, and other Korean conglomerates. The EV battery plants that are currently under construction are located in Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Michigan, and Georgia.