Interview with: Edward F. Spink, Chairman and CEO - featuring: their air pollution control technology for a wide variety of air pollution control problems for industries ranging from pulp and paper, wood products, ethanol, mining, non-ferrous metallurgical, iron and steel, chemical, waste processing, waste incineration, power generation, and cement.

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TurboSonic increases its presence in Europe, adding to its current markets in North America, South America and China, while diversifying product offerings, to eliminate dependence on any one product or geopolitical influence



Engineering Services
Air Pollution Control
(TSTA-OTC: BB)

TurboSonic Inc.




Edward F. Spink
Chairman and CEO

Interview conducted by:
Lynn Fosse, Senior Editor
CEOCFOinterviews.com
Published - February 1, 2007

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“One of the things that has plagued the air pollution control industry over the last couple of decades is the cyclical nature of regulations and their compliance deadlines. TurboSonic recognizes that by moving around the globe in a strategic fashion, we become risk averse. The EU’s (European Union) growth, and the strength of the Euro, makes the European market a good counter-balance to the North American market and its cycles. The EU has a time lag on US regulations, so that as compliance deadlines pass in the US they are replaced with a surge in the European market. Thus, we began our foray into Europe. We predicted a two-year break-even point; however, we have already surpassed this goal in just a number of months. We also have a presence in South America and in China.  One of the main strengths that we bring to investors is a growing ability to minimize cyclical effects of industry and government regulation through diversification, both in product offerings and our geographic coverage. We are not depending on one sector, one product or one geopolitical influence.” - Edward F. Spink