Bookkeeper International Equities, Corp. Announces Corporate Restructuring
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WILMINGTON, Del.--(Business Wire)-- Bookkeeper International Equities, Corp. (PinkSheets: BKPR) a Merchant Banking Group that provides merger & acquisition advisory services, investor relations, and corporate finance consulting services to microcap issuers, today announced a corporate name change from Convergence Technologies Group, Inc. to Bookkeeper International Equities, Corp. as well as a complete share structure permutation. This goes along with the change in focus from being a vertically-integrated voice to voice company to becoming a merchant banking conglomerate. The CEO Mr. Mocharski stated, "We will be closely looking at several acquisitions to improve and crystallize our services while increasing shareholder equity through the use of new corporate structure. A website is currently being created to define our present and future business interests." As previously announced, Bookkeeper intends to apply for the NYSE Alternext, as soon as their minimum requirements have been met. About Bookkeeper International Equities, Corp. Bookkeeper is founded on the principle that micro-cap publicly traded companies are faced with the mandate of financing and operating two sub-businesses: the business of the operating company, and the business of the public company. Both of these aspects of the public company are equally important to get right, and Bookkeeper`s mission is to provide the services, strategies and support to public companies in the business of being public. These services are in a constant state of demand despite prevailing market conditions. Bookkeeper has made a commitment to their shareholders and plans to unveil important news and information on the company and their strategies to increase shareholder value. For BIE Corp. Michael McCarthy, 302-887-9325 Copyright Business Wire 2009
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