LAS VEGAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–May 31, 2005–Public Company Management Corporation (OTCBB:PUBC - News), an emerging company providing consulting and advising services to companies seeking to access public capital markets, included its services contract with Liquigistics, Inc., as an exhibit to the Quarterly Report on Form 10-QSB filed last week. Under the contract, PUBC will assist Liquigistics in becoming a publicly traded company on the OTCBB.

Liquigistics, a manufacturer of fertigation and water treatment systems that function through golf course irrigations systems, has recently entered into a partnership with John Deere Golf & Turf (NYSE: DE - News), which promises to expose numerous prospective customers to Liquigistics’ proprietary products and services. Through its One Source program, John Deere offers customers a package of products and services to fill any need in the turf industry. Liquigistics’ fertigation products will now be included in the packages sold by John Deere’s nationwide distributors. Through this partnership, Liquigistics has the potential to capture a 10 percent share of the entire U.S. turf market.

As a result of its new partnership with John Deere Golf & Turf, Liquigistics has already established contractual relationships with several John Deere distributors for its products, including Arizona Machinery Company of Avondale, Ariz., and Coastal Equipment Systems of Jacksonville, Fla.

“With its powerful new partnerships with leaders in the turf industry, Liquigistics is poised to deliver promising results for its investors, and we are excited about the opportunity to help the company to begin trading stock on the OTCBB,” said Stephen Brock, PUBC president. “Liquigistics has an experienced management team, a dedication to innovative technologies, and strong partnerships with leaders in the turf industry, which make it a promising company and an attractive new opportunity for investors.”

In addition to completing the filing process to allow Liquigistics to begin trading its stock, PUBC will also provide compliance services to help the company maintain its regulatory responsibilities as a public company. These services, provided through PUBC’s subsidiary, Public Company Management Services (http://www.PCMS-Team.com), are invaluable for small business issuers (SBIs), as many are unsuccessful at maintaining compliance, which severely limits their ability to access capital. In fact, 20 percent of OTCBB SBIs do not file 10-KSBs. By aiding SBIs like Liquigistics with regulatory compliance, PUBC continually works toward its goal of supporting the entire life cycle of public companies and making the benefits of the public equity markets accessible to smaller companies.

About Liquigistics

Founded in 2002, Liquigistics manufactures fertigation and water treatment systems that function through golf course irrigation systems. The company’s unique system combines turf-care and patent-pending technology to deliver products in true parts per million, controlled by a touch-screen interface that can also be accessed via the Internet. The Liquigistics system is designed to blend products on the fly and make fertigation possible despite tournaments or weather.

Liquigistics has two main product lines, which yield continuous revenue from its customers, who are mainly golf course superintendents. These two revenue streams are:

• “Liquid Force” Control Units. Liquigistics’ state-of-the-art units far exceed any other existing systems. With the company’s patent-pending technology, these units inject liquid fertilizers into the turf. They are both dependable and capable of extreme precision. They are the only units that possess “blend-on-the-fly” capabilities, and the only ones that can be monitored and controlled via a Web site. With Liquigistics’ cutting-edge technology, even if new customers don’t purchase the Liquid Force units, the company can control any competitors’ existing unit in the field. This allows Liquigistics more rapid access to existing fertigation customers.
• Liquid Products. Liquigistics offers a number of liquid products that are tailored to meet the needs of individual customers. For instance, Liquigistics N-Ject provides nitrogen for plants; K-Ject provides potassium; Phos-Ject provides phosphorous; and Iron-Ject provides iron, creating a deep green color to grass even when no growth is needed.

About Public Company Management Corporation

PUBC helps business owners create liquidity for investors and long-term value for their companies, shareholders and partners by participating in public capital markets. PUBC supports the full lifecycle of entering the public market through its various subsidiaries:

Education – Pubco White Papers (http://www.PubcoWhitePapers.com) hosts a comprehensive body of knowledge on private and public equity markets.

Registration and listing – Go Public Today (http://www.GoPublicToday.com) provides a complete solution to help small companies register securities for public offerings and obtain a listing on the OTCBB.

Regulatory compliance – Public Company Management Services (http://www.PCMS-Team.com) assists new and existing public companies in negotiating the new complexities of maintaining a public company and creating sustainable and affordable compliance processes.

PUBC leads by example, demonstrating to current and future clients best practices in taking a company public, investor relations, public relations, regulatory compliance, and raising capital.

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