LaserStar Technologies Corporation Announces
New Florida LaserStar Center Location

LaserStar Technologies Corporation is pleased to announce the relocation of their Florida Office to 8615 Commodity Circle, Orlando, FL. The new FL LaserStar Center is a state-of-the art facility that will provide a significantly larger sales, service, education and training center to better accommodate their growing customerbase.

The Florida LaserStar Center is a popular destination that offers a dazzling array of exciting hotel, restaurant, shopping and entertainment attractions that guarantee client visits will not only be
profitable, but memorable.

The new offices are strategically located just minutes from Orlando’s International Airport and Convention Center and offer clients the opportunity to spend their personal time at a variety of accommodations located along International Drive.

“Considering our rapid growth and the increasing demand for trainings in the FL area, we are increasing our office space to better serve the expectations of our customers,” said James
Gervais, Executive Vice President.

LaserStar Technologies has the well deserved reputation of being the premier supplier
of laser welding and laser marking/engraving machines to the jewelry, dental and industrial marketplaces. Their team of highly-trained sales and engineering staff are always available to
review new applications, share technical expertise and provide superior service and technical
support from any one of their national LaserStar Centers in RI, FL and CA.

LaserStar Technologies Corporation is currently celebrating 50 years in business.

LaserStar Technologies Receives Grant from Workforce Parnership of Greater RI

J. Michael Koback, Executive Director, Workforce Partnership of Greater RI presents David Braman, Vice President, Engineering and Operations, Crafford-LaserStar Technologies with a matching $10,000.00 Employee Investment Grant.

The mission of the Workforce Partnership of Greater RI is to provide strategic leadership to meet the current and future human resource needs of Rhode Island's employers and to ensure a well-trained, self-sufficient and adaptable workforce.

The grant will be used for continued training of LaserStar Technologies employees in Lean enterprises, new software and sales training.