PureSafe Water Systems, Inc. Announces Proposed Company Management Changes

Business Wire, June 18, 2009

PLAINVIEW, N.Y. -- PureSafe Water Systems, Inc. (OTCBB:PSWS) (formerly known as Water Chef, Inc.):

Leslie J. Kessler, President and Chief Executive Officer of PureSafe Water Systems, Inc. (Formerly: OTCBB:WTER) announced that the company has entered into discussions with Hidell-Eyster International to provide business management and technical product management services to PureSafe. Hidell-Eyster International is a recognized global water expert and management company. Ms. Kessler entered into the discussions with the intent to bring the company into the next stage of growth. The business management group would include Mr. Carroll S. Keim, BA, MBA. He would be named Chief Executive Officer. A graduate of the Harvard Business School, Mr. Keim has been CEO of a public company and has some thirty five years of business experience as senior management. Ms. Kessler, who has guided PureSafe through the R & D phase of product development, would remain Chairman and President. Mr. Terry Lazar would remain CFO of the company. Sales and marketing would be undertaken by Mr. Richard Pellerito, formerly with Severn Trent Water Services, one of the world's largest public water utilities.

The prototype design has been successful in all testing protocol and the final production model is now being developed. The company is now in a position to retain outside manufacturing services to assemble the First Responder Units and commence a major sales program in the private and public markets. Additional management is required in order to oversee these expanded company activities as it enters into the sales and manufacturing activities. The R & D activities of the company have been completed.

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