New York, New York, September 2007 — The third annual meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) brought together over one thousand leaders of business, government and non-governmental organizations from over 70 countries including 52 current and former heads of state who attended nine sessions and made commitments focusing on CGI’s four focus areas: Education, Energy & Climate Change, Global Health and Poverty Alleviation.

As a young entrepreneur and business leader in the Southern California community, Adam Roseman, CEO of ARC Investment Partners, was chosen to gather a small group of philanthropic and successful young leaders like himself to participate in the event.  Roseman led the Young Leaders Delegation to CGI, introducing ten entrepreneurs from various backgrounds to the CGI meeting and raising substantial contributions and awareness.

At the 2007 conference, Roseman committed to Developing Nation Feedstock Investment for Renewable Fuels, pledging to spend a considerable amount of time, effort, and capital globally over the next six years, focusing primarily on Africa, Asia, South America, and Central America.  Roseman’s extensive involvement in CGI was brought on in part by his experience in Energy & Climate Change, one of the meeting’s main focus areas.  As CEO of ARC, Roseman has worked with a number of public and private companies in the renewable energy sector, from biofuels to solar to waste management.

Founded by Roseman in 2005, ARC is a financial advisory and private equity firm focused on partnering with companies that have high growth potential.  ARC leverages its relationships and strategic and operational experience to provide value to partner companies immediately through public listing, operational / aftermarket support, private capital financing, and strategic mergers and acquisitions advisory services.