OXFORD, Miss., March 29, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Modern Technology Corp. (OTCBB:MOTG), a business development and acquisition company, announced today that Chairman and CEO was interviewed by Wall Street Network.
In the interview, Mr. Welch addresses some of the recent accomplishments and goals for MOTG.
To hear the entire interview, visit www.wallst.net
Anthony Welch, Chairman said, "As we grow and move forward, it's important to communicate our compelling vision to the investment community."
About Modern Technology Corp.
Founded in 1982, Modern Technology Corp. is a business development and acquisition company, building revenues by strategic acquisitions and subsequent market expansion. MOTG provides infrastructure, intellectual capital, strategic investments, and ongoing support and growth assistance to each company within its portfolio. MOTG provides mentoring and assistance through collective operations experience, significant industry contacts, and strategic and tactical advice. The company's mission is to consistently build shareholder equity through accretive acquisitions, to continue its history of stock and cash dividends, and to create and promote synergistic relationships among portfolio companies and affiliates. For more information, visit the company's web site at: http://www.moderntechnologycorp.com.
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