Mr. Steve Harpur reports

PROGRESSIVE PLANET APPOINTS RANDY GUE, A CLEANTECH INDUSTRY LEADER, TO ITS BOARD

Progressive Planet Solutions Inc. has appointed Randy Gue as an independent member of its board of directors, effective immediately.

Mr. Gue is a global industry leader in the fields of recycling, reuse and sustainability. Throughout his career, including 32 years with Lafarge North America, he oversaw or was directly involved with diverting almost one million tonnes of material from landfills for use in renewable energy streams or to replace conventionally mined raw materials. Mr. Gue is also dedicated to helping companies developing cutting-edge technologies in environmental and waste management fields scale into commercially viable businesses.

"My passion remains for resource recovery over landfilling, renewable energy, sustainable living and clean technologies," said Mr. Gue. "I am enthused by the innovations Progressive Planet continues to develop for the cement and agricultural industries and look forward to using my industry experience to assist with bringing them to the market on a global scale."

Progressive Planet has granted 300,000 stock options to Mr. Gue, exercisable at 35 cents for a period of three years. The options have been granted in accordance with the company's stock option plan.

The appointment of Mr. Gue coincides with the resignation of Dwayne Melrose from Progressive Planet's board of directors, as he transitions into an advisory board member role where he remains a qualified person (QP) to the company.

"I am proud to have been a Progressive Planet board member," said Mr. Melrose. "I remain excited to be an investor in Progressive Planet and to offer my expertise taking projects towards production as a member of the advisory board."

Progressive Planet recognizes Mr. Melrose for his leadership at Progressive Planet and his continuing support. "I want to thank Dwayne for his continued support as a valued advisory board member of Progressive Planet," said Progressive Planet chief executive officer Steve Harpur.

Added Mr. Harpur: "As we aggressively move towards commercialization phase of major innovations at Progressive Planet, I am also pleased to welcome Mr. Gue, an industry leader, to our board to accelerate positive disruption to the cement, agricultural and animal-care sectors through global distribution of products that reduce carbon footprints and restore the ecosystems we all rely on."

Mr. Gue is the president of Better Planet Consulting, working with clients in various industries to divert byproducts and so called "waste materials" from landfills. Mr. Gue worked for Lafarge for 32 years in various capacities ranging from engineering, project management to quality and process control. For the last 18 of those years, he worked as the director of business development with primary responsibility for implementation of alternative fuel and raw material projects at Lafarge's plants in Western Canada and the United States, developing business relationships with numerous companies including Fortune 500 firms. Throughout his career, Mr. Gue was either directly involved or oversaw the beneficial reuse of almost one million tonnes of material used for either fuels or raw materials that would have otherwise gone to landfills.

Mr. Gue holds an MBA from Simon Fraser University and a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering from McMaster University.

About Progressive Planet Solutions Inc.

Progressive Planet is a well-established cleantech and manufacturing company based in Kamloops, B.C., in the heart of some of Canada's richest volcanic fields, which are the prime ingredient of its innovations. The company's expertise lies in merging cleantech with ancient volcanic ash and minerals to create planet-friendly products that fight climate change and protect the planet's health. The company's products are in 10,000 plus retail stores across North America. Its innovations, created at the C-Quester centre of sustainable innovation, are bringing positive disruption to the cement, agricultural and animal-care sectors with products that contribute to reducing carbon footprints and restoring ecosystems.