Today, GLOBAL ENERGY TRANSITION (GET) is expressing A SINCERE THANKS to the Houston Business Journal for their kind recognition of GET and Sonia Clayton, Chairman of The Board, on the publication titled: Women Who Mean Business in ENERGY - Meet HBJ's 2022 Honorees – By the Houston Business Journal (bizjournals.com), in Houston, Texas. GET is the first true Energy Transition Organization of its nature in the world with an established board of over 50 senior executives and professionals helping Oil & Gas organizations and individuals. GET's innovators facilitate people and technology transitions, CO2 capturing and processing, symbiotic soil reintegration and bio-chemical soil regeneration, bio-thermal energy, processing underground pore space access for storage, CO2-specific utilization, subsurface energy storage and renewable energy generation (hydrogen and geo-thermal), local content regulatory frameworks, change transformation, workforce impact data and upskilling, and reskilling of the displaced workforce.

Today, Sonia Clayton - President & CEO of VIP-GLOBAL, delivered one of her most iconic speeches during US Silica’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. "The American Dream and Immigration Adaptation." The presentation described Sonia’s journey as an immigrant, her challenges, her failures, and her successes. Mrs. Clayton explained how she founded Virtual Intelligence Providers, LLC. during the aftermath of the 9/11 attack and how she achieved her American Dream. In her speech, she explained what the American dream means to Hispanics. "It means the freedom of thought, religion, and faith we don’t have in our homelands. It represents refuge from war, violence, and persecution. The pursuit of better opportunities, happiness and a better future for our families and children. The United States offers us all of that and more. It also gives us the challenge to create our own meaningful life while enjoying the comfort, economic stability, and educational opportunities that only America provides." She then closed her remarks with a quote from President Kennedy: "Ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country."

Today at a small business boot camp held at Lone Star College University Park, Sonia Clayton - President & CEO, had the honor to be the keynote speaker. She delivered "Clear Vision: 10 Steps to Avoid Procrastination," a motivating talk designed to help propel emerging businesses. Despite surviving pandemic shutdowns, the settling of industry 4.0, and dramatic economic drops, most small businesses are now contending with a new enemy called inflation. This last element of change seems to be distracting many entrepreneurs. These 10 steps session helps participants remain focus on their tasks.

One more time the VIP Education Foundation of Virtual Intelligence Providers, LLC got involved with the community of Lehi - Utah.