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New Power Generation

Age 45 b. 1980-10-10
📍 Ste 108, 1820 Industrial St, Los Angeles Ca
📞 (213) 622-0513, (213) 747-2396, (386) 758-1777, (386) 965-5197
✉️ NORIKO_SEZAKI@ATT.NET, noriko_sezaki@att.net, pgorman@newgenerationschool.org

New Opponet Generation

Age 65 b. 1961-04-28
📍 2849 Galleria Dr, Arlington Tx
📞 (972) 639-0978, (469) 569-4651, (973) 639-1111
✉️ PROPHETRDJACKSON@YAHOO.COM, prophetrdjackson@yahoo.com

New Generation

Age 43 b. 1982-12-19
📍 3700 W Segerstrom Av, Sa Ca 92704
📞 (951) 818-2245, (951) 333-6036
✉️ TRAVISCAMPBELL1982@YAHOO.COM, traviscampbell1982@yahoo.com

New Generation

Age 55 b. 1970-12-26
📍 3200 Ne 11th St, Oklahoma City Ok 73117
📞 (405) 774-3969, (405) 501-4838
✉️ JAMA.BUCK@YAHOO.COM, jama.buck@yahoo.com

New Generation

📍 998-1/2 Dauphin Island Pkwy, Mobile Al 36605
📞 (251) 471-9907, (251) 786-1494
✉️ NGICSOUTH@GMAIL.COM

New Generation

📍 998 Dauphin Island Pkwy, Mobile Al
📞 (251) 471-9907, (251) 786-1494
✉️ NGICSOUTH@GMAIL.COM

New Wireless Generation

Age 56 b. 1970-01-02
📍 1534 International Blvd Ste B, Brownsville Tx
📞 (956) 590-9530
✉️ MADDY9022@ATT.NET

New Generation

📍 New Generation, 8740 Puritan St, Detroit Mi
📞 (734) 686-0770
✉️ BARRYPELT1@ATT.NET

New Generation

📍 8740 Puritan, Detroit Mi 48238
📞 (734) 686-0770
✉️ BARRYPELT1@ATT.NET

New Generation from Nashville, AR

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📍 119 College St, Nashville, AR 71852

New Generation from Largo, FL

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📍 11746 126th Ter, Largo, FL 33778

New Generation from Newport, KY

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📍 831 Monmouth St, Newport, KY 41071

New Flex Generation from Akron, OH

📍 750 Hayden Ave, Akron, OH 44320
📞 (330) 869-4077

New Generation from Las Vegas, NV

Clark Co.
📍 9832 Meandering Creek Ct
📞 (918) 584-1615

New Generation from Williamsport, PA

Lycoming Co.
📍 750 W 4th St

New Generation from Hilo, HI

Hawaii Co.
📍 129 Halaulani Pl

New Generation from Oglesby, IL

La Salle Co.
📍 1 S Columbia Ave

New Generation from Tampa, FL

Hillsborough Co.
📍 9421 Willow Cove Ct

New Generation from Reading, PA

Berks Co.
📍 1 N 9th Bsmt St

New Generation from Bronx, NY

Bronx Co.
📍 2085 Valentine Ave

New Generation from Van Nuys, CA

Los Angeles Co.
📍 5632 Van Nuys Blvd

New Generation from Carlstadt, NJ

📍 150 Grand St

New Generation from Santa Maria, CA

Santa Barbara Co.
📍 2315 Meredith Ln Ste M

New Generation from Jamaica, NY

Queens Co.
📍 17234 133rd Ave Apt 8 B

New Generation from Westminster, CO

Adams Co.
📍 7301 Federal Blvd 20

New Generation from Brooklyn, NY

Kings Co.
📍 606 Vanderbilt Ave

New Generation from Memphis, TN

Shelby Co.
📍 3024 Covington Pi 5

New Generation from Boise, ID

Ada Co.
📍 960 Broadway Ave 315

Source: Public Records Aggregators · Commercial Data Providers · Consumer Data Sources Our search returned 28 contact records for New Generation across 14 states. The most recent address on file is in Akron, Ohio. Of these records, 11 include phone numbers and 9 include email addresses. Records are compiled from government agencies and commercial data sources. Data accuracy varies by source.

New Generation

Autonomo
new.generation.develop@gmail.com
LinkedIn

NG

New Generation
555-4522wnucom@mail.ru
Moscow, CT12345

New Generation

Movie Making at New Gene

Source: State Secretary of State · SEC EDGAR · LinkedIn Professional Data · Business Registries 6 business affiliations were found for New Generation. Companies include NG. Roles listed include Autonomo. Records are compiled from state business registries, SEC filings, and professional networking databases.

$500 Oct 29, 2003
2004
Jgh Political Action Committee
Generation, New Fountaintown, IN
$500 Oct 29, 2003
Jgh Political Action Committee
Contributor Fountaintown, IN

Source: FEC Disclosure Database · State Ethics Commissions · Stanford DIME Project 2 political contribution records found for New Generation. Total disclosed contributions amount to $1,000. Recipients include Jgh Political Action Committee. Federal law requires disclosure of contributions above $200 to federal candidates.

Note: PPP loans shown are for businesses with addresses associated with New Generation. These loans were issued to businesses, not individuals.

Allstate Security Industries, INC.

Corporation

$488,992 Paid in Full
Address:
3433 Plains Blvd
Amarillo, TX79102
Approved

May 1, 2020

Forgiven

$494,809

Jobs Reported

56

Loan #

1614897710

Loan Size

Medium

Rhonda Fletcher DBA

Sole Proprietorship

$12,123 Paid in Full
Address:
3433 Plains Blvd
Amarillo, TX79102-1018
Approved

Apr 14, 2020

Forgiven

$12,247

Jobs Reported

2

Loan #

7078267102

Loan Size

Small

Source: SBA PPP Loan Data · CARES Act Public Disclosures 2 PPP loan records are linked to businesses associated with New Generation. These Paycheck Protection Program loans were part of the 2020-2021 CARES Act pandemic relief and were released by the SBA under FOIA.

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New Generation in Los Angeles, CA: Background Summary

Location
Ste 108, 1820 Industrial St, Los Angeles Ca, Los Angeles, CA
Other Locations
Akron, OH · Las Vegas, NV · Williamsport, PA and 13 more
Profiles Found
28 people with this name
Phone Numbers
(213) 622-0513 and 16 others on file
Email
noriko_sezaki@att.net and 7 others on file
Career
Autonomo at NG
Contributions
$1,000 total — Jgh Political Action Committee
PPP Loans
$501K for Allstate Security Industries, INC., Rhonda Fletcher DBA

This information is compiled from publicly available records and may include data for multiple individuals with similar names. Data may contain inaccuracies or be incomplete. This information should not be used for employment screening, tenant screening, credit decisions, or any purpose covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). Always verify information independently before making any decisions.

How to Read This Report

This page aggregates publicly available records from government agencies, court systems, and official registries into a single report for New Generation. Because public records are indexed by name rather than by a unique identifier, the 51 results displayed here may include information belonging to multiple individuals who share the same name — a common occurrence, especially for frequently appearing names. To determine which records belong to the person you are researching, compare the location, approximate age, and any associated details across entries. Records that share an address or overlapping timeframe are more likely to refer to the same individual.

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Business and Professional Records

Business records are compiled from state Secretary of State filings, SEC EDGAR corporate disclosures, and professional networking data. When a person appears as an officer, director, or registered agent, it reflects a formal role filed with a government agency — these are legal positions of responsibility, not informal job titles. Records sourced from professional profiles represent information that individuals have chosen to make publicly available about their career history, skills, and affiliations. Business entity registrations show current or historical standing with the state, but a listing does not guarantee the entity is still actively operating.

Campaign Finance Contributions

Federal election law requires the disclosure of political contributions exceeding $200 to any single committee in a calendar year. These records are filed with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and include the donor's name, mailing address, employer, occupation, and the amount contributed. Contributions to state and local candidates are governed by each state's campaign finance laws, which may set different disclosure thresholds. The data shown here reflects what was reported in official filings and may include contributions made over the course of many election cycles, so the dates and amounts should be read in their historical context.

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Search Results Analysis for New Generation

Search Complexity: High

51 public records across 19states, belonging to approximately 28 different individuals. With 28 distinct profiles across 19 states, additional identifying information such as a middle name, age, or city will significantly narrow these results.

For this search, the Political Contribution Records section may be most helpful for disambiguation because these records include employer and occupation, which are strong distinguishing fields.

Geographic Distribution

Records are widely distributed across 19 states. Highest concentration: California (14%), followed by Arkansas and New York. Spans the West and South regions.

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Record Type Breakdown

Data spans 4 record categories. Largest: Contact & Address Records (80%), which contain the most specific identifiers like phone numbers, email addresses, and physical addresses. Also includes Business & Corporate Filings (6) and Political Contribution Records (2).

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Age Distribution

Age range: approximately 21 years, suggesting multiple generations. Largest group: Senior (65+) (25%).

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Frequently Asked Questions About New Generation

What businesses are associated with New Generation?
We found 6 business affiliations for New Generation (Autonomo). Business records are compiled from state registries, SEC filings, and professional databases.
Has New Generation made political donations?
FEC disclosure records show 2 reported political contributions from New Generation, totaling $1,000. Recipients include Jgh Political Action Committee. Federal law requires disclosure of individual contributions exceeding $200.
How many records exist for New Generation?
Our database contains 51 total records for New Generation spanning 19 states. This includes 28 distinct contact records, 11 with phone numbers, 9 with email addresses. Multiple records may represent different individuals sharing the same name. All data is compiled from publicly available government and commercial sources.
How accurate is the information shown for New Generation?
The 51 records displayed for New Generation are aggregated from government agencies, county offices, and official registries. While we source from authoritative databases, records can contain outdated information or belong to a different person with the same name. We recommend verifying important details through the original issuing agency before making decisions based on this data.
Can New Generation remove this information?
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Can I use this data for background checks or screening?
No. OpenDataUSA is not a Consumer Reporting Agency under the FCRA. These records may not be used for employment screening, tenant evaluation, credit decisions, insurance underwriting, or any other FCRA-regulated purpose. For official background checks, use an FCRA-compliant service.