Eagle Environmental

Brian D. Wilmot, Chairman/Director: Graduate of University of Minnesota 1966, Formed Eagle Environmental Technologies Ltd., in June of 1990, serving as Founder/Director and CEO during the development phase to present condition; directed merger of Public Company and Eagle creating the current Eagle configuration and continued as the lead officer and director; 1981-1986, Managing Partner of a gold mining project, wrote ERI report, designed the mining operation, facilitated the management organization of Limited Partners. 1979-1980, Organized and co-founded the New Central Sierra Bank, served as the Chairman of the Board, directed all State and Federal approval processes, recruited the directors and President, Currently the bank has five branches. No pay was offered or received for the work on this bank and no stock was given or purchased in the operation; 1977 to Present, a Real Estate Broker within California; 1973-1979 co founded Office Supply Store and Leasing company in California; 1966-1973 Area Supervisor for Texaco Inc. in Minneapolis, top sales representative in the Midwest Region, second in the Nation 1971.

Judith A. Wilmot, Director: Co-Founder Eagle Environmental Technologies LTD.; Graduate of the University of Minnesota; Art teacher in the Minneapolis/St. Paul Public School System. California Business: Secretary/Treasurer of JAB Enterprises, Inc.; Free Lance Commercial Artist for private Business and Zoological Parks and Aquariums, published Art Illustrator and Writer. 1979-1980, Organized and co-founded the New Central Sierra Bank, served as the Secretary of the organization Board of Directors; 1973-1979 co founded Office Supply Store and Leasing company in California.

Associates and Advisors

James A. Frye, P.E., EVP, B.S. Mechanical Engineering, New Mexico State University, 1954, Additional Course work; Georgia Tech University, Colorado University, Cryogenics, Project Management, SECURITY CLEARANCE DOE "Q" (1986 to 1991 - LANL and Rocky Flats), EXPERIENCE, over 41 years. Corporate Affiliations, EDC Engineering, 1970 to present, Kerr-McGee, Nuclear Division Sr. Project Engineer 1968 to 1970; Cabot Corporation, Chief Mechanical Engineer 1965 to 1968; Halliburton Services, Inc., Sr. Mechanical Engineer 1954 to 1965. Mr. Frye’s most recent projects have included development, with Eagle Environmental Tech., of the ZawMET catalyst de-metalizing process.
Under Mr. Frye’s direct technical supervision, EDC successfully completed engineering/design, construction services contractor for Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) between 1999 and 2003; remote controlled hand vacuum, vapor deposition facility for hazardous materials, remote controlled/automated system for laser cutting pressurized plutonium canisters inside a 15000 psi pressure vessel, chilled water system for the super conductor laboratory machine tool and electric furnace modifications, dust handling, collecting and recycling systems; and the EDC Zero Emission chip collectors, (ZECC) for the new Beryllium technology facility.
Industrial projects during this period include: Engineering/Design of ZawCAD 60,000 psi liquid nitrogen hull cleaning system for EPE/Lockheed, Piraeus, Greece. Other projects included design of on-board wash treatment systems for Bigelow Aerospace and a pilot facility for testing Corning ceramic membranes used to filter high temperature flue gas in an Ameripol petrochemical plant, Orange, Texas. From 1992 to 1995, he was instrumental in developing the "PERC" induction coupled plasma process for thermal destruction of military energetics that was successfully demonstrated at Drexel University and Alliant Tech. Systems, Elk River, MN proving grounds. During this time, he was also responsible for development of the "IGOR" telerobotic system for remote maintenance and repair of contaminated vessels for Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL). Mr. Frye provided mechanical engineering/design of the industry's first "CCBA" process unit for converting industrial wastes into ceramic aggregate that was successfully operated at the Rohr Industries plant near Chula Vista, California. From 1988 to 1995, Mr. Frye served as Executive Technical Consultant to LANL's Waste Management Division. He also engineered an electric infrared conveyor-type incinerator facility for the Portsmouth (DOE) Gaseous Diffusion plant and has provided conceptual design for hot cell manufacturing of nuclear fuel elements for space station reactors in the 21st Century. International projects included a uranyl nitrate solvent extraction plant for INER, Taiwan, a petroleum coke calciner/desulfurizer unit for GOFI, Egypt; a chlorine cell casting unit for DOW-Korea; a synthetic rubber additive unit for Petroleos Mexicanos; a North Sea bulk cement/drilling mud terminal; specialized petrochemical systems/equipment for ROMCHIM, Romania; an integrated gas field installation for Petrobangla, Bangladesh; a deep well drilling rig for Colombia and engineering of RADWASTE treatment systems for Ontario-Hydro of Toronto. Mr. Frye has served as Executive Technical Consultant to the governments of Romania, Taiwan, Nigeria and Bangladesh and to private firms in Canada, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, India, and Singapore.

Corporate Associates

Rutledge Securities Group LLC, New York City, New York, Members, New York Stock Exchange, Inc. Rutledge Securities is on the New York Exchange, the Finex of Dublin, Ireland and the Boston Exchange. Rutledge Securities, a member of SIA, and has an exclusive relationship with The Bullen Group of Canada, and has been advising Eagle on its news releases, offerings and reporting requirements.

EDC Engineering Inc. is an environmental engineering company with extensive experience in construction and development of innovative environmental equipment for processing hazardous waste. EDC has participated in plasma "proof of principle" testing programs with variations of plasma processing equipment. It has developed plants for processing finely divided solids, sludges and slurries. EDC has designed and constructed rotary kilns that are suitable for link up to Eagle's plasma equipment for VOC processing and soil remediation. EDC has been selected by Eagle to be the lead engineering and manufacturing entity for the new ZawCad technology and equipment.