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Eagle Environmental
Brian D. Wilmot, Chairman/CEO:
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.
Mark N. Wayne, President, Director:
Work History - Sep 1965 to Jun 1998, Instructor/Department head C.I.S Chabot College Hayward, CA. Taught lecture/laboratory classes,
developed curriculum, constructed budgets, formulated teaching schedules,
designed computer labs for the Computer Information Systems department. Wrote
textbooks in COBOL, FORTRAN and Flowcharting and Coached the Intercollegiate
Tennis team. Jul 1972
to Mar 1995 Owner/Operator Supreme
Courts/Salinas Athletic Club Northern California, CA. Opened, owned
and operated various Athletic Clubs/concessions in Nine locations in the Bay
area/Salinas CA. Helped develop "SportsMed" a computer software
package with a PhD Exercise Physiologist to evaluate and prescribe workouts and
measure progress of fitness. Education: Sep 1960
to Jun 1965 San Jose State University, San Jose, CA, BS Marketing MS Marketing. While attending San Jose, worked for the college as a computer
operator, computer programmer and systems analyst. In charge of the
college computer laboratory 1961-1964; Tennis team 1958-1959, 1961-1962; Mt San
Antonio College 1959-1960; Michigan State University 1958-1959. Memberships: International
Racquetball Association; California State Chairman-IRA 1975-1979; Member of the
National Board of Directors-IRA 1980-1982; National Racquetball Doubles
Champion 74',80',84',89',93' ; Sponsored by AMF Voit, HEAD, Black Knight. Software/System Skills: Taught Computer languages including Autocoder,
COBOL, FORTRAN, BASIC, RPG and Applications including Visicalc, LOTUS, EXCEL,
dBASE, rBase, Wordstar, WORD.
Judith A. Wilmot, Secretary/Treasurer/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.
Connie Helwig, Director, Audit Committee: Graduate ofSacramento State
University in 1975 with a
BA degree in Criminal Justice. Ms.
Helwig worked two years at the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Department. She worked the next four years in the residential
building industry, in sales, for Eastman Building Products and Valley Cabinets
Manufacturing. In 1981, Ms. Helwig built
a full line vending company from the ground up.
Today that company, D & H Vending Services, Inc., operates 200
vending machines at 50 different locations.
As President, Ms Helwig facilitates all aspects of running a
company. She oversees and participates
in areas which include training, purchasing, scheduling, marketing, repairs,
and sales. She works closely with a tax attorney and CPA to ensure all legal
and accounting jobs are complete. Ms. Helwig is a member in good standing with National
Automatic Merchandising Association (NAMA), which is their industry
representative organization.
Gail A. Durst, Director, Audit Committee: Attended
American River
College inSacramento,
CA; Worked at McClellan AFB inSacramento for 20 years. Ms. Durst’s professional experience includes:
Electronic Technician - Certify test equipment; Electro-Mechanical Gyroscopic instrument
repair; Technical Orders Drafting - Writing technical orders for various,
craft.; Working with private companies such as Rockwell and Northrup; and Precision
Measurement Equipment Laboratory Technician - Certified equipment under the
guidelines set by the National Bureau of standards. In 1981, Ms. Durst built a
full line vending company from the ground up. Today that company, D&H
Vending Service, Inc., operates 200 vending machines at 50 different locations.
As Secretary I Treasurer, Ms. Durst facilitates all aspects of running a company,
concentrating on; banking and accounting. She is a member of National Automatic
Merchandising Association and National Federation of Independent Business.
Julia Thompson,
Director, CryoYcix Committee: Ms. Thompson’s professional experience began at
the county level counseling first delinquent, then dependent children. She
progressed into increasingly responsible Peace Officer positions within the
California Department of Corrections working with adult male felons during two
decades of enormous prison construction and population growth. Since retiring
from State service she served as a substance abuse counselor; CFO of a family
business, Thompson Industries LLC, founder and CEO of Lake Solano Investors
Group; and most recently as a Program Coordinator for the Vacaville Police
Department. Ms. Thompson education includes: Associate of Arts Degree- Public Service & Administration/
Criminal Justice Administration- Solano
Community College 1971; Correctional Peace Officer PC 832 Academy – Modesto
Junior College (Class 50 - 1977); Certificate
in State Management – California Department of Personnel Administration
(1985); Qualifications Appraisal
Chairperson Certification - California Department of Personnel
Administration (1985) Anti-Sniper and
Survival Certification – Federal Bureau of Investigation 1980; Hostage Negotiations Academy –
California Department of Corrections 1987; Personnel
Investigator Certification – Modesto Junior College 1999; and Inter-Governmental Management Certificate,
Marconi Center, Marin County, CA 1998. Ms. Thompson experience includes:
Vacaville Police Department, Part-time Program Coordinator- Crossing Guard and Volunteer
Programs. November 2006-Present; Lake
Solano Investors Group: Founder & Chief Executive Officer, 2001-Present; Thompson Industries, LLC dba Sonora Auto
Parts; Managing Partner, 2003-2005; AK.
Bean Foundation – Substance Abuse Counselor,Solano
County: 2002-2003; California
Department of Corrections: December 13, 1976 – January 1, 2001; andCounty ofSolano,
Fairfield,CA: Group Counselor I & Supervising
Group Counselor II: Solano County Children’s Shelter & Juvenile Hall 1971-1977.
Ms. Thompson’s Civil Service Grades include: Correctional Administrator: Associate Warden Custody Operations
Calipatria State Prison; Budgets and Special Projects Coordinator, Correctional
Education and Inmate Programs Unit, Institutions Division, Sacramento, CA;
Chief, Program Support Unit, Institutions Division, Sacramento, CA; Facility
Captain/Captain/Program Administrator: California Men’s Colony – San Luis
Obispo, CA; Classification & Paroles Representative (C&PR)/Correctional
Counselor III – R. J. Donovan Correctional Facility, San Diego, CA; Assistant
Classification & Paroles Representative / Correctional Counselor II – Avenal
State Prison, Avenal, CA; Correctional Lieutenant: Conservation Camp Commander –Delta
Conservation Camp, Suisun, CA; Avenal State Prison (Activation),California
Medical Facility; Solano State Prison, Vacaville, CA; Correctional Counselor I:
Correctional Training Facility, Soledad, CA; Northern Reception & Guidance Center, CMF,
Vacaville, CA; Correctional Sergeant: San Quentin State Prison, Tamal, CA;
California Medical Facility, Vacaville, CA; Correctional Program Supervisor I:
California Correctional Center, Susanville, CA;
and Correctional Officer: California Medical Facility, Vacaville, CA;
Ms. Thompson’s publication credits include: Co-author – Feeling Good Again – A Guide to Healthy Nutritional Supplementation;
and Production Coordinator- Living Free -
Pre-Release Video Program (Awarded Best
Correctional Video Program in America - American Correctional Association
1998). Ms. Thompson’s professional activities include: Institutional Tactical Team,California Correctional
Center,Susanville,CA
(1978-80); Employee Assistance/Post Trauma Team Coordinator (Suicidal talk
downs: Tower Officer CSP-Solano. Sgt. In
Bakersfield –Avenal SP); (Hostage)
Negotiations Management Team, Team Leader –Avenal State Prison, Avenal, CA
(1985-88) Member – California Medical Facility (1984-85); Guest Instructor –
Correctional Officers PC 832 Academy (1980 & 1982); Loaned Executive –
California United Way Combined State Employees Campaign 1997; Consultant: Strategic Planning and Goal
Setting – City of Avenal (1998); Recreation Commissioner & Commission
Chairperson – City of Avenal (1986-88); Thompson Industries, LLC – Managing Partner
and Chief Financial Officer; and Lake Solano Investors Group – Founder and
Chief Executive Officer. Ms. Thompson’s professional memberships include: Correctional Education Association 1995-2000;
American Correctional Association (1985-2000); California Correctional Peace
Officers Association (1976-2000); Imperial County Peace Officers Association
(1999-2000); Solano County Association of Fire Chiefs (1988-89); California
Human Services Organization – Chapter President; Secretary; Northern California
Regional Representative (1972-77); Elected Official – Republican Party Central
Committee, Solano County 4th District; and Solano County Republican Women Federated –
1st Vice-President. Ms.
Thompson’s volunteer experience includes: Vacaville Police Department –
Volunteer in Police Service (V.I.P.S.) Patrol Assistant; and American Red Cross
- Disaster Action Team Yolo County Chapter 1996-2000. Certifications include Shelter Management;
Damage Assessment; Emergency Vehicle Operations.
Heather J. Walsh, Director, CryoYcix Committee: B.S. Chemical
Engineering, University of Washington, 1983; Specialized on-the-job training:
Project Management; High and Intermediate Pressure Safety; Test Engineering;
Hydrostatic Test Supervisor; Radiological Controls Requisition Writing,
Radioactive Material Handling; SARA/OSHA Training for Hazardous Waste
Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facilities Workers; Additional, Hazardous
Material Management courses work through University of California, Berkley
Extension, SECURITY CLEARANCE DOE “Q” (1983 to present - Idaho National Engineering
Laboratory [INEL], Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory [LLNL]), EXPERIENCE,
over 24 years; Corporate Affiliations, International Business Machines (IBM)
Chemical Engineering Intern, 1981; Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Navel
Reactors Facility, contract to INEL, Engineer, Test Engineer and Hydrostatic
Test Supervisor, 1983-1989; Stone and Webster Engineering, contract to LLNL,
Lead Procedure Engineer and Procedure Writer, 1989-1994; Comtech, contact to
LLNL, Team Leader, Deputy Group Leader, Process Engineer and Chemical Analyst,
1989-1998; LLNL, Division Thrust Leader, Process Engineer and Chemical
Analyst,1998 to present.
As a Division Thrust
Leader and Process Engineer to LLNL,
Ms. Walsh provides Chemical Analysis and Process Engineering support to the
Nonproliferation, Arms Control and International Security (NAI) Directorate.
Ms. Walsh provides technical and analytical International assessments to
policymakers in support ofU.S.
arms control efforts for use in preventing the spread or use of weapons of mass
destruction (WMD). As a part of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Ms. Walsh traveled toIraq and
provided subject matter expertise to the Iraqi Survey Group. Previously, Ms.
Walsh provided Chemical Analysis and Process Engineering support to the
Proliferation Detection and Defense Systems Program of the NAI Directorate. Ms.
Walsh worked closely with analysts, military personnel, physicists, chemists,
and other chemical engineers to provide a detailed systems analysis of the
chemical, nuclear, and biological processes used by proliferating countries for
the production of weapons of mass destruction; evaluated system designs,
equipment usage, and chemical hazards associated with the production of
chemical, nuclear, and biological weapons and develop the complex system into a
coherent and analyzable scheme.
As a Process Engineer contracted to LLNL, Ms. Walsh provided Process
Engineering support to the Hazardous Waste Management (HWM) Division; developed
design criteria and design layouts, performed hazards and safety analysis
reviews for designed treatment units, and provided justification, cost
estimates, schedules, material lists, and regulatory guidance for various
hazardous and radioactive waste treatment units.
As Project Engineer for
the Walk-in Size Reduction, Decontamination and Inspection Booth, provided the
technical and engineering support for procuring, installing and testing the
treatment unit: Established the design criteria for the booth, prepared the
procurement and performance specification, worked with Industrial Safety
Engineers, Industrial Hygienists, and Health Physicists to mitigate hazards and
safety issues that could possibly occur.
As Project Manager and Project
Engineer for the Gravel Reconditioning Unit, carried the project through
every stage of development: Established design criteria, provided justification
and literature to support the project, reviewed vendor information and
determined the necessary equipment and materials to safely and effectively meet
the design criteria, performed various calculations to assure optimum
performance of the unit, prepared cost estimates ,e procurements of the
equipment and materials, provided design layouts, managed the budget ,
determined operational and logistical criteria for operating the unit,
coordinated the project, prepared status reports detailing the progress of
development, made formal presentations and. presented papers on the project at
the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Third Biennial Mixed Waste
Symposium, the Department of Defense (DoD) Environmental Technology Workshop,
the Waste Policy Institute Challenges and Innovations of Hazardous Waste
Conference, the Waste Management '96 Symposium, and DOE's Low-Level Radioactive
Waste Management Conference.
As Project Manager for the Centrifugation Unit,
prepared detailed quality assurance (QA) checklists to assure the vendor met
the requirements of the technical specification, performed a visual safety
inspection and functionality test of the unit at the vendor's facility,
obtained detailed information for operating and maintaining the unit,
negotiated contract changes with the vendor, and provided HWM personnel with a
technical overview of the unit's operation. As Process Engineer, provided the
following support for designing and specifying equipment used to perform
treatability studies: Determined the design criteria for the items, worked with
Industrial Safety Engineers, Industrial Hygienists, and Health Physicists,
coordinated the design review through multi-disciplinary organizations,
resolved technical questions, submitted necessary documentation to support the
National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and Resource Conservation and Recovery
Act (RCRA) permitting, provided justification and detailed specifications for
procuring items, initiated market surveys, resolved comments, and maintained
close communication with Procurement.
Ms. Walsh provided laboratory support in the
verification (field) laboratory at HWM: Prepared procedures for operating an
energy dispersed x-ray fluorescent (EDXRF) spectrometer, a liquid scintillation
counter, and a gamma spectrometer, prepared test standards, provided
quantitative and qualitative analysis, and provided DOS programming support for
data files on the instrument's IBM-compatible computers. Ms. Walsh interacted
with several organizations to develop a sample technique and criteria for
sampling depleted Uranium (U-238) chips and turnings. Provided programming
support for updating a database used by the operations technicians, and assisted
with the development of the HWM Universal Requisition by compiling necessary
data fields from several types of existing Waste Disposal Requisitions.
As a
Process Engineer and Lead Procedure Writer contracted to LLNL, Ms.
Walsh prepared and revised
administrative procedures, system operating procedures and management plans
used for the treatment, storage, and disposal of hazardous and/ or radioactive
waste. As Lead Procedure Engineer, Ms. Walsh oversaw the work of the Procedures
Office and its staff; maintained completed records and organized files which
were instrumental to successfully passing audits from LLNL internal activities
(e.g., Hazardous Materials Packaging, Transportation and Safety (HMPTS), LLNL
Quality Assurance, Environmental Protection Department Quality Assurance, and
HWM Quality Assurance) and other offsite organization (e.g., Department of
Energy, Department of Toxic Substance Control, and other National
Laboratories); reviewed and provided technical edits to all procedures prior to
submitting the procedure for review. Coordinated the development of 5
programmatic procedures and 13 implementing procedures used for characterizing,
certifying, packaging, and shipping low-level radioactive waste to an off-site
facility;
As an Engineer working for Westinghouse at INEL, Ms. Walsh
designed and engineered temporary mechanical systems to operationally check new
or upgraded piping systems and components; prepared comprehensive test
procedures and operating procedures associated with the overhaul of two naval
nuclear prototype reactor systems; expedited reactor plant certification by
co-authoring a detailed certification inspection document and coordinating the
efforts of several organizations to form an inspection support group;
negotiated contracts with outside vendors, and; developed and implemented a new
computerized Document Control System which improved efficiency and overall
coordination of document certification.
As a Chemical Engineer Intern with
IBM’s General Products Division, Ms. Walsh performed laboratory tests and
measurements in the field of photolithography; studied dissolution rates of
alumina using surfactants and chemical developers; mechanically measured etch
amounts and correlated data to determine the most suitable developer for
etching alumina; assisted in setting up a chemical laboratory and aided with
the servicing of equipment; contributed to IBM a multiple masking technique
employed in measuring etch rates.
Gary K. Hill, Director
: 68, Education: Attended: Sacramento City College, Cosumnes River College and American River College. Graduated from The University of San Francisco, BS degree in Organizational Behavior Courses Completed: National Certified Investigators Training Program, Law Enforcement Training Institute School of Law University of Missouri-Columbia Extension.Community; Dispute Service and Arbitration, San Jose State University, Extension Program.Management; Update, Facts and Fads, University of California, Extension Program.Management; Communication: State Personnel Board Manager/Secretary Team: State Personnel Board Transactional Analysis for Managers: State Personnel Board Written Communication: State Personnel Board
Employment: 1973 – 1996 Retired Executive Officer, Veterinary Medical Board/Animal Technician Examining Committee, Department of Consumer Affairs, State of California; was responsible for the licensing examination, and its development and administration for both groups; licenses, certifications and renewals were issued to all who were qualified. The protection of the Animal Owner Consumer was done through enforcement of statutes and regulations of the Veterinary Practice Act, State of California; 1996-2006-retired Owner of G.K. Hill & Associates, Business Consulting Company, providing complaint resolution and litigation facilitor services to the license Veterinarians; 2002-2006-retired Director of Unlicensed Activity, California Veterinary Medical Association; 1998-2007-retired Executive Director of the California Ocularist Association, providing association management, legislative and regulatory expertise.
Publications and Presentations: California Veterinary Medical Association Journal
Articles on Enforcing the Veterinary Practice Act; "Applying the Angoff Method to set a Cut-Off Score for the California Veterinary Medical Examination" November 1989
Guest Lecturer at U.C. Davis School of Veterinary Medicine; Guest Lecturer at National, Regional and State Veterinary Conferences; Guest Lecturer Advanced Veterinary Regulatory Survival Seminars sponsored by California Veterinary Medical Association
Continuing Education Lecturer "License on the Line"; Seminars sponsored by California Veterinary Medical Association 2002-2003.
Randy S Nordlof, Director: 51, Education: 1979- Bachelor of Science Degree, Portland State University, Portland Oregon, 1985-Masters of Science Degree, Lewis & Clark College, Portland Oregon
Work Experience: 2005-present- Alsco, Portland Oregon, Sales Management, Corporate and Major Account Consultant, Sales Consultant; 2004-2005-Abtech Consulting, Portland Oregon, Sales Consultant; 2001-2004-Key Manufacturing and Rental, Brooks Oregon, Vice President for Business Development; 1996-2001-Nautilus Plus/Gold's Gym, Portland Oregon, Corporate Director, Corporate Sales; 1994-1996-Portland Pride, Professional Indoor Soccer Team, Portland Oregon, general Manager; 1988-1994-Portland State University, Women's Basketball Coach, Instructor, Assistant Athletic Director in charge of Marketing, Associate Athletic Director, Director of Athletics
1985-1988-Lewis & Clark College, Portland Oregon, Women's Basketball and Soccer Coach, Instructor; 1979-1985-North Clackamas and Gresham School Districts, Educator.
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.
Howard E. Ayers, 45 years plus of accounting experience starting as an office boy for a
CPA firm directly out of High School, plus 8 years of college graduating
with a Bachelors degree in Accounting and Finance, Degree: Registered
CPA Massachusetts 1965.
WORK HISTORY: May 2002 until present; Owner Associated Business Services
doing auditing for several businesses and tax preparations and financial
statements.
April 1998 to May 2002: W, Dale, McGhie CPAs; Duties include Bookkeeping
for several small companies, Weekly Payrolls, Payroll Taxes, Month end
and year end statements. Auditing and preparation of regular and certified
financial statements (SEC) required statements. Taxes – personal
– partnerships, and corporate. Bankruptcy Court reporting on financials
for Bk companies. Personal Financial Statements,
March 1995 to April 1998: ABC Seamless Siding and Lifetime Windows, All
American Home Improvements; Duties included all bookkeeping, payroll, estimating,
customer financing taxes etc as well as direct sales to customers
September 1990 TO March 1995: Tax Account Pros: Duties included bookkeeping for
several small companies, Corporate, Individual taxes, related services
as needed.
1976 TO 1990; Harold Blumenthal CPA, Long Island, New York,
Duties included auditing and financial statement preparation, taxes, and
reports for several non-profit agencies funded by the Federal Government.
Also retained by the Federal Government (FBI) for auditing and reporting
for fraud and embezzlement of several non- –profits and health care
facilities that received Federal Funding. (After Mr. Blumenthal passed
away was put directly under the (FBI) to continue this work.
Laszlo L. Rakoczi, Strategic
Advisor. Group Vice President of Tymshare/Tymnet, Inc., heading up research
and development, acquired Value Added Networking businesses such as: Office
Automation, Direct Data Network, Transportation Systems, Data Base Systems
Services, Communication Processors, Transaction Services; Partner of H&O
Technology Partners. Served on the Board of LOCKHEED-Information Services
Group (ISG). Member of the Board of Directors and resident U.S. partner
of Fondo Supra S.A. de C.V. of Mexico, a joint subsidiary of Bancomer,
Mexico's largest commercial bank, and NAFIN, the Mexican Federal Government's
Business Development Bank. Partner of Supra Ventures; Chairman of the
Board of Directors and co-founder of Supra Tel, Inc.: Chairman of the
Board of Directors and co-founder of RES Co-Ventures, Inc.
Technical Development. Chief of Research in a Scientific Institute. Developed
procedures in computing technology, new special tools and measuring techniques.
Resolved problems of computer aided production planning and applied microcomputer
in energy measurement systems. Implemented the ISO 9000 quality assurance
system in Hungary. Achieved international magnitude in the application
of high temperature ceramic based superconductors. Author of various technical
books and textbooks used in Universities and Colleges. Has written many
articles and publications.
Larry J. Douglas, PhD., Consultant,
Research and Development. Entropy Associates, President and research director.
Solar Energy Research Institute, Manager, Strategic Planning, project
manager; Ph.D in Physical Chemistry, Denver University. Professional Achievements
and Skills, Who's Who in American Men of Science. Who's Who in Western
America; Chairman, Electrochemical society Rocky Mountain Region Marathon
Oil Company Research Enter, Research Scientist; Vice Chairman, RESNA Marathon
Oil Company Chapter; Taught Fellowship.
Matthew Miskic, International
Marketing, Government Relations, EPA Regulations. Graduated from Georgetown
University, Washington, D.C. - Foreign Service School and Institute of
Languages and Linguistics in 1965 with Master's Degree in Science. Fluent
in 7 languages: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Italian and
Croatian. Attended Sorbonne in France and Maximilians Universitaet in
Wuerzburg as will as Wilhelms Westfaelische Universitaet in Muenster,
Germany. Owner of Woodhaven Development and Croatian Corp. President of
Intercommerce, Inc. of Nevada.
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.
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