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Professional Goals

• Development and Commercialization of Advanced Technologies
• International Corporate Development and Leadership
  
• Technology Transfer
• Development of New Technologies and Businesses

Education

    University of California at Berkeley
       B.S., Engineering Physics
       Phi Beta Kappa, Tau Beta Pi, Regents Scholar

Past Clearances

Publications

Experience

VIP Member and Educational Training, Karbon AI Programs, Japan and Australia
2021-Present
    Artificial Intelligent Cryptocurrency Trading Platform with the Badger Money Management System
    New Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) for Data Collections and Testing

ENNEAD Executive Partner, CFO
2005-Present
    Advanced Power and Energy Conversion Research and Services
    Nuclear Reactor Technology and Safety
    Large System Computer Simulations
    Private Consulting
    Engineering Physics, BS, UC Berkeley; Nuclear Engineering, MS and PhD, M.I.T.

Golden State College S.R.I.C.F. (Societas Rosicruciana in Civitatibus Foederatis, International)
Librarian and Webmaster
1999-Present
    Collect and organize all important research papers presented in our college for Northen California, and document them on the website of the college.
Secretary
2012-2019
    Manage and organize all activities of the college, including documentation of all business meetings, the professional papers presented, and all international relationships.

Institute for New Energy President
1994 to Present
    Review, analysis, and report the creation of new and advanced energy conversion systems for world-wide applications.
    Public release of information terminated in December 2003 via Patriot Act II. 

eWorld Partners LLC Executive Partner
2002 to 2005, San Mateo, CA
    International creation and application of internet electronic business cards with desktop rolodex software.

Lockheed Martin (Lockheed Missiles and Space Company) Senior Staff Electronics Engineer
1986 To 2013, Palo Alto and Sunnyvale, California
Retired Oct. 2013 via Large Layoff
    Senior Staff Electronics Engineer, Electric Power Systems (EPS).
    Spacecraft Electric Power Systems (EPS) Engineering and Simulation.
    Manager, Development and release of EPS Training Course to all LM Electrical Engineers (12 sessions, 3 hours each).
    Manager, Development and Applications of the Power Tools Suite (PTS) EPS Simulation Program for General Satellite and Space Missions:
       Over 80,000 lines of code for use on multiple computer platforms,
       Including 6 volume user's manual documatation supported with many technical papers.
       Power Tools Suite (PTS) Reports and Invited Technical Publications
    Manager, Development of EPS Standard and Design Guide for Unmanned Spacecraft Missions.
    Advanced Power Conversion Technologies Concepts Review and Applications.
    Applications to several customer and classified programs.
    Integration, Flight Software, Data Systems Engineering.
    Missiles Systems Division (MSD) (1996-2002):
      .  Manage, Develop, and Integrate Telecommunications Software, and
      .  Documentation for Various Missiles and Payload Programs.
    Group Engineer, Electrical Power Systems, Power Integration.
    Space Systems Division (SSD) (1990-1995):
      .  Managed Advanced Power Source Development and Integration Efforts,
      .  Completed Electrical Power Systems (EPS) SSD Major Analysis Project,
      .  Managed EPS Group of 19 Staff Engineers,
      .  EPS Lead for MAUDEE, MESUR, SCAMP, and Space Station Programs, and
         EPS SASN Modeling and Dynamic Testing and support for FEWS.
      .  Technical Lead on all LM USAF Space Nuclear Reactor Integration Study Efforts,
         including radioisotope heat sources and various power reactors:
         GPHS, DIPS, SP-100.STAR-C, TOPAZ, and others.
    Power Systems, Astronautics Division (AD) Engineering (1987-1990):
      .  BSTS and SSTS Nuclear Power System Interface Manager,
      .  Managed DOE DIPS development efforts for USAF/LMSC.
    Marketing Manager, Electro-Optics Groups, Palo Alto Research
         and Development Division (1986-1987).

Electric Power Research Institute Projects Manager
1978 To 1986, Palo Alto, California [http://www.epri.com]
    Manager of Several Major Projects, Nuclear Power Division:
    Responsible for management of one to three million dollars ($1M-$3M)
    of annual research program and project funding:
      .  Developed and managed eight separate technical research programs,
        including 21 separate technical project contracts with formal reports.
      .  Managed complex computer code and simulation developments on IBM,
        CDC, and CRAY computer systems.
      .  Created and led training programs for users of complex simulation codes.
      .  Created and led numerous formal technical information exchange meetings
        with US utility and corporate personnel.
      .  Created and developed the EPRI Nuclear Reactor Data Bank.
      .  Directed and implemented reviews of plant instrumentation and computer
        interfacing for nuclear plant safety applications.
    Created, coordinated, and directed the following conferences:
      .  Technical Program Chairman, 26th and 19th Intersociety Energy
        Conversion Engineering Conference, August 1991 in Boston (26th IECEC)
         and August 1984 in San Francisco (19th IECEC).
    .     Group Director, Energy and Resources Division, Summer Computer
        Simulation Conference, July 1982-1983.
      .  Technical Program Chairman, Conference on Small Break
        Loss-of-Coolant-Accident Analysis in Light Water Reactors, Aug. 1981.
      .  Co-Chairman, International Conference on Solution Methods for
         Nuclear Power Systems, January 1981.
    Author of over 85 published technical research publications:
      .  Manager & co-author of over 12 LM and 25 EPRI technical reports.
      .  Chairman or Co-Chairman of five national and international
        conferences, with published technical proceedings.
      .  Proficient with: CDC, IBM, CRAY, VAX, SUN, and PC
        computer systems; UNIX, FORTRAN and C; and various
        graphics applications, including slide and video generation.

Lockheed Professional Training Center, 1987
    Instructor - Nuclear Power and Space Power Technical Review courses for staff.

University of California at Berkeley, 1980
    Visiting Professor -- Taught graduate nuclear engineering and computer
    application seminars in the Department of Nuclear Engineering.

Los Alamos National Laboratory, 1975 To 1978
    Staff Member, Nuclear Reactor Safety Group - Directed development of
    nuclear power plant simulation studies and complex computer code
    simulations on advanced CDC and CRAY computer systems.

USAF, AFWL, Kirtland AFB, New Mexico, 1972-1975
    Project Officer, Captain USAF, - Member of the DOD/AEC/NASA
    Interagency Nuclear Safety Review Program Committee; program responsible
    for contract analyses of Air Force nuclear safety programs and official technical safety
    analysis of GPHS, DIPS, and plutonium-238 radioisotope heat sources.
    Air Force Systems Command Certificate of Merit.

University of New Mexico, 1974 To 1975
    Adjunct Professor -- Graduate nuclear engineering classes and nuclear
    laboratory research courses in the Department of Nuclear Engineering.

Additional Information

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA)
Advanced Power Systems Technical Committee - Senior Member
    AIAA Member 2026-Present
    Including advanced military, satellite, and aerospace power systems.

Cable Television Program Host
    Program Host and occasional guest on technical programs, 1993-present.
      .  Part-time host and guest of over 50 one-hour TV programs including "Technology Trends" and "Space Cities"
         Cable TV Programs, aired by Mountain View Cable TV.
      .  Have also been program floor director for several additional shows.

American Nuclear Society (ANS)
IECEC Technical Program Chairman (Twice)
    ANS Member.
    Intersociety Energy Conversion Engineering Conference (IECEC)
      .  1991 Technical Program Chairman (Boston Copley Marriott), and
      .  1984 IECEC Technical Program Chairman (San Francisco Hilton).
    Other Responsibilities Included:
      .  IECEC ANS Steering Committee Member (of two), 1984-1993.
      .  Executive Committee Member, Mathematics and Computation Division 1980 to 1984.
      .  Program Committee Member, Reactor Safety, Thermal-Hydraulics,
         and Advanced Energy Systems Divisions, 1980-1987.

International Association for New Science (IANS)
    Steering Committee for the International Symposium on New Energy 1993.
    Featured Speaker at the International Symposium on New Energy 1993.
    IANS Director for Research Proposals, 1993.
    Featured Speaker at IANS Symposium in September 1992.

Society for Computer Simulation
    Energy and Resources Group Director, 1982 to 1984.

Toastmasters Charter Club President, EPRI, 1985.

MIT Club of Northern California, Vice President 1986-1988.

"The AMIGA Class" Instructor and LMSC AMIGA User's Group President, 1986-1996.

Other Organizations
    Los Altos Masonic Lodge No. 712, F.&.A.M., Past Master 1999.
    Palo Alto York Rite & Knights Templar; PHP 1999, PC 1998, IM 2003.
    San Jose Scottish Rite, 32nd Degree.
    Life Member, Royal Order of Scotland.
    Knight York Cross of Honor 2006
    Knight Templar Cross of Honor in California 2013.
    Asiya Shrine in San Francisco, Past Commander of the Legion of Honor 2009 & 2023

Activities
    Enjoys active athletics, formal dancing, sports, skiing,
       springboard diving, and rugby union football.
    Excellent Health.
    Two grown children.
    Native Californian.

References and Curriculum Vita of detailed information
    Available upon request.

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