My 4 business interestsEnergy Share – The Oil and Gas industry pays significantly more than what they should to satisfy their obligation to JV Partners to share data. At the same time the industry obligates JV Partners to pay to exchange their own data. The Energy Share Service is to exchange data on behalf of an Operator at half the price without charging the JV Partners to give or get data. The core MoneyQube architecture and infrastructure provides the horsepower behind Energy Share Service Bureau. MoneyQube – KOAC Field Data Capture (FDC) – Pilot company - KOAC. Non-Profits struggle to put together reports on the use of funds from various Granting organizations. The reason is the disconnection between where invoices are processed as single line entries and how expenses get split for grant reporting purposes. The project requires first to assimilate the KOAC into the MoneyQube architecture, then on a go forward basis, commence using Smart Phone in to initiate cash transactions records by taking pictures. The core MoneyQube architecture and infrastructure provides the horsepower behind the field data capture needed for non-profits.Removing Solids Inc (RSI) – The Oil and Gas industry struggles to separate solids from drilling muds and produced fluids. The project is about building a service organization around the SRS Tool which is being field tested in Texas. The RSI Tool utilizes a registered patented process that uniquely employs gravity, time, motion and vibration to extract low and high gravity solids. The RSI business has an enormous financial upside and winning big on green. KOAC – Kiyooka Ohe Art Centre – The centre is a registered non-profit cultural attraction that provides a personal interaction with contemporary art in a natural reserve. The goal is to build a destination, a 20 acre sculpture park featuring 'art in nature'. What attracted my interest in the KOAC was the act of generosity of the founders to donate the land, buildings art and everything they had assembled over their lifetime, for future generations to experience.