Lightsense specializes in the use of light (spectroscopy) to identify and detect substances at very low levels including viruses, bacteria, and chemical compounds, and has pioneered the development of hand-held, miniaturized spectrometers. It's first product is the F1 hand-held fentanyl/methamphetamine detector for the law enforcement market. The device is the size of a smart phone, highly accurate, works on mixtures, provides immediate results, and "looks" through plastic bags so the first responder does not have to open the bag and potentially get exposed to toxic fentanyl. Lightsense has in development spectrometers that can identify viruses and bacteria, detect greenhouse gas emissions, detect food contamination, and other opioids such as heroin and cocaine. Principle roles include:* Providing management and strategy expertise;* Forging strategic partnerships;* Generating sales of F1;* Outreach to federal agencies including in the biodefense industry;* Making presentations; and*. Raising capital.

Provides management consulting expertise to executive levels of the Fortune 100, law firms, and the federal government in the areas of entrepreneurship, growing organizations, raising capital, strategic planning, and project management with a focus on environmental protection, clean energy development, and climate change. Representative projects include:*. Providing expertise on greenhouse gas and toxic chemical emission compliance requirements focusing on electronics manufacturing plants;* Department of Energy's Energy Parks Initiative (EPI): Principal Advisor to DOE's EPI program. Primary purpose of EPI was to assess potential for converting weapons sites into clean energy parks. Role included preparing strategy documents and briefing materials, making presentations, and coordinating with DOE principals, clean energy companies and entrepreneurs, capital markets, and climate change experts;* Radioactive Waste Cleanup Project: Advised Fortune 100 confidential client on the regulatory and economic risks of radioactive waste buried in an operating commercial landfill. Project included coordinating with DOE's Office of General Counsel on legal and regulatory matters;* Expert Witness for DOE Weapons Complex Litigation: Prepared expert report on the history of DOE's weapons complex with a particular focus on environmental risk, security, and weapons development and production;* Renewable Energy DOE Development Project: Evaluated the potential for building wind energy projects for a renewable energy developer on or proximate to DOE's weapons complex sites; and*. Chapter Director for Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2

Integrated Economic Solutions Corporation (IES) – Director/Co-founder 1998-2014IES, working with it's strategic and legal partners, created a whole new market in the monetization of environmental liabilities pursuant to historic insurance policies. Clients were Fortune 100 in the oil/gas, chemical, utility, and manufacturing sectors. Relationships were at the executive level. IES identified and priced the risk associated with portfolios of contaminated sites and defended the claims. The IES team generated financial recoveries of over $3 billion, and priced the risk at over 500 sites.Principle role included:*. Developing relationships with Fortune 100 executives that led to over $1 billion in recoveries including Dow, Chevron, Ashland, International Paper, FPL, Southern Company and others;*. Managing the technical process of risk pricing for portfolios contaminated sites; and*. Presenting and defending the claims to the insurance companies and their consultants.

* Micronic Technologies: Interim CEO for a wastewater treatment technology company;*. Capital Environmental: Founded environmental consulting and litigation support group for the law firm of Howrey&Dimon;*. DotRisk.com: Co-founder/Investor for an internet platform for buying and selling commercial insurance. Raised over $25 million in A, B, and C rounds;*. Thermatrix: Innovative air pollution control technology company. Member of deal team that raised over $20 million with a successful IPO, and coordinated outreach to federal agencies; and*. Geo-Resource Consultants: Started the federal contracting business line with EPA.

U.S EPA – Director, Office of Federal Facilities Enforcement- Senior Executive Service 1989-1995Formed EPA’s Office of Federal Facilities Enforcement (OFFE) in the Office of Enforcement for overseeing cleanup and compliance at military bases and DOE's nuclear weapons production sites. Responsibilities included:• Establishing national federal facility enforcement policy regarding CERCLA and RCRA,• Building nationwide organization including ensuring sufficient budgets,• Ensuring the placement of over 250 federal facilities on the CERCLA National Priorities List and the subsequent negotiation of CERCLA agreements,• Negotiating high-profile cleanup agreements,• Providing leadership on base closure matters,• Coordinating with Congressional committees on hearings and legislative matters, and• Leading U.S. delegation to NATO to negotiate agreement concerning pollution from former Soviet Union military bases.