Education and Research Consulting: CGJC Enterprises & AssociatesFour plus decades of experience in University–based research and education and private-sector consulting, including hundreds of peer-reviewed articles, and technical reports, as well as media publications and presentations.Science & Technology-University consortium management–Oak Ridge Associated Universities (11 yrs) -University Research Administration & Teaching-Georgia Tech (15yrs)-S&T & Environmental Consulting—Law Env., CH2MHill, CZRC, & individual projects (40yrs)Clients-US Departments of Energy (Office of Sci., ORNL, Y-12, PNNL), Defense, Homeland Security, Interior, Agriculture, Labor; US EPA; Appalachian Reg. Com.; US Dept. of Labor; and other agencies: –NSF, NOAA, US Army COE, USGS, NIOSH, NIH, NNSA, NASA, FLC, NRC…-State gov'ts—ex. SC, GA, NC, TN, MS, FL, VA & Municipalities -Industry—ex. Glacier Environmental Fund, Hercules, SUNOCO, Shell, American Petrofina, Reynolds Metals, Exxon Mobile, International Paper, Southeast Paper, The Southern Company, TI…Discriminators/Achievements• Successful marketing and business development in $Millions in hundreds of grants and contracts ranging from the social and cultural to energy, environment, and international security.• Assembling teams of technical experts & scholars• Execution & management of hundreds of projects• Personal access to the university research & education enterprise, and the extensive CGJC Associates Network of over 200 experts in: Energy, Environment, & STEM Education, National Security, Emergency Mgt & Risk Mgt Planning & Evaluation, • Technology Solutions, Evaluation of Scientific &TechnologyServices•Networking & Partnering, particularly accessing the research university community•Project Management and environmental field studies•Convening & facilitating business development, strategic planning, and program operations events•Business development & marketing

The Edith Bolling Wilson Birthplace Museum, just off of I-81 and I-77, is a marvelous place to learn about the center-stage role that Edith Bolling Wilson, the Secret President, played in our history.

The KRH, Inc. is a 501C3 venture that seeks to develop a former Lutheran girl's school into a retreat venue that would serve southwest Virginia and well beyond. About mid-way to the goal of complete renovation and independent operation, we seek your support for this economic development enterprise that would bring a 30-person lodging retreat that would serve personal and organizational lodging and meeting requirements with food services and more for up to 150 persons.

SIGMA XI, THE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH HONOR SOCIETYEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR• RESPONSIBILITYo The Executive Director/CEO ensures the success of the Mission of Sigma Xi under the auspices of the current Vision for the Society as established by the Members and Elected Representatives; and has continuous responsibility for the financial-solvency, social-status, technical-veracity, legal-status and ethical standards of the Society.• AUTHORITYo The Executive Director/CEO has complete and unencumbered authority to meet the Responsibility assigned in the best, most effective, expeditious and efficient manner possible under the established accountability of the incumbent.• ACCOUNTABILITYo The Executive Director/CEO is continuously accountable to the President and the Executive Committee; and, is annually accountable to the Board of Directors through a quantitative annual review of performance based upon pre-established measures of success of his/her responsibility and authority.ORGANIZATION BACKGROUND AND CULTURESigma Xi, the Scientific Research Society, founded in 1886 to honor excellence in scientific investigation, encourages a sense of companionship and cooperation among researchers in all fields of science and engineering. The Greek letters "sigma" and "xi" form the Society's motto, Spoudon Xynones, which translates as "Companions in Zealous Research."Sigma Xi:• an international, multidisciplinary research honor society• a community of 270,000 members and 500 chapters in academia, industry, or government in more than 100 countries. • encourages support of original work across all of science and technology• Publishes the award-winning American Scientist• Primary programmatic interests, for members, chapters and the research community include:o research ethicso the public understanding of science; o international research networking

Oak Ridge Associated Universities—Dr. John C. Nemeth served as Vice President for University Partnerships at Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU) for over eleven years. During his tenure, he established and developed ORAU’s University Partnerships enterprise into the nation’s largest science and technology university consortium consisting of 118 university and college campuses, including 99 major research institutions. Nemeth’s mission was to expand research and education opportunities for ORAU’s member institutions, thus strengthening universities’ global leadership in science, technology, engineering and math disciplines. He dedicated himself over the years: .

At Georgia Tech, Dr. Nemeth was Director of the Environmental Science and Technology Laboratory and Head of the Environmental Science and Technology Program of GTRI, both of which centered on applied environmental sciences and engineering projects. He has served on numerous committees and councils and is an officer in a variety of professional organizations. Examples of experience include:• GIT, LSU, and Rice University from one of the US EPA Hazardous Substance Research Centers S&SW, over a 10-yr period, Proposal co-author and the co-director for technology transfer and training and the national coordinator for a community support project--Technical Outreach Services for Communities. • National pilot program in on site consultation for small quantity generators of hazardous waste.Reporting to Adm. Richard Truly, the Director of GTRI, Dr. Nemeth was a member of the GTRI senior staff that carried out the strategic planning and operations of this approximately $100 million per year research organization. He also monitored the annual GTRI state line-item budget and coordinated GTRI’s State Programs and Special Projects, economic development activities and interactions with the GIT Economic Development Institute and various arms of state government including the Governor’s Office and Legislature.Dr. Nemeth participated directly in the design and formation process of the highly successful Georgia Research Alliance program, now a model for such programs nation-wide. He was jointly appointed as professor in the Schools of Applied Biology, Civil & Environmental Engineering, and Earth & Atmospheric Sciences.