As Corporate leader, Chairman of the Board, and CFO of a small and growing company, I spin many plates, both internally and externally. I am the public face and voice for CPMI, the lead sales contact for our products, the leader and go-to person for our board of directors and investors, the patent writer and consultant for and with our attorneys, the annual report writer for our investors, the front-line decision maker for our engineering and production department, the purchasing director, the… Show more As Corporate leader, Chairman of the Board, and CFO of a small and growing company, I spin many plates, both internally and externally. I am the public face and voice for CPMI, the lead sales contact for our products, the leader and go-to person for our board of directors and investors, the patent writer and consultant for and with our attorneys, the annual report writer for our investors, the front-line decision maker for our engineering and production department, the purchasing director, the conflict resolution director, the keeper of the walls and the signer of the checks... in short, not too unlike any other small company Chairman of the Board and CEO.At the end of very long days and nights, I sleep well, knowing that CPMI is providing a way for environment and industrialized commerce to coexist and thrive. Between redefining the way the world changes engine oil (and other fluids), protecting the environment and human health, and saving companies time and money in the process stands Clean Planet Mfg. & Labs, Inc. That realization brings me great joy. Show less

The Council on Environmental Standards (CES) is an industry-focused association committed to clean commerce. Instead of pushing for more legislation to force supply chain participants to improve their sustainability processes, CES works with manufacturers, transporters of goods, retailers, construction companies, the oil and gas industry, automotive repair shops, and many others to educate and encourage them to introduce and standardize used engine fluids maintenance procedures that eliminate… Show more The Council on Environmental Standards (CES) is an industry-focused association committed to clean commerce. Instead of pushing for more legislation to force supply chain participants to improve their sustainability processes, CES works with manufacturers, transporters of goods, retailers, construction companies, the oil and gas industry, automotive repair shops, and many others to educate and encourage them to introduce and standardize used engine fluids maintenance procedures that eliminate spills and other associated hazards that pollute daily across the globe. These entities demonstrate a heart for people, planet, and profit when they partner with other businesses to incorporate these new environmental technologies, procedures, and standards into their operations and willingly invest in the environment with their time, talent, and treasure.When used oil and other engine fluids spill above ground during regular automotive and heavy equipment maintenance and repairs and seep into soil, ground water, and below-the-surface habitats, the impact on planet life, including burrowing land animals, is profound. CES is enacting global change that will protect planet life and wellbeing of all - both great and small. Show less

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