Cloud water quality technology

Co-founder of OzGreen Energy, focused on reducing energy and water inefficiencies for large organisations and utilities using high tech solutions. Brands are TracWater, MeterTrac, and CarbonTrac which use battery or solar powered machine to machine, wireless capture of very big data over the cloud, providing near real-time predictive monitoring, interactive reports and alerts for assets and networks. With billions of calculations each year and over 99% accuracy, our products are proven and industry disruptive. We provide customers with knowledge, control and good ROI from cost reductions.

Founder of Team Millennium which specialised in providing hands-on assistance for start-up technology ventures and provided a range of high-level services and skill sets to businesses seeking to refocus, expand, or develop technology based products, source growth capital, or find alternative markets. Services provided included corporate restructures and capital raising, international licensing, joint venture formation, prototype development, technical problem-solving, development of market-ready products in short time frames, writing of patent specifications & technical development manuals, factory & plant and equipment design & construction, project management, practical problem solving and engineering solutions.

Co-founder of Konia Australia which designed, prototyped, and manufactured innovative water equipment targeting consumer water market segments. Konia Australia was the first company to build commercialized water from air extraction systems for drinking water using flow control ozone disinfection systems. The company was awarded a Queensland Government Smart State technology development Grant of $100.000 and was granted an Australian Innovation Patent for its technology in January 2007.

Biosecurity Ltd commercialised new methods for growing and daily harvesting of tons of plant matter for extraction of plant bioactive components in an absolute controlled environment. Following Stage 1 investment of $2.3 M and instigating R&D programs to validate underlying bio-technology processes, the company quickly gained recognition as a leader in a niche biotechnology field in Australia. In its first 18 months it achieved Australian sales of technology under license of $1.3M and commissioned two “first of type” food-grade biomass factories for combined cost of $1.8 M. A technology license for USA was also successfully negotiated.