Establishing Pharm Robotics as Co-Founder in July of 2017. Our mission is to create a sustainable economic future for dairy farmers through the use of automation and machine learning. Thus, significantly decreasing labor costs and increasing yields on a per cow per year basis. We currently have 41 non-binding, signed letters of intent from dairy farmers representing over 350,000 cows and $12.3M in potential revenue.Writing a patent entitled, "Robotic Injection System for Domestic Herd Animals", the company business plan, and strategic management plan. These 3, 40-page documents outline the entire conceptual framework, financial projection, and strategic vision for our product, SureShot. They contain in-depth descriptions such as different applications, add-ons, and scenarios for the presented invention.Developing various financial models for the company, specifically a 6-year projection with net income maintained at over $191M. As CFO, I have had the opportunity to develop various financial models and conceptual frameworks for the company.Participating in the 2018 Sprint/DFA Accelerator Program in Kansas City, MO. The Sprint/DFA Accelerator Program provided mentorship, connections, workshops, investment opportunities, and resources to help accelerate the growth for AgTech and food company startups selected for this 90-day program.www.pharmrobotics.net

Moo Group LLC. is an American conglomerate holding company headquartered in San Jacinto, California, United States. The company currently has equity in Pharm Robotics, LLC. and Got Goods Systems, LLC. under the leadership of Marinus Dijkstra and Alexander Chuck. Moo Group's vision is to lead the progressive frontier of the agriculture industry.

Overseeing the production of 60,000 tons of certified organic compost, fiscally. Cottonwood Compost has been granted organic certifications by both CDFA, a government-run agency, and OMRI, a nationally recognized independent organization. Our certified organic compost is sold to wholesale organic farmers located in the Coachella Valley, Imperial Valley, Palo Verde Valley, and southwest Arizona.Providing the free service of obtaining raw manure from dairy farms, composting it, and hauling it off of their property. Otherwise, dairy farmers would have to pay logistics companies to have this raw manure hauled away.Cutting the cost to produce by roughly 50% through the development of a water injection system for windrow composting. Inefficient compost operations often use water trucks to add more moisture when composting cow manure to speed up microbial activity. We were able to develop an automated system to simultaneously turn windrows and inject them with water to carry out effective anaerobic processes.www.cottonwoodcompost.com

Managing a large operation with more than 3,000 cowsOverseeing the financial strategies through hedging and other means of risk mitigationEstablish and deploying various protocols that improve reproductive health and herd immunity

Managed a large dairy with more than 2,600 cowsAssisted in design in the cooling systems for the herdInvolved in the electrical, construction, and logistics for the facility

Managed the herd with more than 1,200 cowsOversaw treatment, overall herd health, and reproductive protocolsLearned various sanitation solutions for the milking equipment

Assisted with herd management for more than 5,000 cowsLearned how to administer herd health protocolsDeveloped the fundamentals on how to manage employees

Learned how to artificially inseminate cows Worked on construction for the facilityManaging employees on the 1,800 head dairy

Learned how to milk on a 45-cow dairyInvolved in the herd health and farming portion of the operationWork on the facility's construction