IBT provides an Intelligent Battery Monitoring and Management system to monitor the state of charge and health of the battery on a real-time basis. By detecting abnormalities in electrical and chemical behavior of the battery the monitoring system allows its customers to take preventive measures and remote maintenance to avoid costly failuresOur monitoring technology utilizes big data collected directly from cell on voltage, current, temperature and internal resistance to estimate the state of charge and state of health of batteries in service.

EcoVille is in the business of developing Eco Communities by bringing together innovative technologies that will enable communities to positive changes in the way we live. Our primary goal is to integrate prefabrication construction and energy efficiency & renewable energy technologies and apply a system design approach to achieve self-sufficiency that will drive towards a net carbon footprint. The secondary goal is to create a community atmosphere with a conscious high-density community that fosters social and physical interaction. We achieve this through strategic partnerships that bring together the best systems, knowledge, and expertise to create self-sufficient communities through a holistic approach.Currently, we are working two land development projects focused on developing affordable housing within a sustainable community framework that integrates clean energy technologies to reduce the carbon footprint and build a community.

OTI Technologies Inc is battery company focused on developing Mn/Zn based batteries based on a break through technology that came out of UBC. The company is working on developing batteries that will replace lead acid batteries in backup power as well as numerous other energy storage applications including grid tied storage. The company is built a very strong technical team including Professor David Wilkinson from UBC and Dr. Joey Jung from Kametco supported by experienced business executives to take this technology to the market.

Y Cleantech is in the business of developing renewable & energy efficiency projects for industrial and commercial customers. The company has done many energy efficient retrofit projects in greater Vancouver area using the "pay as you save" business model. It also has developed many solar projects. One of our focus has been to work with our partners Global Miro Grid and Simpson & Maxwell to integrate solar and storage into diesel communities using proprietary control; technologies. We have successfully finished one project and are developing number of other projects.

Founder and Director of Clean Tech Community Gateway (CTCG) which is a neutral, not-for-profit organization comprised of public and private sector partnership to develop and deploy clean energy solutions within rural and remote communities. The main focus of CTCG is to work with First Nation and other remote communities and industry sites to become less dependent of fossil fuels by deploying sustainable energy solutions that utilize locally available resources. CTCG’s mission is to create opportunities to develop innovative, clean technology projects that assist communities in transitioning towards sustainable economies. Our vision is to be a catalyst in bring together the communities with knowledge, technology suppliers and finance to make these project happen. Our focus is to integrate and deploy technologies solutions that will utilize locally available resources to meet the energy, water and food needs of the communities.

Successfully managed large public and private programs to support the clean energy sector in BC and Canada. Developed extensive national and international networks in the clean energy sector specifically in the US, EU, Japan, China and India. Proven history of managing and growing profitable technology businesses. Strengths include strategic thinking, leadership to bring out the potential in people, and ability to build strong strategic relationships that have led to Canadian and International private public partnerships.Manage the business function of the Institute with an annual budget of $12 million, which includes technology transfer, regional cluster development, strategic and business planning, contract management, marketing, and technology management. Accountable for developing new business and research opportunities, creating receptivity for the research and development program, and maximizing the Institute’s and region’s position with respect to partnerships, commercialization capacity, technology transfer, and investment potential.

Established and led the Sri Lanka Program that included developing and executing number of development projects over period of five years amounting to more than a million dollars of funding from International Foundations and organizations. As a board member of Rose Charity Canada provided strategic and business support to number of projects across the world.

Reporting to CEO, directed three research groups of 30 researchers and technologists in the area of Materials, Alternative Energy and Hydrogen Technologies. Developed and implemented strategic and marketing plans. Built a strong internationally recognized group with business and entrepreneurial skills.

Managed a variety of large research and testing programs in Materials and Sustainable Energy Technologies.