Jim LeCrone

Prior to moving to Scottsdale, Arizona, Mr. LeCrone was the Chairman of the Board, CEO, and President of The N.J. LeCrone CO. The company was a major road building and paving contractor in Central Ohio. During his tenure Mr. LeCrone served on numerous committees of the Ohio Contractors Association and was elected by his peers to serve as Chairman of the Central Ohio Chapter of the association in 1976. The company completed the largest and most prestigious projects in Central Ohio. Mr. LeCrone was the principal owner and manager of LeCrone Property Association, a commercial real estate investment, and he was the president of Construction Equipment Co., a new and used construction equipment dealer.

Mr. LeCrone is the president and manager member of LeCrone Construction, LLC. LeCrone Construction, LLC is an Arizona Limited Liability Company qualified to do civil construction business in the State of Arizona. Mr. LeCrone is the company’s license holder which is designated as A‐ Commercial General Engineering by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors

Gordon M. LeBlanc, Jr

Gordon M. LeBlanc, Jr. is Chief Executive Officer of PetroSun based in Scottsdale, Arizona and is a third generation member of the oil and gas industry. Mr. LeBlanc has over thirty (30) years experience as an oil and gas operator and consultant. Mr. LeBlanc founded PetroSun, Inc in 2001 and is responsible for its transition into the renewable energy sector. Driven to discover new oil and gas reserves, Mr. LeBlanc expanded his base of operations from the Ark-La-Tex region of the Gulf South to Arizona, the Cooper-Eromonga Basin of Queensland, Australia and the Canning Basin of Western Australia. PetroSun has scheduled its exploration and development program to commence drilling operations during August 2009 in the Holbrook Basin located in Apache and Coconino counties of Northern Arizona. The primary objective of the initial program is to establish commercial production on approximates one million acres of private, state and federal leases.

Mr. LeBlanc also founded EnviroBac, Inc in 1988 for the research and development of the commercial application of microbial products within the food service and energy industries. Research in the cultivation of bacteria and algae as feedstock for biofuels was later initiated in 1998. Lastly, Mr. LeBlanc, EnviroBac and PetroSun focused on the open pond system and proprietary harvesting, dewatering and extraction technologies related to microalgae as the pathway to commercialization of algae as a biofuel feedstock. The present business model allows for the modification of existing commercial catfish, shrimp, crawfish and rice ponds for the cultivation of algae (microalgae and macroalgae). The farm pond owners will be compensated with a royalty from production of algal oil and algae biomass. Duckweed will also be cultivated in separate operations for its protein value. Lastly, Mr. LeBlanc is the Co-Founder and Vice Chairman of the 501-C3 children’s charity Every Kid Counts located in Scottsdale, Arizona. He is also active with a group of dedicated Phoenix Police officers who over the past ten (10) years have held numerous fund raising events for fellow officers killed in the line of duty or stricken with a serious illness or injury.

Hon. Gary Loster

Director

Mr. Gary L. Loster currently serves as Chairman and CEO of G.L. Loster and Associates; as President/CEO of The Motherland Group LLC, of Rose Hill, North Carolina, and its affiliate, Motherland Global Concepts Nigeria, Ltd. of Lagos ; on the Board of Directors of GML Oil & Gas International, Inc; Board of Directors of Infrastructure Financial Services, Inc. (IFS), Annapolis, MD; as partner to the Phoenix Group Alliance Oil, Gas & Energy / Construction Project & Acquisitions, Inc. of Cheyenne, WY; Co-Chair of United for the World Events Group (UWEG), Las Vegas, NV; on the Board of Directors of the Multicultural Women’s Council, of Houston, TX; the Board of Directors of Global Initiatives on Aids of Washington, DC. He has formerly served in the following capacities: as principle partner with Ventures Technology of Los Angeles, CA – a Nigerian international business advisory group; as consultant to the International City Managers Association of Washington, D.C. (assessing local government in Gweru, Zimbabwe); as consultant to the USDA Graduate School in Washington, D.C.; as consultant to Learning Designs, Inc. of Troy, MI; as consultant on international affairs to the Atrium Group of District Heights, MD; and, as consultant to the ARD Associates of Burlington, VT, assessing local governments in Nigeria, and as consultant to 21st Century on Crime Prevention Initiatives.

Sheikh Ahmed Mahmoud Loubani

Special Advisor for Middle East

Sheikh Ahmed Mahmoud  Kassem  Loubani Businessman for 35 years since the work in the following areas:-

1. The establishment of major projects.

A-   Projects relating to gas plants and units for liquid gas such as Nitrogen, Oxygen and Hydrogen…etc and     purified and processed units.

B-    Power  Stations

T-    Ports

W-  The installation and extension of pipelines and oil and gas operation.

C-   The maintenance of oil refineries

H-   Building oil refineries.

2. The marketing of crude oil and petroleum products such as diesel and fuel jet---Etc. And to obtain contracts from most OPEC countries for the benefit of a major global oil companies have oil refineries, as well as the marketing of liquid gas such as LNG, LPG from producers of these gases for the benefit of international companies buy the gas for itself and uses.

3. To help contribute to the financing of projects and assist in giving accurate information to study the economic feasibility of projects.

4. Extensive experience in global trade, especially with regard to strategic goods.