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The ERTH team has many years of combined business experience in this and other industries, much of that in successfully developing start up businesses into mature companies. ERTH has utilized both inside and outside expertise to augment its management personnel in a number of key areas, including research, testing, engineering and business support. The combination of internal management and external advisors offers ERTH the wide range of expertise required by a start-up industrial technology company.
James Muzzy is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the company, with more than 30 years of involvement in international business development, waste recycling, alternative fuels, telecommunication, banking, finance and public markets. He spent 10 years with the Bank of America where he was involved in merchant banking, real estate and construction projects in 16 countries with a portfolio value of over $2 billion. Mr. Muzzy was an early participant in the alternative energy industry, including biomass renewable fuels. He has also been involved in various private and public companies involved in the recycling of various wastes.
Margaret Hansson Is one of the original founders of ERTH, and has over 35 years experience with ownership, operations and general management of privately held companies. Ms. Hansson has a successful track record as an entrepreneur developing multiple companies and serves on a number of boards. She has extensive experience with water recycling and purification processes.
Paul Cornay is the other founder of ERTH, and is the inventor of the centrifuge technology, which was based on his experience in environmental clean up of oil field wastes. Mr. Cornay has extensive experience in commercializing and manufacturing his inventions.
Key Program Coordinators and Advisors
Dick Moll is the ERTH Centrifuge Program Coordinator. His lifetime professional career has been involved in all aspects of industrial centrifuges. He has strong background in applications, adapting design for the marketplace, determining marketplace needs, and management expertise. His professional background includes extensive work in North America, as well as significant international exposure.
Tony Walsh has 30 years of experience in project management, design and construction of chemical plants, petrochemical plants and decommissioning and remediation of mothballed chemical and sour-gas producing facilities. At Noram Engineering and Constructors, Ltd. he is resposible for the environmental technology business area, with a focus on treatment of contaminated water and soils.
Dan Eastman is the Rural Ag Program Coordinator. and was a founder of Microgy, Inc. the U.S. license holder of a sophisticated Danish anaerobic digestion technology. He developed three successful, state of the art anaerobic digesters on large CAFO permitted farms in Wisconsin and then developed the world’s largest anaerobic digester project located in Stephenville, Texas. |
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