This venture was launched to aid our understanding of history, from the Neolithic Era (NewStone Age) to the current day. My company has created and manages the development of two ambitious projects - both conceived as television series that upon successfully garnering a huge audience globally would then enable the effective production of character-driven movies, based on new discoveries; called Before The Egyptians and Templar Treasure.

Clients, among many others, included Siemens, MapFusion, Jam3Media, Boundless, and Liquid Capital. Under the wide umbrella of Marketing and Communications, my corporate responsibilities have included researching, writing and presenting business plans to investors, launching and operating start-ups, and creating and ramping new brands. Early History and Other Accomplishments I ran Raw Energy from 1989 to 1999 and then was swept up in the 'dot com' era, ending up in Hong Kong working for Great Eagle, securing the funding to launch TribeNation in 2000. I am also a published author, having interviewed hundreds of entertainers while at RPM Weekly in the 80s, writing cover stories and articles about their musical careers and influences. I accepted and served a 6-year term on the board of directors for the Masonic Foundation of Ontario (MFO) from 2007-2013, while also sitting on numerous Long Range Planning and Leadership committees for the Grand Lodge of Canada since joining Freemasonry in 2005, and was elected to the position of Grand Senior Warden in 2019.

I was hired to acquire and analyse businesses and the evolving renewable energy technologies to determine viability and profitability in a global marketplace; among these were numerous unique wind, solar, tidal and thermal solutions. To meet the needs of the interested investor group, once a turnkey product was selected (solar), a strategy was then written to brand and introduce it successfully, and enable an eventual public listing.

Gray Rock Investments provided expertise to corporations seeking to raise capital, equity or debt. The firm's clients included Venture Capital Firms, Hedge Funds and Banks. My primary role, in addition to managing the client relationship, was to write and then present their business plan(s).

A client of Nextyvia, I was hired by the founder of ResQ Technologies to expand his GPS-driven business into numerous cities in the United States. After writing the business plan and a marketing plan to raise the necessary funds privately and execute sales utilizing a limited amount of resources to secure as clients fleet operators (taxi, courier and buscompanies, notably), I was then tasked to approach many departmental leaders in the various levels of US government eager to get people hired in the wake of their economic collapse.

Hired by and reporting directly to the CEO and board members located in Calgary, after initially re-defining and introducing the new brand and then overseeing the creative department to produce the company's publicly-distributed collateral, from website content to printed material, I crafted and communicated critical key messages between the technical team developing advanced location-based tracking services and the company's executives (hourly, daily and weekly) to commercialize the company's proprietary software targeting specifically the Oil and Gas industry, and to continually maximize exposure in newspapers and trade magazines across Canada.

Reporting to the lead investor and co-founder, in order for the innovative company to raise capital privately (and eventually publicly) I wrote the business plan, as well as brand guidelines and initial content for their website, while also creating sales material needed. Methes originally designed and implemented a process to turn various feedstock into diesel fuel, or specifically biofuel. At the time, there was a tremendous opportunity to sell turnkey production units into several fuel-intensive industries for planes, trains, automobiles and ships, as well as farm equipment across North America.