Dr. Paul Tinari, Ph.D., P.Eng., is a globally recognized scientist and engineer with a distinguished career spanning advanced energy systems, aerospace defense, and innovative construction technologies. From winning a national engineering design competition in his first year at Queen’s University to helping design the cooling system for the International Space Station, Dr. Tinari has consistently been at the forefront of breakthrough innovation. With a Ph.D. in Low Gravity Fluid Dynamics from the von Karman Institute and projects funded by NASA and the Pentagon, he has contributed to hypersonic aircraft research, Strategic Defense Initiative developments, and advised the Joint Chiefs during the Reagan administration. His achievements include being nominated for a Nobel Prize in Physics, organizing Canada's first Earth Day, and pioneering next-gen 3D printing systems capable of rapidly building homes. Based in Port Moody, British Columbia, Dr. Tinari continues to drive transformative technologies that redefine what's possible.

Dr. Carmichael is a PhD technologist and former USAF F-16 pilot with 30 years of leadership across AI, advanced materials, and cryptocurrency finance. He has pioneered basalt-graphene concrete and super-capacitor systems, integrating large-language-model analytics with macro-economic insight to unlock new market opportunities. As a founder of Nanographene Technologies, he guides product vision, intellectual-property strategy, and capital formation—leveraging deep technical acumen and proven operational discipline to scale disruptive graphene solutions for global infrastructure and energy storage.

Nick Coleman, based in Kahuku, Hawaii, is a global entrepreneur in green energy, currently traveling the world installing biomass and biochar systems to promote carbon neutrality. He is a graduate of the Investment Banking Institute (Hong Kong), a licensed California engineer, real estate appraiser, helicopter and submarine pilot, and saturation diver certified to 550 feet. Nick has managed companies in over a dozen countries and developed technologies including flying vehicles, 3D video walls, and the TIRBO prospecting software. With a background spanning fire service, motorsports, software, real estate, and renewable energy, he has built and led diverse ventures from crypto exchanges to submarine restoration. Nick is also a Melchizedek Priest and devoted family man, with a son serving in Army intelligence and a wife who co-manages their businesses.

Kenneth Webb is experienced in finance, technology, and operations with 25 years of experience in institutional investment management. His knowledge includes corporate finance, cash management, buy-side institutional investing, and financial technology. Ken drives strategies to consistently achieve operational and organizational goals and objectives through effective use of technology to produce efficient solutions to business problems.

He has served as a strategic and enthusiastic leader, recognized for accelerating tactical and strategic initiatives, inspiring excellence at all levels of the organization while collaborating with senior leadership, finance, investment, operations, and technology teams to define and facilitate operational initiatives and ensure alignment with business objectives. Ken has worked with various businesses and industries, including healthcare finance, leveraged credit funds, public utility finance, marketplace lending, real estate hedge funds, REIT funds, investment manager of a commercial bank, and Wall Street investment bank. Ken has worked with various companies such as HCG Funds, LendingClub, and Goldman Sachs.

Ken holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of Michigan, summa cum laude. He is a triathlete and an Eagle Scout.

Mohammad Haseeb is an experienced solar energy engineer with 8+ years of hands-on leadership in designing and delivering solar power projects totaling over 200 MW across utility, industrial, commercial, and military sectors. Skilled in full EPC and PPA project lifecycles—feasibility, technical BOQs, grid integration, system design, and post-installation audits. Strong command of PVsyst, Helioscope, HOMER, AutoCAD, and other simulation tools.

Mohammad holds a master’s in Power & Energy and has completed international training in inverter commissioning (Sungrow, SOLIS) and bifacial PV design (Canadian Solar). Recognized for delivering technically sound, standards-compliant, and cost-efficient solar solutions with a focus on innovation, sustainability, and precision engineering.