Gregory M. Ensign - Executive VP, Secretary and General Counsel
Mr. Ensign was a corporate executive and attorney from the Cleveland, OH area and now lives in Charleston, SC. Most recently, he worked for Kirkwood Industries from 1986 to 2003, a company that manufactures electrical motor components for the automotive, aerospace, power tool, household appliance and industrial motor industries. He was recruited by the President/CEO to fill a newly created position that combined administration with the General Counsel function to support planned organizational growth. Mr. Ensign played a pivotal role in restructuring corporate operations and expanding the company from $60 million to $180 million and was the number two ranking executive with the title of Executive Vice President, Secretary and General Counsel. Prior to Kirkwood Industries, Mr. Ensign worked for the legal firm Sindell, Sindell, Rubenstein, Einbund & Pavlik from 1978 to 1986, first as an associate, then four years later, was elevated to partner. Mr. Ensign also worked for the Ohio Department of Mental Health & Retardation as a manager of the legal department, eventually serving as Director and Chief Counsel, where he aided in defending multiple class action lawsuits filed against the mental health and retardation facilities. He participated in the writing of Ohio's legislation for the mental health patients' bill of rights. Mr. Ensign has been admitted to the South Carolina Bar. Mr. Ensign received his BA from Ohio Wesleyan University and his Juris Doctor from CapRal University Law School in Columbus, OH.
Mr. Ensign serves as President and Secretary of SC Shrimp Processing & Biotechnologies, Inc.
Joseph F. Bristow, Ph.D. Vice President and CTO
Dr. Bristow, a pivotal member of our operation, served as the Chemical Engineer for ChitinWorks America, LLC, where he was responsible for the design and operation of the chitosan production plant. Dr. Bristow was also responsible for laboratory analysis of the chitosan to determine the effectiveness of the processing steps, wastewater treatment and safety. Dr. Bristow helped to develop low-cost solutions to certain problems inherent in the production of chitosan from blue crab shells. In the laboratory, Dr. Bristow established protocols for the analysis of chitosan properties, process solution concentrations and wastewater characteristics. Prior to his tenure with ChitinWorks, Dr. Bristow held a post-doctoral position at the University of Maryland, where he researched methods for producing chitosan.
Dr. Bristow received his PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Kentucky specializing in polymer engineering. Dr. Bristow's work has been published in journals and has been presented at regional and national conferences. He received his BS degree in Engineering at the University of Maryland.
Dr. Bristow serves as Vice President and Treasurer of SC Shrimp Processing & Biotechnologies,Inc.
Roy Noble, Jr.
Roy E. Noble, Jr., one of the original founders of AgraTech, is President and CEO of NEMA, Inc., an Energy Service Company serving businesses and industries both nationally and internationally in the supply and utilization of energy. His clients include many of the largest Chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturers worldwide and some of the largest hotel chains. He is also Senior Partner of Noble Properties, LLC based in Charleston, SC, purchasing and selling both commercial and industrial real estate. Mr. Noble is a retired Major from the United States Army and the United States Army Reserves, attended Command and General Staff College and has a BS in Business Administration. Mr. Noble served on the Group of Energy Technologies as a Director (Le GET 8 and 11) for Rhone-Poulenc, Lyon, France.
Royce E. Freebourn
Royce E. Freebourn is the CEO of Ambassador Health Care, Inc., Martus Health Care Management, Inc., Grace Care, Inc. and Texas Health Care ConSUlting, Inc. Ambassador Health Care (AHC) specializes in management, financial, clinical and program development services that should prove useful in the planning, development, organization and implementation of SC Shrimp Processing & Biotechnologies, Inc.'s Business Plan. With over twenty-five years of experience working in the long term care community, Roy offers proven revenue and development skills. Roy received his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Alliance College and his degree in Nursing from the Clarion State University of PA. He has served on the PHCA Board of Directors in PA and for the Payment for Services Committee in both Pennsylvania and West Virginia. A past Vice President of the Warren, PA Rotary Club and Health and Welfare Council, Roy co-founded the Monroeville Health & Welfare Council. Roy is very active in his church life and has served in many capacities.
Andrew Steinberg
Mr. Steinberg is the Managing Principal of the ECS Group, which provides CAD, CAFM and related services to organizations throughout the United States. Mr. Steinberg has over 20 years experience working with computerized drafting, design and engineering technologies and has coauthored articles on the application of those technologies. As a member of the International Facility Managers Association and the Computer Applications Council, Mr. Steinberg co-chaired IFMA's study on computer aided facility management technology. Mr. Steinberg was a guest speaker on CAD/CAFM technology at IFMA's Annual World Workplace conference. He has a BA from the College of William and Mary.
John Boyce
John Boyce is President of Jet Industrial Electronics in Oakridge, New Jersey and a civilian defense contractor. His company is an integral component of the United States Military Research and Development Command located at Picatinny Arsenal in Morris County, New Jersey. Mr. Boyce's company is involved with the prototype manufacturing of armor for the United States Army. He is directly involved with facilities management, production engineering, requisitioning of parts and machine tool repair as well as electronic control and mechanical retrofrts of specialized machinery. The company recently received four "Army's Greatest Inventions" awards: two awards for 2007 with Picatinny for the LAV Blast Shield and the Objective Gunner Protection Kit (OGPK), one in 2008 for the Overhead Cover and a team award for Gunner Protection for the Special Operations Command.
John Graduated from Ryder Technical Institute in Pennsauken, New Jersey in 1975. Following graduation he was employed as a pretest technician for Aircraft Radio Corporation and rose to Systems Analyst before leaving in 1979. John was employed by Jet Industrial Electronics for nine years before buying the company in 1988. He is President of the Men's Club at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church in Branchville, NJ and Past Exalted Ruler of the Oakland, NJ Elks Lodge 2167.
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