LEADERSHIP

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Mr. Adelstein started his career as a CPA with KPMG in the 1970’s and for the past 20 years has been associated with several development stage entities and a financial consultant to both private and public companies.

Mr. Adelstein is a founder of Ecolivegreen Corp., the originator of the filing of the patents of Eco

Mr. Bretton is co-partner and founder of ECO Worldwide Solutions, the international sales arm of Eco World Water. He has spent the majority of his career as an entrepreneur in multiple successful start up and small public companies. He is currently the founder and director of Oser Ventures, Inc. 

Mr. Contreras has over 15 years of experience in mechanical engineering design, engineering analysis, new product development, and project management in the aerospace and consumer electronics industries.  Mr. Contreras was instrumental in the designs and analyses of the drive actuators on the James Webb Space Telescope and the BepiColombo Mercury Planetary Orbiter.  Mr. Contreras has led programs for Bombardier Aerospace and Dassault Falcon Jet.  

Mr. Contreras received BS degrees in Physics and Aerospace Engineering from the University of Miami.

Mr. Young started his career in 1966 with Cutler Hammer in Milwaukee.  In 1970, Mr. Young moved the Cutler Hammer complete chiller starter manufacturing process from Milwaukee to the Cutler Hammer Atlanta assembly plant.

In 1981, Mr. Young established Industrial Power Systems, Inc. (IPS). IPS began as an electrical panel shop, but quickly expanded into the automated controls and switchgear business.  As a systems integrator, IPS is able to package switchboards, drives, transformers, instrumentation, and automation products into a complete system.  IPS was acquired by The New IEM, LLC in September, 2011.  Mr. Young is now President of BAJ Young Consulting, Inc. providing electrical design services for industrial control systems.

Mr. Young attended the Milwaukee School of Engineering, receiving an AAS degree in 1966. He earned his Electrical Engineering degree from Southern Polytechnic State University in 1972.

Mr. Beaudet has more than 45 years of broad-based, progressively responsible technical and management experience in both the private and public sector. Earlier career experience involved applied research, and the planning and implementation of water and wastewater infrastructure projects.  Recent experience includes utility management practice and program management of numerous public construction projects with aggregate value of over $1.5 billion.

Mr. Beaudet recently retired as Director of Palm Beach County, Florida’s Water Utilities Department (PBCWUD), Florida’s third largest water and wastewater utility.  Under his direction, PBCWUD has developed into one of the most efficient and forward thinking utilities in the nation; recently receiving the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies Platinum Award for Sustained Competitiveness Achievement. 

Mr. Beaudet has an MS in Environmental Engineering from the University of Florida, a BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts and an Executive Certificate in Public Management from Florida Atlantic University.

Mr. Culler professional credits include the conception and commercialization of Membrane Softening in the late 1970’s. Mr. Culler originated the use of structural fiberglass in the construction of desalting facilities, and pioneered the commercialization of low-pressure membranes.

Mr. Culler’s many years of experience are exemplified by a long list of desalination installations with which he has been associated.

Over the years, he has authored numerous papers associated with water desalination.

Mr. Culler, also founded Basic Technologies and later SeaTec Systems. He is a founder and past Director of the Southeast Desalting Association and was instrumental in the development of the Membrane Operator Certification School, having guided it for the first four years of its existence.