Lindsay Gorrill, President

Lindsay Gorrill is a seasoned executive with nearly 25 years of experience, where he's built grass-roots companies through developing staff, seizing opportunities, negotiating with international governmental bodies and conveying a company's story clearly and effectively to the public. Most notable in his career was Mr. Gorrill's 13-year tenure as CEO of WGI Minerals, where he and an associate, developed the company, which grew from zero employees to be an effective International Industrial Mining organization. Upon his departure, the company had a market cap of approximately $240 million, with plants in India, the United States and Germany, and offices in the United States, Canada, Germany, Holland, Korea, Sri Lanka and Dubai.

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Through Mr. Gorrill's diligence and high-level negotiations, WGI Minerals became the first 100% foreign-owned mining company operating in India, where it developed titanium and garnet. As the company grew, it built additional plants; with gold and garnet production in Idaho, and silicon carbide production and mineral recycling in Germany. With the establishment of contacts in 26 different countries, Mr. Gorrill sold WGI's commodities world-wide. WGI was started as an initial $60k investment, and grew to a market cap of approximately $240 million prior to Mr. Gorrill's departure from WGI in 2004.

Lindsay Gorrill takes pride in his ability to develop projects out of an idea, and move them forward towards completion. His most recent activity has been developing a privately-held fluorspar property in Newfoundland, Canada. As a leading consultant since April 2007, he's brokered the completion of all drilling activities, helped raise funds through negotiating a $10 million interest-free loan through the Newfoundland government and an additional $8 million through private shareholders, as well as guiding a feasibility study toward a December 2009 completion date and an anticipated production goal of 2011.

Mr. Gorrill holds a BBA in Finance and Marketing from Simon Fraser University as well as CA accreditation in the province of British Columbia. Along with his experience at WGI, Mr. Gorrill held a Senior Manager position with KPMG, and is also currently President and COO of Berkley Resources Inc. In his spare time Mr. Gorrill is a Director of the Mark Rypien Cancer Foundation, and is heavily involved as a coach and President of his local amateur soccer and hockey associations.

Scott Jenkins, Director

Scott Jenkins brings over 30 years of international geological exploration and development experience, including 15 years within the Nevada region and nearly 10 years in South Africa, which included successful tenures as New Projects Manager for RTZ Limited (also known as Rio Tinto Zinc) and as Managing Director of Geelfontein Exploration.

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Most notable in Mr. Jenkins' career was his tenure with Geelfontein Exploration where he was Instrumental in the purchase of a Uranium mine in South Africa which had previously shown proven reserves. Upon directing the Company to employ new mining methods and metallurgical processes, Mr. Jenkins's efforts increased the mine's uranium oxide production from 2000 tonnes to nearly 3000 tonnes, thus increasing the gross value of proven reserves from $22 million to $29.7 million with a uranium price at that time of $10/lb. At present day uranium prices ($48/lb) the assets would be valued at approximately $143 million. As principal negotiator over Geelfontein's corporate assets, Mr. Jenkins intialized the Company's sale for about seven times the original purchase price.

Mr. Jenkins' most recent positions are as current President of Complex Systems Analysis Inc. (based out of Nevada) and formerly as Quality Assurance Inspector for Veka West Inc. where he received an achievement award in 2005 for his work. Scott bolstered his management experience with Jenkins & Associates in Botswana, SLJ Exploration and RTZ Limited (also known as Rio Tinto Zinc) in South Africa. He has also served as a Geologist for Kenecott Exploration, Westmont Mining, Homestatke Mining Company, Amselco Exploration in Nevada, AMAX Exploration in Montana, Moly Corporation in Washington, Anaconda Minerals Company in Utah and in the public sector for the Oregon Department of Minerals. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Geology from the University of Colorado and a Master's in Economic-Structural Geology from Oregon State University.

Ed Ullmer, Director and Geological Imagery Analyst

Mr. Ullmer brings over 30 years of international geological exploration and development experience, including time with DeBeers Diamonds Inc. (Anglo-American Corp.), Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co., and Union Pacific Railroad.He has dealt with many different types of precious and base metals, including uranium, vanadium, diamonds and gold.

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One of the last members of the photogeologist generation, Ed has delivered many geologic maps and geologic evaluations world-wide and specializes in technical reporting and writing, including multiple publications and 43-101 technical reports for Canadian mineral disclosure records. Along with his North American exposure, Mr. Ullmer has also amassed an international profile, serving as a uranium exploration consultant for Denison Mining Co. in Mongolia and Zambia. Many of Mr. Ullmer's years have been spent analysing the areas surrounding Star Gold's Excalibur Project in Nevada and California.

Along with working for the petroleum and mining industries, Ed Ullmer has experience in Environmental Geology for Cameron Cole LLC. His work has been published in Economic Geology, Newsletter of the International Geological Correlation Programme, UN Project and Contributions to Geology. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Geology, and a Masters Degree in both Geology and in Education.