Mr. Vahlsing has been the President of XBRL Associates for the last six years, providing outsourced CFO services to smaller public companies and companies intending to “go public.” His services include preparation of projections, financial modeling, financial statements, reports, and filings, as well as interfacing with SEC auditors and legal counsel to assure the quality and timeliness of all current reports (such as 10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K SEC filings).

He has been a member of the board of directors of ICOA, Inc. since 2001.

Mr. Vahlsing has held executive-level financial positions continuously since 1999, and controller-level positions since 1983 — all for companies with $2 million to $35 million in revenue. He holds a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Rhode Island and a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from the University of Connecticut.

Rodney G. Grubb (age 60) has more than 37 years’ experience managing engineering and technology organizations and projects for international engineering organizations, small technology businesses and at a national laboratory.  He has been responsible for business development, personnel, operations, facilities, contracts, and profit and loss. From January 2012 to March 2017, Mr. Grubb served as the President of RMX Technologies where his duties included strategy development, operations, management consulting, fund raising, and developing the commercialization plan for the plasma oxidation technology developed with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

Prior to that, from July 2009 to December 2011, he served as a Program Director at Sentech where his duties included development and implementation of the Integrated Facilities Energy Management Program when he and Dr. Bonds and two business partners bought the carbon fiber technology development activities that Dr. Bonds was leading.  Mr. Grubb has been involved with several organizational merger and acquisition activities including the acquisition of RMX Technologies in 2011.

Mr. Grubb led multi-million dollar projects and technical organizations for large international organizations as well as started up and grown engineering and technology divisions for small businesses. These responsibilities included business development, strategic planning, project development and implementation, personnel development and profit and loss responsibility.

Early in his career, Mr. Grubb worked at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory where he was responsible for engineering and technical services in support for multi-discipline research and development programs and worked as a principle investigator for technology development and evaluation.  He was the deputy program manager for a national technology development and assessment program.  He has a B.S. in Engineering Science and Mechanics, a master’s degree in industrial engineering with emphasis on engineering management and is ABD for a Ph.D. in Engineering Management.

Dr. Truman A.  Bonds (age 41) currently serves as the Chief Technology Officer and Director of 4M Carbon Fiber Technologies.  In addition, he serves as the President of RMX Technologies, LLC.  At 4M, he oversees the transfer of core plasma technology invented by RMX and leads the design and manufacturing work for the successful commercialization of its plasma oxidation technology.

Prior to this he served as the Vice President of Research and Development at RMX Technologies, LLC where his duties included leading the experimental research group and operations focused on developing new technologies based on proprietary plasma technology from November/2011 to December/2016.  From January/2017 to present, he began serving as President at RMX Technologies, LLC where his duties expanded to general company leadership, growth, and new product development.  Dr. Bonds is leading the effort to develop new carbonization and surface treatment technologies for carbon fiber production, both of which are in partnership with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

Dr. Bonds’ Ph.D. dissertation was focused on the development of a new manufacturing technology that will significantly lower the conversion cost of carbon fiber, and enable rapid growth on the supply side of the carbon fiber industry.  He is an expert in applying atmospheric pressure plasma technology to various materials processing applications.  A major focus has been utilizing plasma to enhance the carbon fiber manufacturing process to reduce energy consumption, capital costs and operational costs that have traditionally been very high for this industry.  He holds multiple patents related to plasma based material processing.

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