William Wheeler

Co-founder of a 501(c)3 dedicated to the education of pet owners about solutions for pre-disaster preparation and mitigation. Involved in grant writing and and keeping all regulator filings current.

Founder of NASDQ publicly listed energy with focus one fossil fuel, wind energy and coal.

• Chaired shareholder meetings, disseminating information and fielded questions.
• Provided recommendations on board of directors on group's effectiveness, actions and future plans.

Negotiated merger into a successor organization

Responsible for outplacement of over 1000 blue collar and 350 white collar workers at Motorola, Boynton Beach, due to NAFTA relocation.

• Managed career center at facility
• Interviewed and developed re-employment strategies for each worker
• Ran/monitored computer lab and instructed word, power point and excel.
• Presented daily classes on job search strategies
• Assisted in creating resumes and job fairs

Founded small cap consulting specializing in raising capital for emerging small public companies.

• Assisted in writing business plans
• Participated with Board of Director development
• Responsible for developing investor relations and funding avenues

Founded oil and gas exploration that raised over $60 million for energy exploration.

• Managed offices in Ohio, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Texas
• In charge of investor relations with over 600 investors
• Actively involved in dealing with bank lending facilities and our outside engineering companies.

Chief Geologist responsible for assessing over 2,500,000 acres of timber land in the southeast US for mineral potential.

• Made recommendations to management for potential mineral projects. joint ventures or sale of corporate assets.
• Developed self-help natural gas drilling program chemical division
• Located and helped develop a heavy mineral prospect in Green Cove Springs FL.
• Responsible for multi million joint venture with Shell Oil (Houston, TX) for lignite prospect in Alabama.

Taught undergraduate labs and tutored graduate students