As Chief Executive Officer of Agrinosis, Mr. David Singer brings over five decades of experience working and management experience with both national and international companies developing business relationships and expanding new and existing business opportunities. He also brings a wealth of proven experience working in, and with, public companies as he served as the Chairman, CEO and President of an American Stock Exchange company, as well as served in various positions in other publicly companies for over 20 years. Mr. Singer’s experience includes, but is not limited to, construction management serving as construction manager for projects for the University of Michigan, General Motors, Ford and Ford Land Development, Chrysler Corporation, Michigan Bell, Detroit Edison. Singer, served as the tenant development manager for the Renaissance Center development in Detroit. As CEO and Chairman of an American Stock Exchange company, which provided wireless data collection systems for Wendys, McDonalds, Taco Bell, Williams Companies (SCADA control for pipelines), Puget Energy, Consolidate Energy, (wireless meter reading). Disney, wireless tracking systems for certain attractions at Walt Disney World, NASCAR, wireless data collection systems for on-board monitoring, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co, Panasonic, held join patents for the wireless technology in the Giga Range cordless telephone.

As Chief Financial Officer of Agrinosis, Mr. Goodman has spent the last 35 years as a financial executive in the private sector and military officer. He has served in multiple capacities in the financial services industry, as an Investment Banker, to the Chief Financial Officer and Legal Officer of two publicly traded companies. Mr. Goodman has extensive experience in regulatory filings, working with government agencies, and shareholder communications. He also has in-depth experience with legal filings and knowledge of the law, and how these relate to financial oversight.

Mr. Goodman holds an investment banking license from FINRA. He holds a BS from the University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School, an MBA in Finance from New York University, and a JD from William Howard Taft University.

As a Director of Agrinosis, Mr. Allison has had a distinguished career as a tribal leader and member of the over 17-million-acre Navajo Nation, in the four corners region of the United States. Mr. Allison has provided leadership in private and tribal business, along with economic development strategies. Mr. Allison was appointed as Cabinet Secretary for the New Mexico Department of Indian Affairs. In the last 30 years, throughout the Navajo Nation, Mr. Allison has also owned and operated numerous businesses within the Navajo region; Five-Star Security, Chief Armored Cars, along with companies specializing in agricultural development. During his tenure within the Navajo Nation, Mr. Allison worked for the Navajo Agricultural Products Industry, as Planning Director, and acting General Manager. Prior to this, Mr. Allison worked for Ball Corporation in strategic planning and development.

Mr. Allison holds a BA in Economics from Brigham Young University.

Prior to overseeing the sales efforts of Agrinosis, Inc., Lance was the co-founder of The Decoding Company, an AI tool to analyze and extract online users decoded neural archetypes, which allowed its customers to position and strengthen its brand(s). Lance was a founding member of Intelign LLC, a Company that leveraged information of real world, virtual world and social media networks. Lance was a founder of SEER Technology, which developed the AccuSense Chemical Recognition System to utilize a unique spin-off of the typical Gas Chromatography technology used in laboratories, referred to as Dual-Hyphenated Gas Chromatography. Lance was Vice President of Sales for Tarallax Wireless, to bring to market certain breakthrough technologies that
were developed by Oak Ridge National Laboratory. These technologies became the new IEEE 1451.3 standard for sensor networking. Lance was Vice President Sales and Marketing for World Wireless Communications Corporation (WWC), a leader in communication products and services. WWC became a world leader in proprietary wireless technology and licensing, developing consumer and commercial communications technology for industry incumbents. Lance has spent his 30-plus year career immersed in developing and bringing to the market high-technology products.

As Chief Operating Officer of Agrinosis, Dr. Banash has had an impressive 25-year series of successes in private sector research, manufacturing, and product development and possesses broad experience in advanced materials and devices with an emphasis on technical, operational, and regulatory management experience. Mark is considered a leading authority in both nanomaterials and nanotechnology applied to manufacturing and industrial scale applications across a broad range of industries such as aerospace, renewable energy, and chemicals.

Dr. Banash holds various patents and IP. He holds a BA in Chemistry from the University of Pennsylvania, an MBA from the University of Maryland and obtained a PhD in Chemistry from Princeton University.

As Chief Technical Officer of Agrinosis, Dr. Coopmans has spent the past 20 years as Research Professor at Utah State University, and research director for multiple private entities, where he researches drone and robot applications for real-world science. He has deep experience in aerospace hardware and software, and networking technologies, as well as sensors, control, and autonomous systems. He is the Director of Aggie Air Research Laboratory, an interdisciplinary aerial research group focused on unmanned aerial remote sensing. Dr. Coopmans is one of the world’s leading researchers in unmanned vehicles and holds a BS in Computer Engineering from Montana State University, an MS and PhD in Electrical Engineering from Utah State University.

As Chief Scientific Officer of Agrinosis, Dr. Torres is an Associate Professor at Utah State University, where he also focuses on research and teaching water management and spatial perspectives. Dr. Torres has extensive knowledge and experience in remote sensing technology applications, coupled with solutions for natural, urban, and agricultural environments. His data-driven, and hybrid solutions are applied to solutions for solving problems associated with weather and climate, crops and soil human management variability and interactions.

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Dr. Torres holds a BS in Agricultural Engineering from LaMolina National University, an MS in Biological and Irrigation Engineering, and PhD in Philosophy in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Utah State University.

As a Director of Agrinosis, Mr. Greene is an accomplished finance and law professional, having served as a partner in numerous venture firms; Technium, University Growth Fund, Alta Global Ventures, and Private Capital Group. Mr. Greene was initially President of Agrinosis, prior to becoming a JAG Officer in the US Military. He has extensive experience in contract negotiation, equity negotiation, market analysis, product and business development, and IP review and analysis. Mr. Greene has in-depth knowledge of SEC requirements, and M&A negotiations. He excels in many aspects of business management and strategic planning.

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Mr. Greene holds a Juris Doctor in International Trade Law, with an emphasis in corporate law, and mergers and acquisitions from the University of Utah, a Masters of International Affairs and Global Enterprises from the University of Utah, and a BA in Political Science from Utah Valley University.