A lifetime entrepreneur, Norberg founded Tyrannosaurus Reprographix, to import the original large scale digital printing equipment from Japan in the early 90s. As founder of Sun’s Free Solar, he designed the first solar webinar for homeowners. He worked with Lumen on product assessment since its inception. His wealth of experience in energy reduction green tech, sales and marketing, and financial management make him a valuable team leader.

David R. Goodson is a professional engineer in the field of high technology manufacturing having a 13 year background with Hughes Aircraft manufacturing infrared optical detector systems for Military and Space applications using laser and LED technologies. During this time, he obtained an MBA from Pepperdine University and was awarded 2 patents. He ins the CEO of One Stop Engineering, Inc. a super-network of resources managed by engineers.

Founder of Advanced Metal Solutions, Inc. Warren holds and MBA from USC. He frequents Taiwan and China to provide complete sheet metal solutions for computer server manufacturing, medical companies and the consumer electronics industry. Warren helps suppliers with logistics, customs support and any technical issues that arise. His father's factory is the largest LED Christmas light mfg in China, which gives him valuable insight into the industry.

As co-founder of Advanced Metal Solutions, Inc. Buu frequents Taiwan and China to provide complete sheet metal solutions for computer server manufacturing, medical companies and the consumer electronics industry. She maintains customer and supplier accounts along with necessary import customs clearance and logistics.

A retired Captain with the USAF, he earned Top Secret clearance as OSI technical equipment specialist, and worked in LED development for 40 years. He designed the breathing system C02 monitor for the International space station space suits, a time-of-arrival radar circuit capable of 400 femto-second resolution, and for Monsanto Research, adapted their atom smasher to detect parts per billion impurities in Gallium Arsenide for LED manufacture.