Throughout his professional career Jere Northrop has been developing and refining the biological foundations for complex environmental management processes. This work has recently culminated in the operational realization of the TimberFish Technology Platform, its protection via an extensive intellectual property position, and the inclusion of both of these in the incorporation of TimberFish Technologies.

In 1989, he cofounded Bion Technologies Inc. (OTC: BNET) and he is the inventor of the patented technologies that are the basis for Bion's comprehensive waste environmental treatment systems. At Bion he was responsible for the design, construction, and operation of large manure management systems for dairy and hog farms, and wastewater treatment systems for the agricultural and food processing industries. From 1989 to 1999, Jere served as the President of Bion, and from 1989 to 2009, he was a Director.

Prior to Bion Jere spent ten years as a process superintendent at a large advanced wastewater treatment plant. In this latter capacity he supervised a two stage activated sludge process with a nitrifying second stage, biological phosphorus removal, pure oxygen and sodium hypochlorite generation, multiple hearth incineration, and tertiary treatment processes. While at the wastewater treatment plant he developed a Biomonitoring program that included raising trout in the wastewater treatment plant effluent.

He has managed testing and research laboratories, worked as an environmental chemist, and continues an ongoing research program in theoretical biology and universal languages.

Dr. Northrop has an A.B in biology from Amherst College and a Ph.D. in biophysics from Syracuse University.

Aaron Resnick is an experienced business professional who has worked with early phase start-up and fortune 500 multi-national companies, with the majority of his career spent in the technology sector at companies including Shiva, Intel and StorageNetworks. Aaron has brought an adept entrepreneurial skill set to each enabling them to develop and launch cutting edge technologies into new markets.

While with Shiva Corp. (later acquired by Intel), Aaron fully developed a new department supporting technical marketing activities and was later re-located to Japan for two years where he opened that countries first office. While living and working in Tokyo, he traveled to and conducted business throughout the majority of Asia Pacific and Latin America as well as Canada. This work included the establishment and development of partner relationships.

With Intel, Aaron was responsible for the integration of an acquired technology into the Intel portfolio and managed its global launch as a Sr. Product Development Manager.

As a Sr. Business Line Manager with StorageNetworks, Aaron had P&L accountability for two lines of business worth $40 million dollars in revenue. These business lines included the company's highest revenue generating service as well as its most technically advanced, forward looking business line.

Mr. Resnick attended Bentley University in Boston where he studied management information systems and computer information systems.

Janine is the founder of NewSeed Advisors, a financial services firm which advises sustainable agriculture companies on capital raising and strategic partnerships. She began her career as an investment banker at Salomon Brothers, and has since worked in private equity, first at HVB Capital, the private equity arm of German bank, HypoVereinsbank, and then for private equity firm NorthStar Capital. During that time, Janine originated, analyzed, structured, and asset managed over $1.5 billion in private equity-style transactions, ranging from $10 million to over $700 million in size. She has originated over $100 million in structured debt investments, raised over $750 million in debt financing, served as the analyst for three successful initial public offerings, and managed a portfolio of $110 million in joint venture investments. She is a graduate of Yale University.

Lara is an Intellectual Property attorney with a strong background in physics and scientific experience in optics, material science, and condensed-matter research. She handles such matters as preparation and prosecution of patent, trademark, and copyright applications, preparation and evaluation of intellectual property license agreements, patentability opinions, patent infringement and validity studies, trademark clearance opinions, trade secret and trade dress consultations, and general intellectual property counseling. Before joining The Webb Law Firm in 2006, Lara worked as a patent attorney in private practice, and in the intellectual property legal division of Alcoa Inc. She has handled a broad range of technologies in the medical device, optics, data storage, material science, sporting goods, and consumer products areas. Lara has a B.S. in physics from Colgate University and a J.D. from the University of Pittsburgh.

Martin is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of biology at Brooklyn College of the City University of New York. Dr. Schreibman has perfected a model for sustainable urban aquaculture using the newest technology, re-circulating aquaculture systems (RAS), to breed and quickly grow fish species in controlled environments, using fish food derived from soy, and controlled lighting and water temperatures to ensure maximum growth. Professor Schreibman is the Founder and Director Emeritus of Brooklyn College's Aquatic Research and Environmental Assessment Center (AREAC), a research facility devoted to the study of aquatic organisms - how they grow, adapt, reproduce, and live in all temperatures and environments. Professor Schreibman's research has over the years sought to answer questions about medicine, nutrition, pollution, aquaculture, fisheries, and marine ecology. AREAC's projects include bivalve and fish aquaculture, captive breeding of horseshoe crabs, educational outreach, and product commercialization.

Mark is a senior agri / food environment professional with 15 years experience including developing and implementing best practice approaches and leading multi-disciplinary major project teams. He has an in depth knowledge of the intensive food production industry, is experienced with business startups, new initiatives, client troubleshooting and quality improvement projects, and is able to build agreements among diverse audiences and with regulatory agencies. He has worked with Federal, Provincial, First Nations and Local Governments as well as corporations and his own consulting firm. Mark has led teams and developed programs for environmental coordination, aquatic resource restoration, farm management systems, fisheries conservation, and natural environment and resource management biology while working in Canada, Australia and Brazil. He has a B.Sc. in biology (aquaculture science) from the University of British Columbia and a Masters in Aquaculture from Simon Fraser University.