KEITH E. GREEN GEOLOGIST EDUCATION M.A., Geology, University of Southern California, 1958 B.A., Geology/Biology, Whittier College, 1952 Received 40-Hour OSHA 1910.120 Health & Safety Training 10/91 Received 8-Hour OSHA 1910.120 Supervisor’s Course 10/92 Received 4-Hour OSHA 1910.120 Asbestos Awareness Course 10/92 Received 36-Hour OSHA 1910.120 Asbestos Workers Course 07/89 REGISTRATIONS Registered Geologist, State of California #1413 Registered Geologist, State of Alaska #0020A Registered Environmental Assessor #2852 Certified Petroleum Geologist #1480 Certified Professional Geologist #2892 Certificated Teacher in Engineering and Geology, Geophysics, State of California Certified Environmental Inspector #6653 PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES AND COMMITTEES American Association of Petroleum Geologists American Institute of Professional Geologists Association of Engineering Geologists American Geophysical Union Environmental Assessment Association Geological Society of America National Association of Geology Teachers National Water Well Association Society of Sedimentary (SEPM) Geologists PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Technical Services, AAPG, Los Angeles Basin Geological Society, 1959-1962 Technical Services, National Convention, 1964 Secretary, SEPM Pacific Section, 1965 Treasurer, SEPM Pacific Section, 1970 Vice President, SEPM Pacific Section, 1971 Treasurer, AAPG Pacific Section, 1985-1987 Membership Chairman, AIPG California Section, 1988-1989 Field Trip Leader, AIPG Field Trip, 1988 President Elect, AIPG California Section, 1989 PUBLICATIONS Research on the Ecology of Holocene Foraminifera, Central Arctic Basin, M.A. Thesis, Air Force Cambridge Research Center, 1957 A Shallow Water Piston Coring Device, (with Reish, D.J., 1957) Journal of Sedimentary Petrology, Vol. 28, No. 2, p. 227-229. Ecology of Some Arctic Foraminifera, 1960, Micropaleontology, Vol. 6, No. 1, p. 57-58. Geologic Field Guide to the Southwestern Salton Basin Area, AIPG Field Guide Series, California Section (ed. by Testa, S.M. and Green, K.E., 1988). Subsurface Stratigraphy of the Ochoco Basin, Oregon, Oil and Gas Investigation 8 (with Thompson, G.L. and Yett, J.R., 1984), State of Oregon, Department of Geology and Mineral Industries, Portland, Oregon. Salton Basin Regional Setting, 1988, in Geologic Field Guide to the Southwestern Salton Basin Area, American Institute of Professional Geologists, California Section. Geologic Correlation Section of the Los Angeles Basin, AAPG Correlation Section 3R, Palos Verdes to San Gabriel Mountains, Los Angeles Basin Subcommittee of Pacific Section AAPG (with West J.C., Redin, T.W., Mannings, G.C., Bantling, W.A., 1988) Geologic Correlation Section of the Los Angeles Basin, Santa Monica Mountains to the San Joaquin Hills, Los Angeles Basin Subcommittee of Pacific Section AAPG (with West, J.C., Luksch, J.N., Blaisdell, R.C.), 1987. EXPERIENCE Applied Environmental Services Vice President Site investigation, delineation and remediation real estate transaction, service stations, refineries and tank farms, sales marketing and research. Certified Engineering and Testing Company, Inc. Manager, Environmental Department and Director of Operations Site Assessment, mitigation, and remediation. Tank clarifier removals, asbestos assessment, and air monitoring. Project management, scheduling, sales, technical review of reports, office administration. Employee, client, and subcontractor tracking. Geological Audit Services, Inc. Senior Project Manager Site Assessment, mitigation, tank removal, and installation. Earth Science Company Principal Manufacturing a line of scientific equipment for use by geologists and paleontologists in the laboratory and the field. Green and Associates Paleontological Services President Geological consulting firm for the petroleum industry. Projects included locating prospect wells and project work on stratigraphy, biostratigraphy, optical geochemistry (Vitrinite Reflectance and Thermal Alteration Index, TAI). Managed 12 employees and completed 216 wells and projects with reports, maps and charts. Cypress College Professor Emeritus Taught basic geology, mineralogy, Director of the Geotech Program designed to assist students to enter the field of geology after two years. The students then worked as technicians for soils, engineering geology, environmental geology, petroleum geology, museum work and academia. House Advisor (Dean of Students) for the Science, Engineering and Mathematics Division. Teaching part-time in the Engineering Department in Technical Drawing, Engineering Graphics and Computer-Aided Drafting, Whittier College. Lecturer Lectured in Geology, taught upper division courses in geology including Mineralogy, Geology of the Western U.S., Stratigraphy, Biostratigraphy, Invertebrate Paleontology, Field Geology, Micropaleontology, Historical Geology. Chapman College Lecturer Lectured in Geology, Physical Geology, Oceans, Earth, Air and Earthquakes. California State University at Fullerton Lecturer Lectured in Geology and Earth Science. California State University at Los Angeles Part-Time Assistant Professor Taught upper division Petroleum Biostratigraphy course. Shell Development Company Senior Research Geologist Paleoecology and Holocene Foraminifera Ecology. Shell Oil Company Senior Paleontologist Work included taxonomy, stratigraphy, biostratigraphy, paleoecology, basin analysis.

ELAINE LLANES CONTROLLER CERTIFICATIONS: Certified 40-Hour OSHA 1910.120 Health and Safety Program Certified 8-Hour OSHA 1910.120 Supervisor's Course Skills Windows WordPerfect Microsoft Office 2000 Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Microsoft PowerPoint Peach Tree Accounting Quicken (Quick Books) Lotus 123 Ten Key by Touch Types 75 Words a Minute EXPERIENCE Green Geological President (January 1, 2005 – Present) Ms. Llanes has managed the business end of Green Geological since its formation in January 2005. Ms. Llanes is active in the day-to-day operations of the company and continues to chart the path of Green Geological while employing Second Generation Thinking. TR Box Office Manager (2002-2004) Ms. Llanes was instrumental in the transitions from a ledger card based book keeping system to Peach Tree Accounting, a fully integrated computerized accounting system with inventory controls. She developed new modern labor control policies and increased office productivity by thirty-five percent (35%). Ms. Llanes employed innovative techniques to decreased turn-around time from the placement of an order to product delivery by ten percent (10%). Safeguarded current house accounts while developing new marketing strategies to increase sales while controlling receivables. ELAINE LLANES PRINCIPAL EXPERIENCE Consolidated Freightways Billing Clerk (1998-2002) During her tenure at Consolidated Freightways, Ms. Llanes acquired day-to-day bookkeeping skills and total invoice control. Implemented inventory control measures with suppliers to coincide with all purchases. She used strong interpersonal skills to interface with the drivers. Synchronized inventory purchases with sales and coordinated delivery equipment with delivery personnel. Pierce Lehey Data Entry (1996-1998) Ms. Llanes performed data entry of medical records, and had responsibility of maintaining cleaning and purging the files in order to maintain a current and accurate database. Southern California Gas Company Records Control Clerk (1982-1996) Ms. Llanes performed various accounts payable duties as a Floater which enabled her to perfect her multi tasking abilities. She acted as Accounts Manager executing contract reconciliation for temporary staff and outside contracting. Once promoted to the Treasury Department, she performed various high security tasks including Executive Vault Administrator.