EvCarCo Names 6 New Managers, Directors

In a move the company said will usher in a “seasoned team of resources” to oversee expansion, EvCarCo Inc. this week appointed six people to its management team and board of directors.
Named chief executive officer by EvCarCo is Edwin McKnight, a global entrepreneur for more than 35 years. His previous work includes renewable energy and environmental technologies sectors, along with construction of a biofuel plant in England, wind and solar project evaluations, and serving as contract negotiator for a $2.5 billion hydroelectric project in Southeast Asia.
Gerardo Hubard has been appointed president/director, bringing more than 25 years experience in the construction and renewable energy industry to the role. He has served as CEO of Hubard Engineering Services and headed more than 110 construction projects.
Named vice president/director is Bryan Miller, who EvCarCo said has more than 25 years experience in the renewable energy and natural resource industries, and has been involved in all financing and strategic aspects of a number of projects in the U.S. and Africa, focusing on corporate development, deal structure and project management.
Alexander Beckman is the company’s new chief technology officer. Holding approximately 80 patents and/or pending patent applications, Beckman has had global project involvement and has served as a consultant for major mining and smelting companies in Asia and South America.
Next up is Mack Sanders, named chief operations officer by EvCarCo. A 30-year veteran of the automobile industry, he has worked in various management and sales capacities for dealerships in Texas,and for the last decade has owned and operated an automobile wholesale business.
Serving as chairman and director will be Walter Speck, who takes the role as EvCarCo announces that its new management successfully negotiated with Third Stone Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary, for the return of 500,000 Class B Preferred shares (convertible to 5M common) and 43,961,040 shares of Class A common in consideration for the resignation of president and CEO Gary Easterwood.
In addition to the equity return, intellectual property remains with EVCARCO.
“I am very excited about this pivot,” said Speck. “I am most impressed with the quality of personnel we were able to assemble to move the company forward. New management has already been reviewing additional opportunities within the global electric/hybrid transportation industry and expects to report on these opportunities in the very near future.”
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