Andrew has considerable board experience and is currently the Commercial and Financial Director of Advanced Plasma Power Limited, he has been instrumental in raising £7m of corporate investment as well as successfully negotiating the associated international licence into restricted territories to develop plants using the company's technology. He has also been responsible for leading negotiations and teams for business development to further enhance operations. He is fully conversant with all aspects of financial control and reporting. He was a director of Bioethanol Limited assisting in the development of a bioethanol plant in the UK. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Association of Certified Accountants.
Peter began his career at the Boston Consulting Group Inc. advising state-owned companies. In 1994 he acted on secondment to the World Bank and UNDP in Bolivia. He has advised governments on privatisations in Latin America and Eastern Europe having served as Deputy Chairman for the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe infrastructure finance group. He became a director of Fieldstone Private Capital Group in London in 1994, where he advised on cross-border power sector acquisitions and bids totalling approximately US $6 billion, involving 5,000 MW of installed generating capacity. In 1995 he founded IPC and is also a director of IPSA and a non-executive director of Strategic Natural Resources PLC. He is an Oxford University graduate and was a Kennedy Scholar at Harvard University.
Elizabeth has been involved in the electricity sector since 1994 when she joined Fieldstone Private Capital Group. Between 1994 and 2000, as a director of Fieldstone, she advised on a number of mergers, acquisitions and disposals in the electricity industry, both in the UK and in developing markets. She joined IPC as a director in 2000 where she is responsible for business development and finance. She is also a director of IPSA and of Strategic Natural Resources PLC. She is a graduate of Exeter University.
Mr Blanco graduated from Green Mountain College in the United States and subsequently gained an MBA from the University of Belgrano in Argentina. He has extensive financial advisory experience and has also held appointments in the Bolivian Embassy in Argentina and as a consultant to the World Bank and the United Nations Development Programme. Over the last ten years, Mr Blanco has focused on the energy sector, including a two year appointment as Vice Minister of Electricity and Alternative Energies at the Bolivian Ministry of Public Works, before being re-appointed as Finance Director at Empresa Guaracachi, S.A. in 2004.
Mr. Coben has extensive experience in the international electricity sector, particularly in Latin America. He was a founder of Catalyst Energy Corporation, which focused on alternative energy technologies. In the early 1990's he founded and managed Liberty Power Corp. Currently Chairman and CEO of Tremesis Energy LLC, he is also a director of NRG Energy and serves as executive director of the Sustainable Preservation Initiative, a not-for-profit organisation that preserves cultural heritage worldwide through locally-based and owned economic development. Larry received a BA in economics from Yale University and a J.D. from Harvard Law School before going on to an MA in Anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania where he expects to gain his PhD in December 2011