Michael ("Mike") Walker is a Canada-based business and commerce executive with more than 25 years of experience across hospitality operations, real estate development, structured finance, and underwriting-driven capital deployment in North America and internationally. He serves as Chief Executive Officer and a Board member of Environmental Minerals Inc., with responsibility for corporate execution, board-directed governance, and transaction discipline.

Mr. Walker holds a Master's Degree from the University of British Columbia (UBC), Canada, and has operated at the intersection of asset-intensive businesses and capital structuring, with emphasis on execution delivery, cost control, and underwriting-based evaluation across development-stage and operating assets. This background supports Environmental Minerals' focus on asset-backed capital formation, disciplined transaction execution, and underwriting-led mine development.

Mr. Walker is associated with North South Holdings, Inc., a Nevada-incorporated private equity and development organization with international operations based in Vancouver, British Columbia. In that capacity, he has overseen operational coordination, transaction execution, and capital allocation across asset-backed projects, working with counterparties, advisors, and financing participants.

Mr. Walker's experience emphasizes contractual sequencing, governance oversight, and execution accountability rather than speculative strategy. His role within Environmental Minerals Inc. is centered on ensuring that corporate actions, asset contributions, and financing processes are executed in a manner consistent with institutional standards and board-level risk-management expectations.

For corporate and institutional enquiries:
mwalker@environmentalminerals.com
Primary contact for board-level governance, corporate approvals, and CEO-to-CEO institutional engagements.

Jason Roe is a development-sector executive and author of research-driven non-fiction works focused on systems analysis, societal dynamics, and applied research. He serves as Chief Operating Officer and a Board member of Environmental Minerals Inc., and is Chief Executive Officer of Global Mana Development, operating within the PDI Global Consortium Group.

Mr. Roe's executive practice emphasises execution sequencing, capital-efficient scaling, and institution-facing structuring in asset-intensive environments. His operating approach centres on measurable delivery: aligning counterparties, establishing defined workstreams, and advancing board-approved milestones through disciplined, documentation-led governance consistent with infrastructure and institutional risk standards.

During 2015–2016, he served as a real-world Chief Executive mentor on the Management MSc programme at University College London (UCL), working with a postgraduate team under Professor Marco Aponte-Moreno, then Senior Teaching Fellow and Programme Director within UCL's Department of Management Science & Innovation. In that live mandate, the team scaled a retail concept to 60 physical locations inside existing big-box stores on an initial operating budget of approximately $1,000, without external funding or equity capital.

Through purchase-order-backed execution and work with a major national retailer, the UCL project established a real-life operating company, created a blue ocean model, and self-generated in excess of $5,000,000 in purchase orders, generating its own capital to fund, build out, and scale 60 in-store kiosk locations within six months. This outcome is presented as a practical demonstration of capital-efficient scaling, applied execution, data-informed decision-making, and risk-managed delivery within functioning commercial constraints.

Mr. Roe's published works include The Force Is in You (2016), which advanced a systems-and-field framework for institutional accountability and evidence-based decision-making and introduced the term "Era of Common Sense." His subsequent title, COVID-19: The Love Story (2020), applied this framework to a real-time global event, emphasising coherence, compassion, and science-based rejection of racism through an "one humanity" lens. His 2026 book, Equal Sovereignty, extends the framework into questions of human, technological (including biological-AI), data, and race-related sovereignty, treating sovereignty as an intrinsic property of living and informational biosystems and outlining an anticipated sovereignty-focused era that follows the Era of Common Sense. The phrase "Era of Common Sense" has since appeared in broader public discourse, including political and technology commentary.

For investor and strategic-partnership enquiries related to project execution:
Jason.Roe@environmentalminerals.com
Primary contact for investor discussions and strategic-partnership proposals focused on execution, bond structure, and institutional relationship management.

Dr. Han Ko serves as Chief Commercial & Strategy Officer of Environmental Minerals Inc., bringing more than three decades of experience across international investment, technology ventures, and commercial real estate, supported by a strong foundation in the mining and critical minerals sector. In this role, he is responsible for commercial origination, strategic partnerships, offtake pathways, and international counterparty engagement, positioning Environmental Minerals as a strategic supplier of sustainable infrastructure materials.

Dr. Ko is the Founder and Managing Principal of USAKO Group, an international investment and advisory firm with operations in Los Angeles, the U.S. Midwest, Texas, and Seoul, South Korea. Through USAKO Group, he has led and structured cross-border investments in technology, ESG, and real-estate-related initiatives, building partnerships between global capital, high-growth companies, and regional economic development organisations.

In public service, Dr. Ko serves on the U.S. Department of Commerce District Export Council (DEC), appointed by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce, and holds a Commissioner role for the State of Missouri. He is also active in multiple trade and economic-development organisations and chairs the boards of chambers of commerce focused on strengthening business ties, exports, and innovation-driven growth.

Dr. Ko is an adjunct professor at a U.S. university and has held roles as a chair professor and research director, mentoring founders, executives, and students in entrepreneurship, technology commercialisation, investment, and international business. His academic and advisory work is closely connected to real-world execution, emphasising capital-efficient growth, partnership development, and cross-border scaling.

He also serves as Chief Strategy Officer of the Gateway South Project, a multi-phase downtown St. Louis redevelopment initiative with a long-term, billion-dollar-scale vision. In that capacity, he helps lead strategic planning, global investor engagement, and public–private collaboration, work that aligns closely with Environmental Minerals Inc.'s focus on infrastructure, resilient communities, and low-carbon, next-generation materials.

For commercial strategy, strategic partnerships, and international PO and sourcing enquiries:
Han.Ko@environmentalminerals.com
Primary contact for commercial alliances, international procurement and PO-driven opportunities, and relationship-driven capital and commercial introductions.

Dalj Brar serves as Operations Manager at Environmental Minerals Inc., where he supports execution coordination, transaction logistics, and operational sequencing across corporate structuring, asset contributions, and project-level SPV formation. He holds a Bachelor of Science (BSc) from the University of British Columbia, providing a strong analytical foundation applicable to complex, multi-party commercial and transactional environments.

Prior to joining Environmental Minerals, Mr. Brar served as Director of Operations at North South Holdings (Vancouver, Canada), where he was responsible for operational oversight, execution coordination, and transaction- related logistics across structured commercial and asset-based projects. In that role, he worked closely with senior management on contractual sequencing, post-closing mechanics, and cross-party coordination. Earlier in his career, Mr. Brar held operations-director-level responsibilities within the film and media industry, supporting production execution, scheduling, vendor coordination, and delivery accountability in deadline-driven environments.

At Environmental Minerals Inc., Mr. Brar's role is execution-focused and operational in nature, supporting the company's mineral development and project-structuring initiatives, including:

• Transaction execution and logistics coordination
• Initial closing and post-closing operational support
• SPV structuring readiness and assignment mechanics
• Cross-party operational communication
• Documentation workflows supporting financing and project development

Mr. Brar is also responsible for maintaining internal operational readiness across counterparty interactions, including deliverable tracking, closing-readiness checklists, and documentation workflow coordination aligned with board approvals and institutional expectations for execution discipline.

For operational and transaction coordination enquiries:
Dalj.Brar@environmentalminerals.com
Primary contact for operational sequencing, transaction logistics, and cross-party execution coordination.

Jeremy ("Jay") Bergeron is a senior environmental and regulatory professional with nearly two decades of experience across local, state, federal, non-profit, and private-sector consulting, including work with major organisations such as BNSF Railway, Honeywell, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), and the Department of Defense. His career has focused on the design, construction, remediation, and inspection of stormwater and green-infrastructure systems, as well as long-term compliance for industrial and infrastructure assets.

Jay holds a degree from the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia, a globally recognized research institution, where he concentrated on green infrastructure and water-resource management. During this period he worked with the Oxley Creek Catchment Association in Brisbane on projects that were recognised with the international Thiess Riverprize, underscoring his grounding in globally benchmarked watershed and ecosystem management.

His subsequent roles in the United States have included environmental specialist and stormwater management positions supporting federal installations and large private facilities, with responsibility for permitting, erosion and sediment control, inspections, and lifecycle maintenance of best management practices (BMPs). Jay's current practice includes nationwide design, construction, remediation, and maintenance of stormwater and blue-green infrastructure assets, together with ESG-oriented reporting and total outdoor-land-management solutions for large facilities.

In the context of mining and industrial minerals, including natural pozzolan, Jay's regulatory and compliance experience supports:

• Environmental permitting strategy and liaison with regulatory agencies across federal, state, and local jurisdictions
• Compliance frameworks for air, water, waste, stormwater, and ecological impact assessments
• Integration of green infrastructure and sustainability planning into mine planning, operational and development programmes
• ESG-aligned monitoring, reporting, and long-term stewardship of environmental obligations across the mine life cycle

As Chief Environmental & Regulatory Affairs Officer, Jay provides a single point of accountability for environmental compliance, permitting strategy, and regulatory engagement across Environmental Minerals Inc.'s project portfolio, aligning the platform with institutional ESG and risk-management expectations.

For environmental, regulatory, and compliance enquiries:
Jay.Bergeron@environmentalminerals.com
Primary contact for permitting strategy, regulatory engagement, and lifecycle compliance governance.

Eliseo Garza serves as Director of Research & Development at Environmental Minerals Inc., leading the company's advanced materials and vertical-integration initiatives. His work focuses on developing and validating applications of Environmental Minerals' ASTM C618 Class "N" natural pozzolan and associated mineral resources within next-generation construction and infrastructure technologies.

Mr. Garza's background spans research, product development, and field implementation of composite and performance-oriented building systems, with experience in translating laboratory concepts into deployable solutions for real-world projects. He has been involved in the design and integration of materials that address structural performance, durability, corrosion resistance, and lifecycle cost in demanding environments.

At Environmental Minerals Inc., Mr. Garza oversees the Advanced Materials Programme, including basalt-fibre and composite rebar, fire-resistant and impact-resistant composite systems, and high-value utilisation of mineral by-products for construction, energy, and environmental applications. He works closely with engineering firms, research institutions, and industry partners to structure testing programmes, certification pathways, and commercialisation roadmaps for these technologies.

Mr. Garza also supports diligence-facing technical documentation by coordinating third-party testing plans and validation workstreams aligned with customer specifications, engineering interfaces, and certification timelines.

For research, advanced materials, and R&D collaboration enquiries:
egarza@environmentalminerals.com
Primary contact for technical collaboration, material testing programmes, and advanced composite and vertical-integration discussions.

Colin James serves as Director, Business Development and Client Relationships at Environmental Minerals Inc., where he is responsible for originating, developing, and managing commercial relationships with customers, strategic partners, and institutional counterparties. His role focuses on positioning the company's ASTM C618 Class "N" natural pozzolan and low-carbon materials with utilities, ready-mix producers, infrastructure owners, and other industrial users, while supporting offtake discussions and long-term supply arrangements.

Mr. James is a graduate of the University of British Columbia in Vancouver and has spent more than 15 years in sales and marketing roles representing premium metal roofing and building-system products, including a long-standing dealership relationship with Interlock Roofing Ltd. In these roles he has been directly responsible for territory development, consultative selling, and lifecycle client support for property owners, contractors, and project stakeholders.

At Environmental Minerals Inc., Mr. James acts as a primary commercial point of contact for new and existing counterparties, coordinating proposals, NDAs, and term sheets, and aligning external commitments with the company's operational and regulatory framework. He works closely with the executive, technical, and environmental teams to ensure that commercial discussions, partnership structures, and project communications reflect the company's institutional standards and long-term execution strategy.

Mr. James also supports commercial execution by aligning customer-facing commitments with operational readiness and compliance requirements, maintaining clarity on volumes, timelines, specifications, and counterparty expectations consistent with infrastructure-grade contracting norms.

For business development and client relationship enquiries:
Colin.James@environmentalminerals.com
Primary contact for new customer introductions, strategic partnership discussions, and enquiries related to offtake, supply, and commercial relationship development.