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Trophy Resources Adds Two New Board Members Trophy Resources' (PINKSHEETS: TRSI) Board of Directors is pleased to announce the addition of two new members: Mr. Al Saavedra and Mr. Richard Berman.
Mr. Saavedra brings years of experience as a successful businessman and entrepreneur in the private as well as the public sector. He held a seat on the Board of Tara Gold Resources from January 2004 to February 2007 and played an integral roll in positioning the company and its shareholders to take advantage of emerging energy markets while exploring international gold and silver mining opportunities in Mexico. Mr Saavedra has also served as a Senior Realty Agent for the Los Angeles Unified School District assisting in a massive 3.5 billion dollar property acquisition and as a Vice President of Western States Realty participating in the completion of "Village Green," the first energy efficient and renewable energy community. That project won the "Partnership for Advancing Technology in Housing" award from the U.S. Department of Energy.
Mr. Berman began his career in 1976 in the medical device manufacturing industry and over seventeen years specialized in marketing, finance, reimbursement cycle management, regulatory and compliance. Rick organized, chartered and became the Chairman of the Board and subsequently sold Galleria Bancshares, Overland Park, KS. During the next twelve years Rick specialized in finance while being associated with Premier Air Parts, KPMG, LLP and Methodist Retirement Communities. In 2004 he successfully received, clearance from NASD for quotation of a security and has advised other public companies regarding regulatory compliance. Mr. Berman now serves as the President and CEO of Russell Industries (see www.russind.com) with holdings that include over 100 Uranium claims in Utah.
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this is an OIL company that is on the rock bottom....I do not see much downside potential, but it looks like company is going to have some more positive news soon.
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Ya think we are at the bottom on this one. Oil prices going up. With summer coming and the nice weather oil will definetly be in hot demand.
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