Board of Directors

Bruce Fischer, PhD – Chairman / CEO

Dr. Fischer is a proven team leader with over fifteen years experience in business development and project management, with particular emphasis on environmental, agro-forestry, land development, and risk assessments. Experience includes business development, supervisory skills, training program development, and expert witness services. Bruce has founded and managed several businesses in a wide range of industries; from cruise lines, to environment remediation and agricultural land development firms. As the Managing Director of WMNS, his responsibilities include the strategic focus and overall management of the company and its subsidiary divisions.

Dr. Fischer began his oil & gas career as an investor and quickly established the necessary connections and expertise to make WMNS a success. Through this experience, he has acquired extensive knowledge and hands-on industry experience in evaluation, acquisition, drilling, logging, testing, completing and work-over issues. Bruce has a vast expertise in geological software and hardware designs through TerraSolve Laboratory SA an international computer modeling organization for analysis of seismic and geophysical data.

Dr. Fischer has extensive international business experience and is currently on the Board of Directors of four international and publicly traded companies. Bruce holds a PhD in Environmental Engineering as well as advanced degrees in Geology and Accounting.

Glenn McQuiston – Director / President

Mr. McQuiston is the CEO and Founder of two luxury cruise companies, Resort Society and Expedition Leaders. He also founded Get2Networks, a company that develops and implements complete digital communication initiatives; expanding the reach of enterprises in the oil & gas, energy, transportation and financial services industries. Previously as president, Glenn headed up Baldwin Trading Co. a transporter of petroleum products and coal throughout the intra-coastal waterways for the major oil and gas and energy companies and utilities. In addition, as the President of Society Expeditions, Glenn planned and executed a turn-around strategy leading it to become the premier destination cruise company. He has also served in executive capacities in finance at American Express Int'l. Banking Corp and law where he supported and provided services to the oil & gas and energy sectors.

Mr. McQuiston has led businesses to profitability, through cycles of disruption, growth, and stability, by integrating technology and human resources to maximize the return on available resources. An active forward thinking turnaround strategist, he has rebuilt and led teams to record levels of performance and has an extensive and varied experience in the oil & gas, energy and utility sectors. Glenn has guided the development, marketing and sales of high-growth enterprises in the US, Europe and Asia. Through his leadership, companies he has led have effectively integrated speed, connectivity and value in all product offerings and developed new sources of business to ensure reduce customer acquisition costs and increase yields, revenues and profits. His methods have since been universally adopted by the cruise, transportation and shipping industries. Glenn has earned post-graduate degrees with high honors in both business and law.

Marcie Corbin – Director / CFO

Ms. Corbin is a member of the Westmont Resources Inc board of directors and a member of the executive management team. She also has group accountability for US and integrated supply and trading activities. Marcie is a graduate of the London School of Economics. Ms. Corbin joined The Avalon Group Ltd in 1999 and in 2003 became director of finance for The Avalon Group Ltd. Prior to joining The Avalon Group, Ms. Corbin was group chief of staff for Quantum Financial Equity Group with responsibility for a number of corporate areas, including strategy, technology, IT, investor relations and investments. Following the merger of Quantum Financial Equity Group with The Dagbie Group, in 1997 she was appointed executive vice president.

While these are very conservative figures, the profits are significant. Consider that several major oil Companies have done test drillings on land featuring the same geological structure within ¼ mile of the Company's lease holdings. These test wells are producing, on average, 22 barrels of oil and 300 MCF per day.