ELECTRIX USA, INC.

PETER ALLAN CORNILLIAC 1997-Present: President, CEO and Co-Founder of Electrix USA, Inc. STEPHEN DAVID CORNILLIAC  (Background and Experience)   Southern Academy (1968-1972)     Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (1979-1983) 4th Year Journeyman Certificate Electric Rewind Mechanic   Star Electric 3526 62nd Avenue Calgary, Alberta, Canada (403) 279-2650 Position: Apprentice Electrical Rewind Mechanic  (1978-1981) Duties: Transformer Rewind and repair, rewinding 3 phase and single phase motors   Kadon Electro Mechanical Services # 103, 1437 47th Ave., N.E. Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2E 6N7 (403) 276-9207 Position: Apprentice Electric Rewind Mechanic (1981-1984) Duties: Complete electrical and mechanical rewind and repair, transformer, fields, generators rewind, mechanical assembly.   Dames, Williams, Ames LTD Point Lisa's Industrial Estate Couva, Trinidad, West Indies (809) 636-3452 Position: Electric Shop Supervisor (1984 - 1986) Duties: Electrical Shop Supervisor, technical training, job cost accounting, sales, job estimating electrical motors high voltage motor rewind quality control   ASEA, Inc 3350 American Drive Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (416) 677-0630 Position: Electric Rewind Mechanic (1986-1987) Duties:  Rewind and repair of electric motors and generators. After his probation period ASEA trained and supervised him on rewinding High Voltage Generators with voltages ranging from 4160 Volts to 14,000 Volts. After 30 days of training, ASEA placed him in charge of all High Voltages form coils and high voltage rewinding.     M/G Electric 9930 NW 89th Avenue Medley, FL 33178 Position: Electric Rewind Mechanic/Supervisor (1987-1989) Duties: Motor Winder.   1989-1991  Winding Department Supervisor for Special Projects for High Voltage and Turbine Rotors. 1991-1992  Quality Control Officer for the Coil Manufacturing Department. 1992-1993  Technical Manager for the company and consulting.   ABB Marine Service Company 290 SW 2nd Avenue Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33315 (305) 763-8600 Position: Manager for Electric Motor Division (1993-1994) Duties: Coordinate all incoming and outgoing jobs. Technical Supervisor Quality Control Supervisor in charge of inventory, equipment maintenance, invoices, estimates, service on site, environmental and safety. Training and employee relations. 1994-96 Stephen returned to MG Electric as the Repair Shop Manager, which he reduced warranties from 14% to 2%, changed over to a new parts storage system, and implemented a safety program. He was also in charge of purchasing and calibration of new equipment and production meetings, safety, environment and security coordinator.   1996-97 T.A.W. (formerly MG Electric), Manager of the Field Service department in charge of sales, scheduling, vibration analysis, infra-red thermography and laser alignment.   ELECTRIX USA, INC. 1997-Present: Co-founder and Vice President of Electrix USA, Inc.