Mr. Sorensen founded Flibe Energy in 2011 and leads their reactor development efforts. He earned his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Utah State University and worked for two summers on NASA's advanced X-33 rocket project at the famed Lockheed Martin Skunk Works in Palmdale, California. He then earned a master's degree in aerospace engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology and joined NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center from 2000-2010.

During his time at NASA Mr. Sorensen learned about molten-salt reactor technology and became a powerful advocate for the technology, speaking across Europe, North America, Asia, and Australia.

Mr. Sorensen was chief nuclear technologist at Teledyne Brown Engineering in 2010 and earned another master's degree in nuclear engineering at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. He wrote his thesis on Thorium technology during the Manhattan Project era. He also taught a nuclear engineering class at Tennessee Technological University. He has had many young nuclear engineers credit his public talks, including two TEDx talks, as their motivation to join the industry and pursue a clean energy future.

Trevor Giles joined Flibe Energy, Inc. (FEI) in May 2015 as an advisor and subsequently transitioned to Chief Financial Officer. Prior to FEI, Mr. Giles was a Senior VP Investments and Chief Compliance Officer for a Canadian based fund of hedge funds firm.

Mr. Giles has significant experience in venture capital, private equity, public investments, hedge funds, carbon finance, and bond trading. Prior positions include Executive Vice President of Investments of Westcap Mgt. Ltd; Investment Manager of the Golden Opportunities Fund, a Saskatchewan Labour-sponsored venture capital fund with over $500 million under management; Associate Portfolio Manager and Foreign Bond Desk Manager for CIBC World Markets; Investment Executive with Burns Fry; and Treasury Manager with a Saskatchewan Crown Corporation.

Mr. Giles is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CMA Track) and a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). He is a member of the Victoria CFA Society, the CFA Institute, and the Institute of Chartered Professional Accountants of British Columbia. He is also currently a Director and Partner in North America's largest tillage tool manufacturer with factories in Canada and the USA. He has been actively researching LFTR technology since 2011.

For more than 40 years, Dr. Bonometti has played a key leadership role in advanced technology development working in industry, academia, and government. He joined the Airborne Laser (ABL) program as the Chief Engineer when it was grounded and led the engineering team to a historic missile shoot down just 12 months later.

For over 10 years, he developed and demonstrated numerous classified directed energy systems for the DoD, including two advanced lasers at national labs. He was the senior government lead for the Boeing Phantom Eye and the General Atomics Dual MQ-9 UAV flight programs.

Dr. Bonometti graduated from the US Military Academy at West Point with a degree in Nuclear Physics and Engineering and served in the Army Corps of Engineers including training as Atomic Demolition Munitions expert. He completed his doctorate at the University of Alabama-Huntsville, obtained a Professional Engineer license, and graduated from the Federal Executive Institute. Dr. Bonometti recently retired from the Federal Service after a successful 33-year career.

Ben Soon is an experienced senior executive with a demonstrated history of working in technology development and the advanced nuclear energy industry. He possesses a unique combination of expertise in nuclear energy systems/supply chains with business and analytical experience. Mr. Soon has experience in Systems Research & Development, Operations Management, Government, Operational Planning, Business Development, Fundraising, Investor Relations, and Business Management.

Prior to joining Flibe Energy, he served in the Republic of Singapore Airforce for 13 years, first as a qualified pilot including a tour of duty in the United States and then in Headquarters. His other senior executive experience includes co-founding, and serving as Managing Director for an IT Solutions company, Interim Chief Operating Officer, and as Director of Technology, in technology development companies both in Singapore and the USA.

Mr. Soon has a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) focused on Business Administration and Management from Swinburne University of Technology where he graduated top of cohort and class, and a diploma in Civil & Structural Engineering from Singapore Polytechnic.

Dr. Harris joined Flibe Energy, Inc. (FEI) in March 2018, and has about two decades of experience in the nuclear industry. Before joining FEI, he worked for Idaho National Laboratory, Westinghouse Electric, and Sandia National Laboratories. His research at Utah State University included collaboration with Polish researchers, and focused on developing advanced measurement systems for multi-scale thermophysical property measurements of advanced materials for nuclear and space applications.

Dr. Harris now serves as FEI's Chief of Staff, and has led engagement with regulatory bodies, university and national lab research projects, and supply chain development with key partners. He serves on various committees for nuclear standards development organizations like the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and the American Nuclear Society, ensuring that technology discussions incorporate thorium and molten salt reactor needs.

Dr. Harris became aware of energy poverty and its connection to human flourishing while living in Mozambique in his formative years and brings valuable motivation and perspective to FEI.