| | | | Thomas Yingling
Position: President and Director
Pennant's President Thomas Yingling is a successful seasoned venture capitalist who benefits from over 17 years experience in running resource based public companies. Mr. Yingling has served for over 15 years as President of Brahma Communications Corp., an investment consulting firm that specializes in corporate finance, investor relations and strategic corporate planning for publicly traded companies. He effectively restructured Pennant Energy from a floundering mining Company to a successful oil and gas producer. Thomas through his diligence and hard work has positioned the Company on the path to success by creating a strong foundation, exemplary management team and stable cash flow for the shareholders of Pennant Energy.
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| | | James Britton
Position: P. Geol. P. Eng, Senior Geologist/Engineer, Director
Mr. Britton brings to the Company a wealth of experience spanning over 45 years in the oil and gas exploration and development business. During his distinguished career, he has been instrumental in successfully commercializing over 430 oil and gas wells, some of which are still prolific producers. Mr. Britton has the much envied track record of drilling 86% commercially successful wells.
Most recently, they include his discovery of a major strike in the B.C. Foothills for Dynamic Oil & Gas, Inc. - a company in which he rose to the position of Vice President, Exploration and Development. Before retiring from the company in late 2003, he was also credited with the re-completion of a well in Alberta's St Albert Oil Pool, which led to the development of 60 billion cubic feet of reserves and a deliverability of 16 million cubic feet of gas per day.
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| | | David Finn
Position: Director
David Finn is a well-regarded petroleum consultant who has been active in the oil & gas business for over 30 years. He began his oil and gas career as an employee with Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Ltd. in the geological and engineering departments where he was involved in petrophysical and economic analysis of company interests in the Western Canadian sedimentary basin. From Amoco he moved to the British Columbia Petroleum Corporation where he was responsible for monitoring the development activity and natural gas performance of northeastern British Columbia gas fields.
During the last decade, Mr. Finn has consulted primarily to Gilbert Lausten Jung Associates Ltd. ("GLJ") -- one of Canada's most respected oil & gas engineering firms. As a consultant to GLJ he provided evaluation services for new emerging public and private companies including preparation of reports for securities and financial institutions, property acquisition/disposition analysis and drilling prospect reviews. Properties evaluated included most of the conventional oil and gas areas of the Western Canadian sedimentary basin, shallow gas reservoirs of southeastern Alberta and non conventional basin centered gas reservoirs of the Green River Basin, Wyoming.
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| | | Patrick Power
Position: Vice President, Secretary and Director
Patrick Power is president of several publicly traded companies, including Arctic Star Diamond Corp. and Austin Developments Corp, an emerging, publicly-listed oil & gas exploration/production company. In these various roles, Mr. Power benefits from over 15 years of experience in venture capital markets, as well as many years previously in the financial securities industry. An adept financier, Mr. Power also serves as a director of several other publicly-listed natural resource exploration companies.
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| | | Mr. Rod Morris, P. Geologist
Mr. Morris has been active in oil and gas exploration for the past 28 years
He has worked with Dome Petroleum, Petrel Robertson Consultants, Mannville Oil and Gas, Rosetta Exploration and G2 Resources.
Mr. Morris currently consults to Pennant and represents Pennant's interests in Alberta. The mandate is to find low risk projects for Pennant to participate in that can lead to ongoing exploration and development opportunities.
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