Mr. McGill is a seasoned sales and business development executive with a documented track record of developing and closing multi-million dollar development programs (R&D), product sales and training services to high profile US and international customers. Mr. McGill is spearheading business development efforts to lead Sixth Wave into becoming one of the world leaders in Molecular Imprinted Polymer (MIP) nanotechnology.

Ms. Wood is a Chartered Professional Accountant with over 25 years of experience in senior level public company financial roles. Ms. Wood served as Chief Financial Officer of UC Resources Ltd. and First Mexican Gold Group, both of which were mineral exploration companies listed on the TSX- Venture Stock Exchange.

Mr. Cowan started his career as an engineering craft apprentice and additionally gained many years of relevant college education including a BS Honors Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Mr. Cowan progressively used his education & experienced gained from over 25 years with the Eaton Corporation in Europe & USA to contribute in all levels of Leadership within the Operations Engineering and Quality disciplines

Mr. Puar, with over 30 years in the public markets, has worked in various capacities in both public and private companies. He has worked with companies in the mining, oil and gas, technology, education and clean energy sectors since 2001. Most recently, Mr. Puar held the positions of CEO, Chairman and Director of Candelaria Mining Corp. from February 2012 to September 2017. During his tenure, Candelaria Mining Corp. raised in excess of $28 million and acquired several mining projects in Mexico. From May of 2015 to present Mr. Puar has held the position of CEO and Director of Else Nutrition Holdings Inc. and currently remains as a director of the company. Since going public in June of 2019 Else Nutrition has raised over $41 million. Mr. Puar also sits on the board of Adcore Inc., a technology company in the digital advertising space.

Mr. Puar holds a diploma in Mechanical Engineering Technology and a diploma in Business Administration from the British Columbia Institute of Technology. Mr. Puar sits and has sat on the board of many public and private companies including the board of Governors of Southpointe Academy, an independent school located in Tsawwassen, B.C., where he Chaired the Governance Committee, and currently sits on multiple committees.

Peter Kim graduated with a Doctorate Degree in Chemical Engineering at Ajou University in 2002. He is a senior scientist with expertise in adsorption, catalysis, material synthesis, analytical chemistry, and wet chemistry. Since 2015, he has been leading batch/column adsorption, elution process development, adsorbent evaluation, and metal analysis with ICP-MS.

Mr. Johnson is the President of Tyler Rental Inc., an enterprise with over $50M in assets. Mr. Johnson formed Alaska Ship and Drydock (“ASD”) to operate the Ketchikan Shipyard under contract with the State of Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities in 1993. Mr. Johnson resides in Ketchikan and has been a resident of Alaska for 33 years.

Dr. Ahmad Hussein is a scientist, surgeon and entrepreneur.  His primary training as a Scientist is in mucosal infectious diseases with a focus on molecular biology and modes of bacterial and viral human infection.  He has created numerous genetically recombinant bacteria and viruses for the purpose of alternative vaccines that prevent human infection in addition to working on the development of the H1N1 pandemic flu vaccine with IMV. He has presented his findings both nationally and internationally, as well as published in the top journal in his field, Infection and Immunity. Dr. Hussein is the founder of Nile Fiber Atlantic Canada Inc., which produces alternative biomass supplying feedstock to the fibre industry as a green solution to current practices. He is a community leader and serves on the board of several high profile charities.

Bruce Wallace is president and CEO of the Nuclear Innovation Institute (NII), an independent, not-for-profit organization committed to accelerating the pace of innovation in the nuclear industry. Bruce spent most of his previous career in media, working as a foreign correspondent and editor primarily for Maclean’s magazine and the Los Angeles Times. Over three decades working across Europe, Asia and North America, he wrote broadly on politics and business, sports, entertainment and the environment, as well as reporting from conflict zones. After leaving journalism, Bruce worked as Chief Creative Officer for NGen, Canada’s Advanced Manufacturing Supercluster and, before that, was Special Advisor to the Deputy Minister for Economic Development and Growth, Research, Innovation and Science in the Ontario government. He currently lives in Southampton, Ontario.