In his 23 years as CEO of Jack B. Kelley Inc. (JBK)—among America’s first and largest transporters of natural gas—Ken grew the Amarillo-based company an average of 19% annually.

Ken’s passion for cleaner-burning alternative fuels came from the loss of his father to a cancer believed to be brought on by the inhalation of diesel fumes. That passion resulted in the founding of Applied LNG Technologies LLC (ALT), where Ken pioneered the development of natural gas infrastructure that today enables countless companies and individuals to utilize a clean-burning, domestically produced fuel in compliance with EPA emission standards. His development of the Interstate Clean Transportation Corridor—making alternative fuels attainable from Las Vegas and Los Angeles to Salt Lake City and the San Joaquin Valley—is among the most successful projects of its kind on the planet.

Since growing and selling ALT, which continues today as Applied Natural Gas Fuels, Ken has shifted his focus to providing a complete system solution for monetizing flared or stranded gas. His work in this area spans areas as unique as the Caribbean, as well as South and Central America.

A cum laud graduate of Texas Christian University, Ken’s best-in-class experience and leadership in the natural gas industry provides support to every CCR project and client.

Kevin is a serial entrepreneur, having founded companies in areas as diverse as aviation, real estate development and management consulting. He also took Avantair public, building the company into a major concern, with more than 500 employees and 65 aircraft.

A passion for “doing well, while doing good” and expertise in carbon credits, logistics and business management make Kevin an invaluable member of the CCR team.

He is the founder of Edelen Strategic Ventures, a Kentucky-based management consultancy designed to assist entrepreneurs at every stage of development. Adam structured an innovative partnership between a large coal company and a global renewable energy giant to propose developing a mountaintop removal site into a large scale solar installation, creating jobs for out-of-work coal miners. The proposed development has been featured globally, from CNN and SkyTV to Fast Company and The Wall Street Journal.

A former Chief of Staff to a Kentucky governor, he is also the state’s former elected taxpayer watchdog. The recipient of the US Junior Chamber of Commerce’s “Ten Outstanding Young Americans” award, Adam is a graduate of the University of Kentucky.