Edward Heslop is currently CEO of Environmental Credit Corporation (ECC). ECC is a leading supplier of high quality environmental credits to emerging global financial markets.
Previously, Heslop was co-founder of Ecovation, where he served as Chairman, CEO, President and Chief Operating Officer. Ecovation was an innovative technology early stage growth company in the wastewater and energy sector. Heslop also co-founded several companies, including Paracelsian, Inc., a biotechnology company. Paracelsian progressed from founding through several rounds of financing, culminating in an initial public offering in 22 months. Previous companies founded were smaller manufacturing/wholesale marketing businesses.
Edward Heslop received an A.A.S. degree from Cobleskill Agricultural and Technical College and both B.S. and M.S. degrees from Cornell University.
Our customers pay on treatment. It is a monthly revenue stream based on when we take over treatment of the waste plant. Q: So, what happens if you install one of your wastewater treatment facilities at a company that soon thereafter folds or becomes unprofitable? EH: And they closed the plant? Q...(Full transcript available to logged in subscribers.).
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