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James C. Stanley, "Jim"
Mr. Stanley is one of the two
principals of VII Inc. (www.viiinc.com), a strategic planning, systems
engineering and investment capital firm specializing in government and business
initiatives. VII's clients include major government agencies and corporations
in the United States and around the world. At VII, Mr. Stanley serves as an
Executive Vice President and a Director.
Mr. Stanley leads VII's
investment capital and financial consulting business that includes: consulting
for several of the world’s largest investment capital and asset management
firms, corporate strategic and business planning, mergers and acquisitions,
initial public offerings and reverse mergers, leveraged buy-outs, and
development of major real estate and industrial projects in the $100+ million
range. Domestic projects include a major land-fill project, a large fractional
ownership project and several major real estate efforts. International projects
include a major private placement in Europe, and establishing a technology park
and a private investment bank in several oil-rich Arab countries.
Mr. Stanley is involved in
VII's systems engineering efforts which entail alternative energy technologies
(bio-diesel and gas-to-liquid), an experimental light aircraft project and a
biometrics company that is moving from the research and development stage into
production. This biometrics company, Sequiam Corporation (www.sequiam.com,
stock symbol: SQUM) is strategically partnered with VII, which is also major
stockholder. Mr. Stanley is one of three members of Sequiam’s Board of
Directors. This year, Sequiam is launching several product lines with Black
& Decker (US), Fujitsu (Japan) and Henyue Manufacturing (Guangzhou, China).
Mr. Stanley is on the Board of
Directors and the Vice Chairman of the International Center for Religion and
Diplomacy (www.ICRD.org), dedicated to peacemaking via a network of religious
leaders and diplomats. ICRD’s concurrent projects are dedicated to
reconciliation in turbulent areas including Iran, Pakistan, Kashmir and the
Sudan. He is on the Board of Directors of Liberty Counsel (www.LC.org), a
nonprofit litigation, education and policy organization dedicated to advancing
religious freedom, the sanctity of human life and the traditional family. Mr.
Stanley also serves on the Executive Committee of Impact XXI
(www.impactxxi.com). Impact XXI is a movement of leaders and influencers
throughout the world working together to help make a lasting impact on the
major issues of the 21st century.
Mr. Stanley is the Chief
Executive Officer and co-owner of Quasar International LLC, an international
investment firm. Quasar International is a 50/50% joint venture partner with
Quasar Group, Inc. (www.QuasarGroup.com) and VII Inc. From 2000 to joining VII
Inc., Mr. Stanley was, and remains, one of the three principals in the Quasar
Group. The Quasar Group is an international holding and investment company.
Quasar focuses on financing and developing proprietary technologies through
either investment in early and growth stage businesses, or the creation and
establishment of new business operations. Quasar targets its activities in
healthcare related technologies with primary emphasis on the manufacture of
medical devices and radiopharmaceuticals. In addition, Quasar invests in
information technology companies that have a strong synergy to the healthcare
industry and Quasar's portfolio.
From 1994 to 2000, Mr. Stanley
was the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and founder of Concord Communications,
Inc. In association with the leading telecommunications company at that time,
Concord developed a system to collect funds for state and federal government
agencies via the Internet and telephone networks using "800" and "900" numbers.
Twenty five percent (25%) of all Florida’s driver’s licenses were renewed
through Concord’s systems continuing today.
From 1985 to 1994, Mr. Stanley
founded, owned and operated a real estate development company, called J.C.
Stanley & Associates Inc., employing up to 425 people. J.C. Stanley &
Associates developed properties form Key Largo, Florida to Seattle, Washington,
specializing in high rise condominiums, office buildings, shopping centers and
hotels, including the Hilton in Breckenridge, Colorado. Today, he still
maintains his licenses as a General Contractor and a Mechanical Contractor
which are very helpful for his real estate development and financing
initiatives at VII Inc.
From 1979 to 1985, Mr. Stanley
acquired Stanley, Barber, Southard & Brown Inc., an advertising agency in
New York City. Clients included Citicorp, Hilton International, Holland
American Lines, and Chrysler Corporation.
From 1977 to 1979, Mr. Stanley was President and Chairman of Balmar
Corporation, a public company manufacturing electrical harnesses for aircraft
and rotorcraft. He arranged the acquisition of the company to Pratt &
Whitney Corp.
In 1976 to
1977, Mr. Stanley was hired as a consultant for McKenzie & Associates.
Balmar was the primary client.
From 1970 to 1976, Mr. Stanley
owned Stanley, Brown & Associates Inc., a NASD (National Association of
Securities Dealers) Broker Dealer company that was eventually acquired Bache
& Company.
After graduating from the University
of Virginia in 1966, he worked for AT&T until 1970. His Bachelor of Science
degree at UVA was in Industrial Engineering.
Mr. Stanley married his high school sweetheart, Ms. Bonnie Malone.
Together, they raised four successful children now a doctor, TV producer,
lawyer and marketing director
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