Michael S. Davies, CFA  CMVP is an analyst with over 14 years on Wall Street covering semiconductors including communications, solar, and energy efficiency. Mr. Davies has consulted and advised Fortune 500 and several startup companies in business strategy, technology assessment, and market analysis and continues to act as an advisor.

Mike began his career in business development, focusing on computer systems and software before founding a technology consulting and market research firm that provided consulting services for companies such as Apple and Western Digital.  The scope of consulting services included analytics, marketing, research, and business development.  As Wall Street financial analyst, Mr. Davies conducted investment research and valuations at Deutsche Bank, Gruntal, Investec, Ladenburg, and Punk Ziegel.  Mike was the Chief Technology Officer at Beneficial Holdings encompassing solar and energy conservation and former SVP of Analytics for Iota Communications (OTC:  IOTC), focusing on IoT data analytics for energy efficiency and sustainability.  Mike founded Green Econometrics focusing on sustainability and technologies engendering disruptive abundance.

Mike has published numerous trade journal articles on technology and strategy, delivered presentations at Internet conferences, and has been featured on several CNBC, Bloomberg, and CNN interviews. Mr. Davies possesses an MBA from University of California, Los Angeles and BA in Economics from Columbia University.  Mike is a Chartered Financial Analysts and a Certified Measurement & Verification Professional.

The Green Econometrics management and development team continues to add powerful new features and upgrades. Users report that this enterprise-friendly, web-based analytics solution has changed their business model – yielding significant efficiencies, added customer retention and loyalty; and, improved revenue.

Charlie McHenry, co-founder

Co-founder of Trilobyte Games, LLC; co-founder of Analytics2Insight; Founder of Impact420, Charlie is a serial entrepreneur and consummate communications & management professional. Former Oregon State Telecommunications Councilor (Internet buildout); Charlie published the first regional travel e-zine on the Internet (So. Oregon Magazine); announced the patent on “windowing;” and, the patent on the microprocessor; conducted the first National Press Club presser on computer viruses; introduced AST’s line of “Premium 386” desktop computers at the Guggenheim Museum in NYC; and, owned/managed his own marketing communications agency for over 20 years.