Board of Advisors
Admiral Thomas B. Fargo, USN (Ret.)
GRT is pleased to announce the appointment of Admiral Thomas Fargo, USN (Ret.) to the Global Relief Technologies Board of Advisors. Admiral Thomas, former Commander of the U.S. Pacific Command, is the President of Trex Enterprises Corporation, a privately-held high-technology company. Admiral Fargo also serves as Chairman of two Trex subsidiaries, Loea, a high-bandwidth wireless communications company, and Sago Systems, Inc, a homeland security company developing state-of-the-art imaging technologies.
As a Board of Advisors Member, Admiral Fargo joins an esteemed group of business professionals representing a broad spectrum of professional experiences who all share a common commitment to furthering the GRT mission.
Admiral Fargo’s broad strategic knowledge of the challenges facing the US Navy and broader Department of Defense in the 21st century provides GRT with unique and invaluable insights into these organizations and how GRT Solutions can be leveraged to support them in their critical missions. Admiral Fargo lives in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Mr. Jeffrey Watanabe
GRT is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Jeffrey Watanabe to the Global Relief Technologies Board of Advisors. Mr. Watanabe is a founding partner of Watanabe Ing & Komeiji, LLP. Additionally, Mr. Watanabe holds a number of Directorships advising organizations in both the private and non-profit sectors including the American Bar Association and the Japan Hawaii Economic Council. Mr. Watanabe previously served in the office of Senator Daniel K. Inouye, as Deputy Attorney General for the State of Hawaii and with the US Army Reserves 322nd Civil Affairs Group.
As a Board of Advisors Member, Mr. Watanabe joins an esteemed group of business professionals representing a broad spectrum of professional experiences who all share a common commitment to furthering the GRT mission.
Mr. Watanabe’s unique expertise in governmental affairs, international relations and hands on experience with high tech enterprises provide GRT with unique and invaluable insights opportunities across the Pacific Region.
Mr. Watanabe lives in Honolulu, Hawaii.
A. Richard Grossman, M.D., F.A.C.S.
GRT is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. A. Richard Grossman, M.D., F.A.C.S., to the Global Relief Technologies Board of Advisors. Dr. Grossman is the Founding Director of the Grossman Burn Center now at the Western Medical Center in Santa Ana, California. In addition to his extensive contributions to the medical practice of burn treatment, Dr. Grossman has served in a number of Civic and Charitable appointments including the Children’s Burn Foundation and the California Health Facilities Financing Authority.
As a Board of Advisors Member, Dr. Grossman joins an esteemed group of business professionals representing a broad spectrum of professional experiences who all share a common commitment to furthering the GRT mission.
Dr. Grossman’s innovative approach to the practice of medicine, his dedication to the treatment of burn victims and, in particular, to treating firefighters from across the nation, provides GRT with an extremely unique and experienced perspective on how GRT and our solutions can leverage technology in order to save lives and help alleviate human suffering.
Dr. Grossman lives in California.
Mr. Patrick S. Campbell
GRT is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Patrick Campbell to the Global Relief Technologies Advisory Board. Mr. Campbell is a partner in the Communications and Technology Department at the law firm of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton and Garrison LLP.
As an Advisory Board Member, Mr. Campbell joins an esteemed group of business professionals representing a broad spectrum of professional experiences who all share a common commitment to furthering the GRT mission.
Mr. Campbell’s extensive experience providing regulatory and corporate advice to telecommunications clients around the world and, in particular, his expertise within the satellite industry provide GRT with unique and invaluable insight into the rapidly expanding global telecommunications market.
Mr. Campbell lives in Washington D.C.