Dominic Francis Yen

Mr. Yen is a Cleveland, Ohio-born attorney and investment banker with more than thirty years of experience having started up, merged or acquired more than 60 companies, internationally as well as . Yen is experienced in acquisition strategy, corporate organization and management, marketing and sales development, project management, financial and operational analyses and modeling, fundraising, mergers and acquisitions, and political relations. Mr. Yen studied under Nobel Prize winning economist James Tobin and Former U. S. Undersecretary of State Richard Cooper and graduating from Yale University with a Baccalaureate (Ba) degree in Economics, then graduated with a Juris Doctor degree (JD) in International Law from Case Western Reserve University School of Law. Mr. Yen was Administrative Assistant to the Honorable Charles Vanik, Chairman of the House Subcommittee on Trade of the United States House Ways and Means Committee, and drafted the Jackson-Vanik Trade Bill which granted Most Favored Nation Trade status to the then Soviet Union, and assisted Mr. Vanik as Congressional monitor to the Bilateral Trade Negotiations in Paris. Mr. Yen has served in various positions of corporate management in Singapore, Taiwan, Korea, the United States and China, forming many joint ventures and new businesses for clients in industries ranging from chemicals, oil equipment, machine tools, automotive parts, engineering, construction, steel, real estate, banking and finance, and mergers and acquisitions. Major successes include the acquisition of the former Gulf+Western Advanced Development and Engineering Center (military design and engineering), the former Liquid Crystal Division of General Electric Company, and asset purchases of facilities formerly owned by Northstar Steel and USX (U. S. Steel), as well as numerous transactions in finance and industry with Hyundai Motor Company, Samsung Heavy Industries, Korean Heavy Industries and Construction Co., Ltd., Dana Corporation, Arvin Industries, Chrysler Corporation, General Motors, the former LOF Corporation, Ford Lio Ho (Taiwan), Nippon Steel, and Dundee Corporation (Canada). Mr. Yen's positions and associations include:Former President, Universeas Corporation (USA) founded 1979 (First American domiciled JV between an American company and monopoly Chinese government trading company, China National Machinery Import and Export Corporation)Former Director, Universeas Limited (Hong Kong)Former Board Director, Yen Enterprises, Inc. (Cleveland)Former Board Director, International Equipment Sales & Consulting, Inc. (Cleveland)Former Board Director, Universal Equipment & Services, Pte., Ltd. (Singapore)Secretary To The Board, Intersale, Inc. (Cleveland)Advisor To The Chairman Of LXD, Inc. (Cleveland) (former General Electric liquid crystal display division)Former Senior Partner Of Hall, Rosensaft And Yen (Cleveland)Former President, ADEC International Automation Corporation (former Gulf+Western Advanced Development and Engineering Center)Former Vice Chairman, Johnstown Holdings, Inc./Johnstown Corporation (former USX facility, largest STEEL foundry in USA)Former Member, Susquehanna Steel, LLC (former NORTHSTAR Steel plant)Former President and CEO, Shelton Acquisition CorporationFormer Director-Structured Finance, Sofitel Capital Corporation Usa, Director-Global Growth Acquisition Corporation 1 dba China Metallic, Director-China, Dundee CorporationChief Executive Officer, DFY Capital, LLC Former Executive assistant to Congressman Charles A. Vanik, Chairman of the Subcommittee on Trade, House Ways and Means Committee Commodore, Association Of Ohio Commodores Life Member, National Defense Industrial AssociationSenior Advisor-Overseas Investment, Enterprise Research Center, ChinaNational Committee Member, Pacific Economic Cooperation Committee (PECC) Managing Director, Padova Holdings, Ltd. (Hong Kong)Chief Executive Officer-Korea Export Credit Company, LLC