Thomas Barr

Flex Fuels Energy, Inc. explores gold and mineral properties. The company through its subsidiary Bio-Alternative Medical Devices Organization focuses on developing hand held electronic medical diagnostic devices and through another subsidiary WDX Organization develops a technology delivering a sophisticated financial derivative to mitigate currency risk. It was founded on March 10, 2006 and is headquartered in Carson City, NV

The WDX Organisation has developed a currency-basket instrument called the Wocu; available for commercial use from 1st January 2010, the same day WDX launched its commercial reference data products. The name Wocu is derived from World Currency Unit. The currency symbol for the Wocu is WDX Institute. The Institute will independently monitor the application of the underlying Wocu Algorithm sponsored by the WDX Organization. It will dictate its revision and its constituents. The Institute has formal terms of reference. The WDX Institute is also a research body and will further academic research about World Currency Baskets and their application; in particular the idea of a World Currency Unit.

Bio-AMD, Inc. is a medical technology company. It offers Digital Strip Reader capable of reading numerous lateral flow strips to detect differing conditions including pregnancy, fertility and ovulation, and a blood coagulation monitor for patients on life-long oral anticoagulation therapy. The firm's business model is to commercialize its technologies by licensing or royalty arrangements with the large players already established in relevant sectors. The company was founded by Robert Galvin on March 10, 2006 and is headquartered in Daresbury, the United Kingdom.