Mr. Griffis is the founder of Griffis International Limited (“GIL”), a private investment and corporate management firm based in Toronto, Canada. GIL is focused on emerging resources companies that require early- to mid-stage financing, located in West Africa and South America.  Mr. Griffis also founded Pan African Uranium, which was acquired by Homeland in 2006 and resulted in the granting of eight mining licences in Niger to Homeland. Mr. Griffis is Chairman of Virgin Metals Inc. and has served as Chairman/CEO of several other public and private resource companies. Mr. Griffis was appointed to the board of directors of Homeland in February 2006 and became Chairman in April of that year.

Mr. Griffis is a retired LCol. in the Canadian Air Force and was a member of the Snowbirds aerobatic squadron in 1973-4. He returned to be team leader during the years 1979-80 and worked hard on the public relations aspect of the team.  Mr. Griffis was selected as Commanding Officer because of his “strong leadership qualities and flair for public relations,”qualities which now benefit Homeland.
E-mail: tgriffis@homelandenergygroup.com



Mr. Coates founded Homeland in 2004 and serves as its President and Chief Executive Officer, as well as Chairman of Homeland Uranium Inc. He is a graduate of King’s College at the University of Western Ontario and has experience in government, investment management, communications and business development in the exploration and mining sectors.

Founder of Grove Communications Inc., Mr. Coates is an experienced consultant on strategic relationships, business development and communications to the junior mining sector. The first four years of his working career were spent as an investment manager with RBC Dominion Securities –Canada’s largest investment bank. He has been a volunteer director of numerous service organizations and an active fundraiser. Mr. Coates is a director of and advisor to several private and public companies.

Mr. Coates resides in London, England where he manages the day-to-day affairs of the Corporation and its going public process. A key strength is his comfort in dealing with all levels of government, and his strength in developing key “in-country”relationships has been a valuable asset to Homeland.
E-mail: scoates@homelandenergygroup.com



Mr. Woodhead is a member of the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants, having graduated from the University of Cape Town with a degree in Commerce and a post graduate diploma in Accounting.

Mr. Woodhead and has 16 years experience in the natural resource and public finance sectors. Before relocating from South Africa to Canada in 1997 to establish and manage the Canadian corporate headquarters of Trans Hex International Ltd., Mr. Woodhead worked for the Department of Finance (Special Investigations) in South Africa and as the corporate financial manager for Trans Hex Group Limited, a South African diamond producer listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.

In May 2003, Mr. Woodhead was appointed Chief Financial Officer of Desert Sun Mining Corp., developer of the Jacobina gold mine in Brazil that was acquired by Yamana Gold Inc. in April 2006 in a transaction valued at approximately $600 million at the time of announcement. Mr. Woodhead has also acted as Chief Financial Officer of Admiral Bay Resources Inc. (oil and gas), Beartooth Platinum Corporation (platinum group metals), Longford Corporation (oil and gas), Aberdeen International Inc. (royalty) and Sanatana Diamonds Inc. (diamonds); as Vice President, Finance of Glass Earth Limited (gold) and Luiri Gold Limited (gold); and has served as a director of Apogee Minerals Ltd. (silver).
E-mail: swoodhead@homelandenergygroup.com



Within the mining industry, Ms. Nemeth has held the role of Vice President of Investor Relations for African Copper PLC,  Wolfden Resources (acquired by Zinifex in November 2006) and Desert Sun Mining (acquired by Yamana Gold in April 2006). With more than 20 years experience in investor relations and corporate communications, Ms. Nemeth has served as Director of Global, External Communications for health science company, MDS Inc., Manager of Corporate Communications at Biovail Corporation and has held a variety of corporate communications and investor relations functions in the financial services and pharmaceutical sectors. She has also held senior communications roles with industry advocacy associations and the Ontario Ministry of Northern Development and Mines.

Ms. Nemeth began her career as a field exploration geologist with Inco in the Yukon and Northern Ontario and holds an Honours BSc in Geology and Biology from Brock University and a Masters Degree in Journalism from the University of Western Ontario.

Ms. Nemeth serves as an independent director for MetalCORP Ltd, a junior mining company listed on the TSX Venture Stock Exchange, and has been actively involved with the Ontario chapter of the Canadian Investor Relations Institute (CIRI) since 1998 where she continues to serve on the CIRI Ontario board of directors as Past President.
E-mail: info@homelandenergygroup.com



Mr. Howard graduated from the University of Colorado with a Masters degree in Geology, after achieving his baccalaureate from the University of Toronto. He holds the accreditation of Professional Geoscientist and is a Fellow of the Gemological Association of Great Britain. Mr. Howard is a founding director of Homeland. He lives in Grand Junction, Colorado.

Mr. Howard has broad international experience as a minerals exploration geologist and mining company executive as well as considerable corporate-financial and management experience. Mr. Howard founded Odyssey Resources Limited and until recently acted as its President and Chief Executive Officer.
E-mail: ahoward@homelandenergygroup.com