Who Is
Intellergy?
Richard
Noling, President & Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Richard Noling is President and CEO
of Intellergy Corporation and brings extensive management, operational, and
financial experience. His expertise
is in the turnaround and revitalization of companies, particularly
venture-funded and public companies.
He has more than 30 years of success in value creation for companies in
software, hardware, and new technologies.
Mr. Noling has provided leadership
that has culminated in two successful IPO’s, three corporate mergers, and the
revitalization of underperforming companies into market leaders. As a “hands-on” manager, Mr. Noling
orchestrates turnarounds by identifying clients’ core drivers and inefficiencies
and creates new focus and revenue solutions to firmly set them on the path of
growth. He has successfully
completed five rounds of venture capital financing and two rounds of angel
financing for private companies in a variety of
industries.
As CEO and Board Director for
ThinGap Corporation, Mr. Noling provided leadership and strategic direction to
this underperforming Angel / VC backed four-year old new technology start up.
Within a two year period, he raised two rounds of investment capital, brought in
one strategic investor and established manufacturing operations in
As CEO and Board Director of
Insignia Solutions, Mr. Noling helped to refocus and revitalize this public
software company, leading the company through a SEC investigation - with no
penalties, restructuring and creating new funding, and building and selling
three divisions.
Mr. Noling has been continuously
sought out for his ability to grow market share and capture funding, while
employing integrity and principle in every enterprise. Some of his earlier
achievements include establishing, building, and selling Charlton Associates, a
market leading computer disk manufacturing company; and leading a $45MM IPO as
Senior VP and CFO of Gupta Corporation, where he facilitated growth from a $12MM
revenue run rate to an $80MM run rate for this producer of relational databases
and development tools for PC’s.
Early in his career, he was an engineer at ARCO with various roles
culminating in responsibility for maintenance engineering for half the refinery
in
Currently, Richard Noling is a Board
Director for Phoenix Technologies as well as Hifn Corporation and serves as the
Chairman of the Audit Committee for both these NASDAQ listed companies. His
education includes a M.S. in Administration with emphasis on Finance and
Quantitative Analysis, an M.A. in Theology, and a B.A. in Aerospace and
Mechanical Engineering Science. He has completed
Dr. Terry R.
Galloway, Founder & Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
Dr. Terry R. Galloway, PhD, Chemical
Engineering, Caltech, Founder of Intellergy, has over 37 years experience at
senior levels in business and science. Dr. Galloway's scientific discoveries and
engineering applications are reflected in the intellectual property rights and
dozens of patents that he has earned.
Dr.
Galloway has managed large teams of scientists engaged in complex chemical and
engineering research and development
projects. For example, while with Shell Development/Emeryville, he was
responsible for a group of PhD and MS engineers in R&D projects on
multi-phase fluid flow, tar sands, and energy planning. Dr. Galloway went on to
become an Associate Professor in Environmental Engineering at University of
California, Berkeley, and Assistant Director of the Environmental Engineering
Laboratory, and Section Leader at U.C.'s Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
managing projects in hydrogen including tritium, oil shale retorting, high
temperature synfuel chemistry, thermochemical generation of hydrogen from water,
and fusion energy system design.
In addition
to developing the intellectual property, patents, and technologies that are
Intellergy's foundation, Dr. Galloway has been
extensively involved in commercializing the predecessor technologies. In
addition to being the founder of Intellergy, he has been a founding member of
several companies, including Thermatrix (now part of Linde), Synthetica, (which
was bought by Westinghouse—which is now EnergySolutions), that convert waste
(including radwaste and medwaste) to syngas by his patented steam reforming
process. Dr. Galloway is a founding director of Medergy, a partnership between
Intellergy and Anshen+Allen, the leading hospital architecture firm in the
world.
Dr. Galloway has
authored some 225 papers and several books, including the recent book entitled:
Solar House