Lee Enterprises Consulting Group Adds Military Expert

World's Largest Alternative & Renewable Fuels Consulting Group Adds Scott Greenfield to Its Team

2012-10-11

SHERWOOD, AR, October 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) Alternative and renewable energy consulting group, Lee Enterprises of Little Rock, Ark., is pleased to announce the addition of Scott Greenfield to its team of biofuels consultants. Greenfield received a B.A. in Biology from the University of Texas at Austin and a Master's in Business Administration from the University of California, Berkeley. A former Naval Officer, Greenfield has over 22 years of experience working with the Navy as well as in the government and private sectors, most recently working in Special Projects for the Naval Special Warfare Command in the study of recruiting and training for Navy SEALS. Greenfield will handle military and Homeland Security matters, business plans and feasibility studies for the group.

"Scott has a very long history in dealing with the Federal government clients and the Navy. With the Navy serving as a leading sponsor of advanced biofuels research and development, Scott will be a vital asset to our clients looking to sell biodiesel to the Navy and other Federal government agencies" says Wayne Lee, principal owner of Lee Enterprises. "Scott's experience in developing business plans and feasibility studies, and his work with military biofuels, make him a very valuable complement to our existing team" said Lee.

"Lee Enterprises Consulting is the largest biodiesel consulting group in the world," says Greenfield, and "they possess a diverse depth of knowledge and experience not found elsewhere in the alternative and renewable fuels industry. As alternative and renewable fuels expand globally, and continue to contribute to national security through reduced dependence upon foreign energy sources, I am very excited to be a part of this group".

ABOUT LEE ENTERPRISES CONSULTING, INC: Lee Enterprises consulting is the world's largest alternative and renewable fuels consulting group. The group handles biodiesel, ethanol, biomass, wind, solar, waste to energy, and geothermal projects, and offers a wide range of services worldwide, from initial planning and project feasibility, through project oversight, design, fabrication, installation and startup. The group's consultants and strategic partners represent the top talent in alternative and renewable fuels, and these experts handle almost every aspect of a project. The group also owns National Business Brokerage, Inc., a full service business brokerage firm specializing in the buying and selling of alternative and renewable fuels plants. Lee Enterprises Consulting, 1503 East Kiehl Ave., Sherwood, AR 72120. (501) 833-8511.

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