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Ryan A. Church is the Founder and CEO/ CTO at Biome-Renewables Inc. (www. biome-renewables.com), where they are developing biologically-inspired renewable energy technologies. They are launching in the wind industry with the PowerConeÂŽ, an enhancement technology that enables nine world-firsts in the wind industry with initial indications suggesting that this technology could break the Betz Limit. He has given university lectures and advised governments in both Canada and Europe as a thought-leader in the field of renewable energy and biomimicry. Recently, Church was nominated as a Forbes 30 under 30 in Energy.
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