Ron Pickett, founder and CEO of his company since 2010, has had a varied career. He served as Youth Advisor toPresident Johnson before consulting for major corporations like Frouge and Gulf Oil on real estate deals, and later for Madison Square Garden Corporation on asset liquidation. He led multiple real estate projects in Maryland, Florida, and New York City and developed housing in Old Town Alexandria. In 1980, Pickett founded several innovative companies, including the first international telemedicine provider for ships, a major U.S. composting/recycling facility, and Telkonet, which pioneered broadband over powerlines.

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Flip, a 46-year veteran of the commercial real estate industry, specializes in mission-critical construction, particularly in the data center market. A James Madison University graduate with a BBA in Management Information Systems, he has developed over 3 million square feet of data center space in Northern Virginia's "Data Center Alley." Flip founded TRINITY Group Construction in 2002, a leading commercial construction company in the DC Metro area. He joined the company as Executive Vice President of Construction & Development in late 2020 and now serves as its President, advising on the integration of an Eco-Energy Park and GH2 plant with their HydroThermal Reactor Project.

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Mark Aulabaugh is a Senior Construction Executive with 30+ years of experience driving growth and execution in the commercial concrete and petrochemical sectors. Known for scaling operations, building top-performing teams, and forging lasting client relationships, he brings a steady, impact-oriented approach to leadership across domestic and international markets. As Director of Business Development for Baker Concrete Construction’s DC region, Mark helped grow the business from $45M to $300M in annual revenue. Under his leadership, the team delivered high-profile projects across mission-critical, high-rise, and institutional sectors – expanding the firm’s footprint and deepening client trust. Mark’s international leadership experience includes overseeing large-scale industrial projectsacross the Middle East, South Africa, and the South Pacific during his time with Chicago Bridge & Iron. He holds a degree in Civil Engineering from Virginia Tech.

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Mossadaq is the vice chairman and third-largest investor of KiNRG, Inc., a leading renewable energy company, and a key partner in the "Loudoun West" data center project in Virginia. He co-owns Pakheim Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Kannon Steel, Haramain Abrasives, and Pandak Farms in Pakistan. As CEO of Zima Inc., he manages various businesses in the U.S. and Pakistan, including real estate. Mossadaq actively promotes U.S.- Pakistan relations through roles in P21, the Pakistan Initiative Program at the Woodrow Wilson Institute and co-founded the Pakistan American Leadership Center. He holds an MIT executive degree and serves on several advisory boards.

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