executive team

The Nu-Industries Executive team includes visionaries and industry veterans alike to form a balanced, stable and forward-thinking innovative company today with staying power for tomorrow and beyond.

 

Brian Hullette – Co-founder, CEO and President.
Hullette is the quintessential successful entrepreneur with an impressive track record of success. He has founded four other corporations, and has grown them quickly to successful entities, including multi-million dollars in sales, and contracts with major Fortune 500 companies. His vision for Nu-Industries brings commercial viability together with scientific innovation to offer safe, clean energy in a dramatically more efficient way for the benefit of all.

Hullette is an East Tennessee native, a member of the Board of Director of East Tennessee Clean Cities, a leading trade association dedicated to promoting education on alternative fuels. He is also active in a number of industry and biodiesel associations.

 

Joel Day
After an exemplary start to his business career that included setting company-wide sales records in retailing at 84 Lumber, Day developed his own company, A+ Financial, using his business and accounting acumen and training for the benefit of small business development. He has traveled extensively throughout the world and brings that broad base of expertise to his position of Executive Vice-President/CFO and Co-founder of Nu-Industries. Day is an East Tennessee native and graduate of East Tennessee State University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in Accounting.

 

Irvin Randy Saul
Saul is an energy and environmental technology market expert with a specialization in agricultural biomass, and developing agricultural products specifically for use in biomass production. He has worked with a number of emerging companies to raise capital, develop projects and coordinate with government financing, compliance and permitting. 

 

Paul Martin

Martin is an energy marketing and development business specialist, working with energy marketing and investor relations, and conversion of carbon related materials to ethanol. This green focus enables reclaiming landfill and other materials such as used motor oils, plastics and tires into useable fuel, furthering America’s goals of energy independence. Martin is a Citidel graduate, with a Bachelor of Arts in business.