Executive Team and Board Members
Cornelius joined Wind Harvest’s management team in 2013. In his previous role as CEO, he led the negotiations with new partners, secured financing, and worked to bring Wind Harvest’s turbines to the commercial market.
Leadership Team
Team Members
David had a 40-year career in the field of engineering and design of wind turbines. He began working on vertical axis wind turbines in 1981 with Indal Technologies Inc. in Ontario, Canada, and worked closely...
Publications:
On the structural response of two- and three-bladed vertical axis wind turbines
David Malcolm, Wind Energy, August 2019
Validation of a suite of codes for the structural response of vertical axis wind turbines
David Malcolm, December 2017
Wind Harvester v3.1 Design Evaluation – Design for Fatigue
David Malcolm and Antonio Ojeda, Wind Harvest International, February 2017
Wind Harvester v3.1 Design Evaluation – Structural Design Methodology
David Malcolm and Antonio Ojeda, Wind Harvest International, February 2017
Wind Harvester v3.1 Design Evaluation – Extreme Loads
David Malcolm and Antonio Ojeda, Wind Harvest International, February 2017
Wind Harvester v3.1 Design Evaluation – General Turbine Description for US
David Malcolm and Antonio Ojeda, Wind Harvest International, February 2017
Predictions of peak fatigue stresses in a Darrieus rotor wind turbine under turbulent winds
David Malcolm, January 1990
Mark is a talented Electrical Engineer. In 2012, he designed and built the controls and electrical system used on the Wind Harvester Model 1.0 and 2.0 turbines installed in Finland. He recently designed and built most of our Model 3.1 turbine controls.
Experience:
1995- 1999 | Lead Electrical Engineer for Schilling Robotics in Davis, CA
2000 - 2002 | Electronics design engineer for Onix Microsystems (MEMS based fiber optic technology)
2003- 2007 | Responsible Design Engineer for Northrop Grumman Space Technology (formerly TRW Space Systems) in Space Park Redondo Beach CA
2007 - present | Principal Owner, MWC Engineering (specializing in high reliability control systems, high speed, low noise electronic hardware and systems, RF systems and circuits, ESD and lightning protection, and all other areas of electronic product design) Avid electronics hobbyist and electronic technology historian since 1978.
Ariana is our Caribbean Resilient Ecosystems Manager and a Barbados ambassador.
Publications:
How to Cooperatively Cultivate a Renewable Energy Future
Ariana Marshall, ZME Science, 15 March 2017
Collective Action Research: Policy Effectiveness ~ Coastal Construction Vs Coastal Erosion
Ariana Marshall, 2016
Coastal Construction Trends in Response to Coastal Erosion: An Opportunity for Adaptation
Ariana Marshall, Larry Robinson and Marcia Allen Owens, 2011
Informing Rural Sea-Level Rise Adaptation Strategies through Public Participation Evaluation: Application of the Policy Window Theory
Ariana Marshall and Marcia Allen Owens