Eco Innovation Group names Travis Yakimishyn technology VP

Eco Innovation Group Inc. (OTC: ECOX) appointed Travis Yakimishyn as Vice President of Technology Development as the company advances its gas-to-liquids and sustainable aviation fuel platform commercialization plans.

Yakimishyn brings more than 20 years of electrical engineering and infrastructure experience in oil and gas, utility-scale power systems, pipeline operations, and industrial controls. He previously held senior positions with TC Energy and BC Hydro, leading teams responsible for electrical reliability, protection and control systems, and substation infrastructure.

His project experience includes work on major North American infrastructure developments such as Keystone, Northern Courier, Energy East, and Gulf Coast Pipeline projects, along with SCADA, PLC integration, relay protection, and system modernization work.

"Travis brings precisely the kind of technical and infrastructure experience needed as the conversation moves from concept toward deployment," said Brent Nelson, CEO of Kepler GTL Technologies Inc.

The company, which operates as American EcoFuels, provided updates on several corporate initiatives. Following recent comments, it submitted additional requested information for its pending FINRA corporate action regarding the proposed American EcoFuels name and trading symbol change.

Management targets substantial completion of the company's PCAOB audit procedures and preparation of its Registration Statement on Form 10 before the end of the current quarter, subject to customary audit and regulatory timing.

The company also stated that implementation steps are underway for its previously announced Frankfurt Stock Exchange dual listing initiative following retention of its listing advisor.

"Building this platform requires parallel progress on technology, governance, and capital markets," said Richard Hawkins, CEO of Eco Innovation Group Inc.

The information was provided in a company press release statement.

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