Innocent, Inc. (INCT) Backed by Diversified Leadership, Technical Teams

Innocent, Inc. is a development-stage oil and gas exploration and production company focused on developing properties in North America. The company’s business strategy is to minimize the risk of exploration through the development of proved petroleum reserves.

Leveraging the diversified experience of a strong management team, Innocent believes that the successful execution of this strategy will result in maxim profit via strategic acquisition and liquidation of selected oil and gas properties.

Company director and CEO Wayne Doss for more than 25 years served as CFO and CEO for public and private companies. Doss previously spent nine years as CEO of Keller Industries, a $250 million building products company with more than 4,000 employees. In the past five years, he has consulted and served various capacities assisting small public companies with start-ups, interim officer positions, accounting issues, and regulatory filings.

Patrick J. Johnson, director and chief operating officer of Innocent, has always had an eye for developing new companies with upside potential, and has a had a wide variety of experience in several key areas. In addition to founding a consulting firm and an executive search firm, Johnson has held C-Level positions in the oil and gas, consumer products, and neutraceutical industries in both public and private sectors, as well as consulting in the private equity, mining, gaming, entertainment, internet, construction and corporate finance industries. He has also assisted several charities and non-profit organizations with his volunteer and fund raising efforts, and has an extensive career as an Olympic-caliber sprinter, NFL player, speaker, broadcast journalist and published writer. Johnson is also the founder of The Patrick Johnson Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to public service in the work of children’s and veteran’s hospitals.

On the technical side of Innocent, Inc. is George Wulf, a petroleum engineer and geologist with 58 years of experience in the oil business. During this tenure at Texaco, Wulf mapped the Donkey Creek anticline on which the first commercial Minnelusa oil field was discovered. After a tour in Korea as a combat engineer, he was assigned to Tokyo, Japan, and cleared for top secret geological and engineering studies for the U.S. military in Korea, Taiwan, China and the northern coast of Japan. Among other career accomplishments, Wulf has also worked for Mobil Oil as a research geophysicist after receiving his M.S. degree in geology. Using seismic stratigraphy, in 1957 he mapped the Muddy sand bar in southeastern Montana which became the 300 million bbl Bell Creek Field.

Also on the technical team is Joe Banks, who has been involved in the drilling of 1522 Minnelusa wells during the past 52 years as operator, supervisor of drilling operations, drilling contractor, and mud engineer. He has operated numerous Minnelusa producing properties in northeastern Wyoming, and personally knows all of the contractors and oil field suppliers working out of Gillette, Wyoming, which is very helpful in arranging for services and negotiating contracts.

For more information, visit www.innocentinc.com

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