(EMAILWIRE.COM, August 05, 2009 ) Kansas City – Petro America Corp CEO, Owen Hawkins, announced today that Worldstar Corp the Alternative Division of Petro America has appointed Ian Lindon as CEO of Worldstar Corp. and Larry Forsythe as CFO. Mr. Forsythe has worked for 20 years at the US Department of Energy and brings invaluable experience to Worldstar.
CEO, Ian Lindon, stated, “Worldstar is on the cutting edge of green technology solutions designed to assist industrial, municipal, and residential environmental needs”. According to Owen Hawkins, “Great nations thrive on the achievements of its citizenry”. Petro America Corp is “The People’s Company”, and we have the greatest shareholder base in America, that will revolutionalize the way things are done on Wall Street.
Some of our initial shareholders are now serving as CEO and presidents of Petro America CorpÂ’s Division and Subsidiaries, and are very committed to building shareholder value and launching humanitarian projects. This is also a mandate of the talent that we have in our shareholder base. One of our goals as a company is to win a Nobel Peace Prize.
Petro America plans are to also create thousands of U.S. jobs through the CompanyÂ’s Divisions and Subsidiaries.
Worldstar Corp Board of Directors are:
1) CEO – Ian Lindon
2) CFO – Larry Forsythe
3) Treasurer – George Vurhulst
4) Secretary – Dr. Karen Boone
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