Team

NU Green Cement Technologies relies on an agile organization to provide flawless expertise and reactivity, rising to the challenges we face as a company.

KENNETH BATCHELOR

CHAIRMAN OF NU GREEN LLC, & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF         CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

Mr. Batchelor has over 50 years of experience as a Field Engineer through V.P. Executive Director.  History of managing large high-profile projects to successful completion and turnover within budget and ahead of schedule with superior quality and customer satisfaction.  His focus is on striving to produce high-quality luxury-products adhering to budget and scheduling demands.

Mr. Batchelor managed all the aspects of construction of a Downtown Sarasota Hotel and Offsite/Civil Work.   Ken’s responsibilities on this project were overseeing field operations and supervising all activities related to pre-construction, scheduling, change orders, submittals, procurement, budget and delivery.  Mr. Batchelor worked with ownership and representatives to construct these projects in a timely manner, within the constraints of a budget and providing the expected quality.  Other responsibilities included permits, City liaison and manage consultants.  Cost:  $25 Million   Duration:  15 Months

SEAN M. FARAZAD

CEO

Sean has over 35 years in Sales and Management Operations. His experience in Green Cement technology and manufacturing started with CERATECH.MENA in 2005, which offered reduced carbon cement under commercial conditions with licensing in both the UAE and USA.  To include testing with not only ACI but use cases by the United States Marine Corps.  Simply put the company was ahead of its time and pre the global ESG swirl that exists today.  Over the last ten years Sean has increasingly become an expert in Green Cement.  Prior to cement Sean was employed by AboveNet and specialized in the sales and installation of server farms.  Sean served on the board of the pediatrics at the Georgetown hospital.  Over the years he has received several awards for his work in carbon reduced cement.