Industrial Technology Consultant Company

George Krkljus was co-founder and president of Industrial Telesis Corporation from 1996 until it ceased operations during December, 2002. He retired from consulting in 2002 primarily to volunteer his time to local non-profits to develop fundraising strategies, plan fundraising events and promote health and wellness in the community. In February of 2003, he relocated to Northern California to help his family on their alpaca ranch after his sister-in-law lost a tragic battle to breast cancer.

Mr. Krkljus has provided management, automation and financial consulting services since 1979 in a variety of industries and technologies. From 1994 to 1996 he was President and Chief Executive Officer of American Steel Fabricators; a steel construction company where he implemented aggressive management methods to improve profitability and customer satisfaction through automation, communication, productivity and quality improvement in work performance and project completion.

As President of Management Support Services from 1989 to 1994, he provided Management Consulting services to Southern California Edison Company and S & W Technical Services, an NTS company, with personnel and consulting services including, plant management, design, development and implementation of automated systems.

From 1979 to 1989 Mr. Krkljus was a Consultant and Project Manager at Southern California Edison Company. He provided management methods, tools and procedures to plant personnel for improvements in plant reliability through communication, worker productivity and work quality utilizing aggressive management methods and computer systems designed and developed under his direction.

Earlier in his career, Mr. Krkljus was Project Manager and Supervisor in bank equipment sales and installation, accounting and retailing.

Mr. Krkljus has an extensive background in executive management, corporate consulting and a unique ability to develop simple solutions from complex protocols and procedures.

Mr. Krkljus attended Andrews University, Loma Linda University and the University of San Francisco.