Kathy’s experience at Ernst and Young also included seven years in the audit practice where she served a variety of consumer products, retail, hospitality, manufacturing and business services clients including SEC reporting and IPO work.

Kathy received her BS in Economics from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and is a licensed Certified Public Accountant in the State of Colorado.

Prior to joining Gravity Renewables, Jim held a senior management position at Enel Green Power North America, the U.S. renewable energy subsidiary of European utility Enel, named the 52nd largest company in the world by CNN Money in 2012. He oversaw operations and business development for Enel’s small hydro business in the United States.

Prior to joining Enel, Jim was part of the management team at CHI Energy thatA $20-million fraud lawsuit by the estate of Alexander Calder against his longtime dealer, Klaus G. Perls, has been dismissed by Justice Shirley Werner Kornreich of the New York Supreme Court.

"An incoherent stew of irrelevance and innuendo," Kornreich characterized the suit in her decision, dated Dec. 23, which concluded that the evidence fails to demonstrate that Perls wrongfully sold Calder works without properly informing the artist or his heirs.

The case included allegations of secret Swiss bank accounts, tens of millions of dollars' worth of works unaccounted for, and sales of dozens of forgeries. Perls represented Calder from 1954 until the artist's death, and the complaint accuses him of depriving Calder's estate of tens of millions of dollars in revenue from works the dealer allegedly secreted away.

Calder died in