Gerald N. Y. C. Lam

Lawelawe Management Group, LLC

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Consulting manager: Lawelawe Management Group, LLC; 2020 - Current; Organized, certified, and manages five U.S. SBA 8(a) NHO companies whose aggregate federal contracts presently exceed $300 million in IT services, data management and cybersecurity, contracts and systems management, medical data and disease modeling, research, and development, construction management, and health facilities data systems and records management.

President - CEO: Lawelawe Technology Service, Inc.; 2020 - Current; Senior executive supervising over $300 million of contracts re NAICS: 541511, 541512, 541513, 541519, 561990, 611430, 541990 CERTIFICATIONS: ISO 20000-1:2011 (IT Service Management) ISO 14001:2015 (Environmental Management) ISO 9001:2015 (Quality Management) ISO 27001:2001 (Information Security Management)

Chairman: Lawelawe Defense, Inc.; 2020 - Current; A U.S. SBA 8(a) NHO performing federal contracts in Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

Chairman: Lawelawe Training Services, Inc.; 2020 - Current; A U.S. SBA 8(a) NHO performing federal contracts in Environmental Consulting Services.

Chairman: Native Hawaiian Organization Charity; 2005 - Current; Still serving Native Hawaiian homesteads and populations of socially and economically disadvantaged Native Hawaiian families, primarily providing traditional native Hawaiian healing practices, physical self-maintenance, financial independence, family care and communities' self-determination. Responsible co-drafter of the Hawaii Healers Law, State Act 153 of 2005, pursuant to the Hawaii State Constitution, Article I - Section 6, and Article 12 - Section 7 creating Kupuna Councils equivalent to the Board of Medical Examiners, and Native Hawaiian healing certification equivalent to medical licensure. Exists as one of seven State Kupuna Councils. Drafted a proprietary journal and constitutional legal treatise on the evolution of Hawaii's historical laws, including exhaustive indigenous cultural commentary covering the1839 Hawaiian Kingdom, The 1894 Republic, U.S. 1898 Territory, up to 2016 State of Hawaii. Access is professionally limited.

President - CEO: Biogenesis Pacific, Inc.; 1992 - Current; Presently a holding company 1992 - 2010: Graduate of the U.S. SBA Section 8(a) Program. Competitive bid, won, and successfully completed over $700 million of federal contracts between 1995 and 2009 involving, hazardous waste remediation, unexploded ordnance remediation, contaminated soils remediation, heavy construction and demolition, base maintenance, construction and building, residential and commercial roofing, landscape maintenance, Information Technology and Computer Systems Management.

Senior Partner: Lam, Holzer & Fong; 1978 - Current; Presently, sole practice. Experience since 1978: Mergers & Acquisitions, Re-organizations, Litigation, Executive Compensation/ERISA, Corporate Law, Partnership Law and Real Estate Development, Business Valuations, Private Equity Law and Management, Forensic Finance and Accounting, Tax Law, Charitable Organizations and Operations, Native Hawaiian Law, Constitutional Law, Contract Law, Criminal Law, Personal Injury Law

President, Treasurer, Director: O'ahu Island Native Hawaiian Health Care System - Ke Ola Mamo; 2005 - 2022; Executive senior officer. Ke Ola Mamo health care facilities serves the Island of O'ahu which contains over 80% of Hawaii's Native Hawaiian population. Ke Ola Mamo has also been a principle contractor to the U.S. DHHS-HRSA since 1992 pursuant to the 1988 Native Hawaiian Health Care Act, reauthorized 1992 and 2010.

Chairman: Advanced Manufacturing Technologies, Inc.; 2003 - 2012; Hawaii's largest and state of the art manufacturing facility of roof and floor trusses. Engineering stamped design supplies to residential and commercial developments serving private developers, the State of Hawaii and Federal Agencies.

President: Native Hawaiian Board of Health - Papa Ola Lokahi; 2005 - 2011; Presided as chief officer pursuant to the U.S. Native Hawaiian Health Care Act of 1992, reauthorized 2010 Affordable Care Act. Supervising the annual average budget of $15 million for five Health Care Systems serving Hawaii's five major islands.