Meet Our Team

Eric has lived in Seattle his entire life and graduated from University of Washington law school. He practiced law in Seattle for about 10 years, specializing in criminal defense and business litigation. Eric is a Co-Founder of Seattle Wealth Management, a SEC registered RIA firm and a Co-Founder of 4ZeoMethane, LLC.

Dan is a Co-Founder and the PI for 4ZeoMethane, LLC and is currently focused on developing and supporting several renewable/clean energy projects and climate change initiatives. Dan is a graduate from the University of Washington with a degree in engineering.

Nick is a Co-Founder of 4ZeoMethane, LLC and has spent over 15 years as a Human Capital Management Consultant/Account Executive for enterprise organizations in the Pacific Northwest. Nick graduated from Washington State University with degrees in Marketing and Communication.

Tom is a Co-Founder of 4ZeoMethane, LLC. He is a respected physician and has been practicing in the Seattle area for over 20 years caring for patients as well as performing clinical research with multiple publications.

Business Development Manager

Sarah holds degrees in Psychology and Sociology from Western Washington University. Sarah is passionate about environmental sustainability, with a particular focus on the concrete industry where she is a co-inventor of a patented concrete finishing tool.

Our singular mission is to improve the health of our planet for the benefit of all.

We will accomplish this mission by mitigating climate change and the lingering effects of hazardous materials through the application of zeolite-based technologies that are effective, affordable, and scalable.

Our primary focus is zeolite applications that reduce both carbon and methane emissions while facilitating carbon capture at scale.

Zeolite Composites: Smarter Solutions for Sustainable Change™

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Department of Animal Sciences

Dairy Cattle Nutrition

Prior to joining Washington State University as an Assistant Professor, Marcos worked in Brazil. He adopts an integrated research approach, collaborating on aspects such as cattle nutrition, reproduction, and behavior. Marcos has authored 165 peer-reviewed papers and successfully secured 25 grants from governmental agencies and private companies. He currently serves as the coordinator for three courses: Feeds and Feeding, Dairy Cattle Management, and Dairy Challenge; and is the faculty adviser of the WSU Cooperative of dairy students, which owns and manages their own herd at the university. Marcos supervises Master’s and Ph.D. students in projects related to reducing methane produced by dairy cows, improving mammary gland development in dairy heifers, determining microbial protein production in dairy calves, and evaluating fat sources in milk replacers.

Valerie is a first-generation student currently in Washington State University's Animal Sciences graduate Master's program. She is conducting her thesis project on the impact of Zeolite inclusion on methane production in a high-lactating dairy cow diet.  Valerie is a graduate student representative for Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Related Resources and Sciences, a Cargill thrive Program award recipient, WSU ASGSA Chair member, and a Mentor for the National Collegiate Dairy Challenge Competition. Valerie's goal is to share opportunities in research with undergraduate students and to make economic, environmental, and production positive contributions to the agricultural industry.