QUEENSLAND, Australia, July 18, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Save The World Technologies Inc. (Other OTC:SWTG), an environmental technologies company, has appointed Martin Tindall as Director and Chief Executive to re-energize the company, its profile and its projects.
Mr. Tindall has been involved in leadership roles encompassing technology, general management operations and finance over the past eleven years. His open and hands-on approach has created very effective teams and company successes. Mr. Tindall's experience encompasses private and publicly listed companies, with various positions held including Managing Director, Director, Chief Information Officer, Vice President, and Head of eBusiness and Director of Special Operations.
Joining Mr. Tindall is Ms. Melissa Sayer, whose appointment as Director of Tree Science recognizes her great contributions to several of the original testing plantations of the company.
"I look forward to driving the company to achieve great results from our projects and to truly Make a Difference," Mr. Tindall said. "Focusing on delivering alternative clean transport, re-forestation, an air engine and distribution of carbon credits, it is my goal to take the company from development stage to a business focused on delivering results for its stakeholders."
As part of restructuring the company, a new management team will be recruited both within the U.S. and Australia to help deliver on the company's projects and to see the company increase its shareholder value.
About Save The World Technologies Inc.
Save The World Technologies Inc. works with inventors, engineers, technicians and marketers to create a cleaner and safer world through incubation, development, production and marketing of products for a sustainable future. The company's core projects include an All Air Engine, Super Kiri Tree, and Electric Commuter Vehicle. For more information please visit www.swtg.us or www.swtg.com.au
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