Brewer Heads American Environmental Energy; Formerly Voice & Wireless

  
    
  
  
    
      Brent Brewer, 46, now leads American Environmental Energy, Inc. 
      (Pink Sheets:AEEI), formerly Voice & Wireless Corporation, it was 
      announced today.
    
    
      Brewer takes over the positions of President, Chief Executive Officer, 
      Principal Executive Officer and interim Chief Financial Officer. The 
      former holder of these positions, Randy Drew, resigned to pursue other 
      interests.
    
    
      The Company’s headquarters recently moved to 
      650 Town Center Drive, Suite 860, Costa Mesa, CA 92626; Telephone: (866) 
      671-7571 or [phone].
    
    
      Brewer brings more than 20 years of management experience with a 
      combination of Marine Corps Officer leadership as a Major and enterprise 
      executive management.
    
    
      He has held executive positions with publicly-traded software companies, 
      such as StarBase Corporation and Fujitsu-Glovia. He also has experience 
      with large venture-backed, early-stage companies. From 2004 to 2007, 
      Brewer was the Director of Sales for Novesedge Inc., a technology 
      company in Austin, TX. In 2007, he culminated more than 10 years of 
      research in the energy field to form Brewer Energy Corporation, a 
      renewable energy development company, and subsequently formed Brewer 
      Joshua Tree Wind Farm.
    
    
      Brewer earned a B.S. degree from the Ohio State University, a 
      Certification from the Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, CA and an 
      M.B.A. from the University of California, Irvine.
    
    
      American Environmental Energy is a recently organized and funded 
      renewable energy developer specializing in integrating diverse 
      technologies in a complementary way to provide more renewable energy. 
      These Renewable Energy Power Parks serve as clean “energy 
      farms,” providing clean sources such as 
      biofuels, waste to energy, clean hydrogen, and wind and solar power. 
      Integrating these different energy sources is the key.
    
    
      AEE is working to combine systems such as trash, sewage, waste water, 
      drinking water, and electricity, by applying new emerging technologies 
      such as Pyrolytic Steam Reforming Gasification (PSRG), nano-bubblers, 
      hydrogen fuel cells, algae carbon sequestration, bio-diesel and other 
      systems. By combing these technologies, greater efficiencies are 
      obtained, and waste sources (problems) become feedstock for renewable 
      energy equipment and genesis (solutions).