About Us

T2M Resources Inc. based in Seattle Washington, concentrates on getting sustainable T echnology to M arket.
We have become “ One Company … Many Solutions ” by developing key long standing global relationships and a network of closely allied associates. We offer the following services:

• Advisory Services
• Financing Support
• Retained Executive Search

We focus these services on three key points of leverage:

• Technology
• People
• Projects

T2M works with people and companies developing and implementing sustainable technologies and business practices that result in net environmental gain. T2M’s expertise is in the following areas:

• Renewable Energy Wave, Solar, Waste Gas, Biomass, Wind, Energy Storage
• Water Treatment & Re-use Aqua Culture, Drinking Water, Process Stream Contaminant Recovery, Sewage Treatment
• Energy Efficiency & Storage, Flow Battery Technology, Voltage Regulation, Software, Energy Saving Materials
• Materials Recycling & Re-use, Wood Waste, Foam, Plastics
• Distributed Generation Microturbines, Combined Heat & Power (CHP)

T2M’s growing reputation with our global clients is based on its ability to “ get the job done”. T2M works with joint venture/teaming/alliance partners, small business, non-profit organizations, and multi-national corporations. T2M is currently focusing on North America and Europe, but is also actively developing strategies for other major markets.

Contact us today, to discuss how we might help you  “get the job done”.

T2M Leadership

T2M is led by the experienced executive team of Glenn Smith , President & CEO, and John Stirling , Executive Vice President & CFO, who have over 40 years of domestic and international experience in energy, water, management consulting, and next generation technologies.
Functional expertise includes consulting, recruiting and management development, project management and development, engineering, construction, operations and maintenance, sales and marketing, financing, and acquisition.

Glenn started his career in the UK power industry before moving to British Gas in the early 1990’s where Glenn held positions of increasing responsibility within their international business development group. Glenn and family relocated to Seattle in 1996, where Glenn held leadership positions within several energy and water technology start up companies. Glenn now concentrates on the disciplines of technology, strategy, projects and recruitment activities. Glenn has a Bachelor of Engineering (Honors) in Mechanical Engineering.

John started his career as an aircraft engineer at United Airlines then, after completing his MBA at UCLA, John joined Deloitte & Touche Management Consulting in Los Angeles. John consulted to the high technology, banking, health care and utility industries for seven years which included relocating the family to Seattle in 1993. Seeking out significant line management experience, John joined Premera Blue Cross as VP Operations Development and shortly afterwards joined the board of an energy technology startup. After 3 years, John joined the startup as VP Corporate Development and CFO where he supported fund raising efforts and helped prepare the company for investor due diligence. John later developed his own consulting practice before co-founding T2M with Glenn. John also has Bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering and Economics from the University of Washington.

T2M Philosophy

T2M’s business approach and philosophy enshrines four major principles that ensure the best results for our clients, alliance partners, investors, shareholders, customers, employees and candidates, namely:

• Honesty – Open and honest communication between T2M and our stakeholders
• Integrity – The lynchpin for good ethical, moral, and profitable long-term business
• Transparency – An open transparent business relationship based on trust
• Exclusivity – Removal of conflicts of interest through dedicated teams for specific activities

To support T2M’s business philosophy and ethics, T2M donates up to 10% of profits to support organizations making positive social and environmental impacts using sustainable resources and practices.

Associations

American Wind and Energy Association

Sustainability

The global economy continues to accelerate its consumption of natural resources with corresponding environmental and humanitarian impacts. Our “ecological footprint” has surpassed sustainable levels:

• Consumption

  • Since 1950, we have consumed more goods and services than all previous generations combined
  • Energy, steel, and timber consumption has more than doubled
  • Fossil fuel use and car ownership has increased four fold
  • Paper use has increased six fold

• Forestry

  • Half of the worlds original forest cover is gone
  • Since 1960, roughly 30 percent of the earth’s tropical forests have disappeared

• Water

  • Globally we use about half of the world's available drinking water, which is rapidly depleting aquifers
  • Two billion people drink contaminated water because they have no other choice
  • The world has lost half of its wetlands in the last century

• Atmosphere

  • Carbon emissions from fossil fuels has reached 6.5 billion tons per year (four times 1950 levels)
  • Global warming is now an accepted phenomenon. Nine of the hottest years on record have occurred since 1990

• Oceans

  • 70% of the world’s fish population is under duress from over fishing
  • More than 25% of the world’s coral reefs have been killed by marine pollution

If the industrial world continues its consumption at the current rate, and the developing world “matches” this consumption, then some estimates indicate we would need another five or six planets to continue that level of consumption.

Probably not a viable option!