Robert Zuk, an authority in nopal cactus, carbon credits, and biofuels, is a visionary leader dedicated to fostering sustainable solutions. Robert champions initiatives that harness the nopal cactus's potential, not only as a carbon sink and biofuel feedstock but also as a catalyst for socioeconomic empowerment in marginalized communities. His strategic acumen bridges environmental conservation with economic development, creating a harmonious synergy. Robert's commitment to mitigating climate change, advancing biofuel technologies, and cultivating positive societal impacts exemplifies his role as a transformative force in the intersection of environmental science, renewable energy, and community well-being.

Robert has 20 years experience in Corporate Finance, Investment Banking and Investor Relations. He has assisted Governments in Industrial Development initiatives and technology ventures in North America, Europe, and resource companies in Canada

Robert conducted international contract negotiations and business development. Most recently he has been involved in the resource sector in Africa, developing relationships with all levels of government and the business sector.

In 2010 he created a unique program, which was implemented for the Government of Equatorial Guinea. The program consisted of a complete airborne survey covering the entire mainland area (27,000 square kilometers) in exchange for a large percentage of the mineral rights. The contract was signed in April 2010 and the airborne survey was completed at the end 2011.