Gary Mole is an industrious energy entrepreneur with over 15 years of experience in the energy field. His vast experience includes sales & marketing, energy management and operations expansion in the deregulated energy industry.

Gary founded his first company, Pinnacle Marketing, in 1991 which was a purchasing company for Sydney Harbor Casino in Sydney, Australia which made him one of the most successful energy executives at the time. He went on to form the Australian company Essential Utilities Energy Corporation ("EUC") where he served as Managing Director from 1995 to 2001. In this role, he was responsible for entering into major power agreements with generators such as TXU, Entergy and AEP; which represented over 16,000 gigawatts of power.

Given Gary's entrepreneurial spirit, he founded EUC, USA in 2001—a company established to explore deregulation in the United States. As CEO, he was responsible for major power agreements with energy companies in the industry such as TXU, Reliant, Constellation Energy and Con Ed Solutions.

With a successful energy career already established, Gary focused his expertise on expanding his entrepreneurial vision and formed Glacial Energy; which is one of the fastest growing retail energy companies in the United States operating in deregulated electricity and natural gas states throughout the country.

Jay Corn serves as Glacial Energy's Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Corn has more than 25 years of experience in the energy industry with a focus on financial management of high-growth energy businesses. His experience includes retail and wholesale energy marketing, risk management, mergers and acquisitions planning and execution, emerging power technologies, and business process re-engineering.

Mr. Corn has 15 years of direct experience in deregulated retail energy marketing and joined the Company after serving for several years as CFO for a New York-based retail energy company. Prior to that, Mr. Corn was Vice President of Corporate Development for New Jersey Resources Corporation, a Fortune 1000 energy services company with over $3 billion in revenues. In that position, Mr. Corn managed NJR’s strategic-planning process, its acquisition and divestiture programs, and designed and implemented its risk management program. While at NJR, Mr. Corn also served as Vice President of Finance for its unregulated business operations, where he managed all finance-related activities for the retail and wholesale marketing business units.

Mr. Corn graduated from Abilene Christian University with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and earned his designation as a Certified Public Accountant one year later. Mr. Corn has served on the Board of Directors of Iroquois Gas Transmission System, where he served as Chairman of the Audit Committee, and on the Boards of Market Hub Partners, the Distributed Power Coalition of America, and the American Gas Finance Company.