Ami Adini is a veteran environmental consultant with over 40 years of experience. He carries a Bachelor of Science degree (B.Sc.) in Mechanical Engineering including academic credits in Nuclear and Chemical Engineering and postgraduate education in these fields. His career includes construction of nuclear plant facilities, and design and construction of chemical processing plants and hazardous wastewater treatment systems. He is a former California Registered Environmental Assessor Level II, the most stringent level of environmental registration provided by the state in the 1988-2012 registry that certified professionals in the assessment and remediation of environmentally impacted land, evaluation of risks and management of the cleanup of contaminated sites; also, a Registered Environmental Professional (REP) since 1989 with the National Registry of Environmental Professionals (NREP). He is a California Business & Professions Code Qualifying Responsible Managing Officer (RMO) in the General Engineering Contractor classification with Hazardous Substance Removal and Asbestos certifications, and president of AMI ADINI ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC. (AAES), a general engineering contractor and consulting firm specializing in environmental site assessments, rehabilitation of contaminated sites and removal of environmental risks from real-estate transactions.

Mr. Adini has been personally responsible for the successful completion of over 2,000 projects of environmental Phase I and Phase II site assessments in commercial and industrial transactions, and in over 80 oil exploration and operation fields; including characterization of contaminated soil and groundwater aquifers, remediation of contaminant plumes through multi-phase extraction processes, in-situ chemical oxidation, excavations and other technologies, and the design, installation, upgrading and management of scores of underground storage tank facilities; for clients from all sectors: municipal, state, school districts, lenders, real estate developers, law firms, and private owners of commercial and industrial facilities. In addition, he personally designed, installed and operated 18 plants for the treatment of hazardous wastewater.