Alfred Moran is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of The Moran Group, LLC, a Value Creation, Crisis Management and Turnaround consulting firm specializing in strategic, operational and financial turnarounds and Interim CEO engagements.

In April 2007, he joined Houston Mayor Bill White's Administration as the full-time Director of Administration with the prime responsibility of functionally reorganizing and instilling corporate best practices in City of Houston Government. Alfred is currently a member of the Board of Directors and Chairman of the Audit Committee of Cornell Companies, Inc. (NYSE:CRN), an owner and manager of 82 private prisons throughout the United States.

For many years he was a Senior Managing Director and Partner of Kibel Green, Inc., the leading Value Creation, Interim CEO, Turnaround, Restructure, Strategic Breakthrough consulting firm in the Western United States. Alfred Moran is a seasoned Professional Chief Executive Officer and Value Creation Consultant with over 35 years experience in building and enhancing shareholder value for companies ranging in annual sales of $3.0 Million to $2.3 Billion. He has been CEO of public and private companies and has provided professional assistance to the boards and CEOs of many companies in diversified industries. He is personally credited with the turnaround and/or value enhancement of 70 companies. He is often recruited to be CEO of client companies. He has extensive leadership experience in many industry sectors, including manufacturing, design and engineering, energy services, entertainment, life sciences, high technology, services, real estate, software, telecommunications, fast food, wholesale food and financial services, which allows him to cross pollinate the strategies of one sector with the strategies of another sector.

Alfred was Chief Restructure Officer of Cooperheat MQS, headquartered in Houston with 33 offices throughout the United States and Canada. He has been CEO of Microelectronic Packaging, Inc. (NASDAQ:MPIX), which was sole source to Intel and Schlumberger. As Chairman, President and CEO, he founded SeraCare, Inc. (AMEX:SRK), a public national hyperimmune blood plasma company, which was sold to Grifols, S.A. for US$116.0 Million. As President and COO, he stabilized and grew WET, Inc., which creates, designs, engineers and builds high tech, entertainment Water Features worldwide including Disney Theme Parks, Universal Studios Theme Parks, Salt Lake Winter Olympics Flame, Rockefeller Center, Tokyo Dome, Texas Medical Center, Houston Galleria and many others. The largest was the famous $66.0 Million Water Feature at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. He has worked extensively in Asia, Europe and Latin America. He was a partner of Coenen and Company, Inc., a NYSE Member Investment Banking and Institutional Brokerage firm in New York City.

He has an MBA from the Harvard Business School and a BA in Philosophy and Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is a Member of World Presidents Organization (WPO) in Houston, Texas and is a WPO, YPO and EO Resource Speaker.