Leadership

Patrick Husain

Chief Executive Officer

Guyanese-Venezuelan businessman with a background in international trade across the Guyana–Venezuela corridor (Georgetown–Puerto Ordaz axis).

Additional biographical detail is pending confirmation and is intentionally not published here. See /transparency for the list of items awaiting documentation.

José "Pepe" Megía Leiva

Chief Commercial Officer

30+ years of international B2B facilitation across Spain, Latin America and the Middle East, based between Madrid and Bogotá.

Chief Executive Officer of Megia Global Trading S.A. (Panama). Full registration data (RUC, legal representative, registered address) is published on megiaglobal.com, the canonical source for that entity.

Historical digital footprint: pepemegia.com and megiaglobal.com.

• Source of funds & track record: José Megía and Claudia Rocío Martínez Gómez have maintained an independent distributorship with 4Life Research USA, LLC (Salt Lake City, Utah, est. 1998) for 19 years, with commission income across Spain, Colombia, Panama and Guyana. Their Gold-rank recognition is published on 4Life's own corporate website: spain.4life.com/corp/recognition/details/5332. This provides a continuous, U.S.-sourced, fully traceable income history predating and independent of Ascend Guyana Inc. Verification may be requested directly from 4Life Research.
  4Life Research is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, Ascend Guyana Inc. Reference provided solely as source-of-funds documentation.

Reinaldo Niño

Director

Manager of NINOX ZFS S.A.S., Zona Franca Santander, Floridablanca, Colombia — design and manufacture of vehicle bodies, trailers and special mobile units, including a mobile health line: MED MAX (mobile primary-care clinic), DONOR MAX (mobile blood bank), EMER MAX (advanced life support ambulance) and LAB MAX (mobile biomolecular laboratory, delivered for Ecopetrol). Source: ninoxcorp.com.

Cited as NINOX's manager and spokesperson for the Zona Franca Santander metalworking sector in Vanguardia.com, 29 September 2022, on the Colombia–Venezuela border reopening.

His engineering trajectory began in 1988, when he founded Representaciones Nacionales e Internacionales, RENAIN, C.A. in Ciudad Guayana, Venezuela, in May 1988 — an industrial engineering and vehicle-body firm operating ever since (source: renain.net). There his team became experts in the adaptation of industrial vehicles, expertise that continued at NINOX ZFS S.A.S. in Colombia and now extends to Ascend Guyana Inc.

The Reinaldo Niño ↔ RENAIN link is also on record in the Florida (USA) public registry: RENAIN, CORPORATION, doc. P03000051465 (2003), listing “NINO, REINALDO” as officer — verifiable at sunbiz.org.

35+ years of continuous experience in industrial vehicle adaptation: RENAIN C.A. (Venezuela, 1988) → NINOX ZFS S.A.S. (Colombia) → Ascend Guyana Inc. (Guyana). Registry documentation status: /transparency.

Alicia Kurmiah

Secretary

Biographical detail pending confirmation and intentionally not published here. See /transparency.