James M. DeAngelis

Commodore Separation Technologies, Inc. operates as a development stage company, which provides technologies and services used for the remediation of contaminated soil and other materials. It has developed a separation technology and recovery system known as SLiM (supported liquid membrane). The company also provides services related to on-site waste containment, management of on-site and off-site remediation and waste removal. Commodore Separation Technologies was founded in November 1995 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

CFC Technology Corp. engages in the provision of managed remote deposit capture services to financial institutions. It offers web-based vendor management software designed to help financial institutions to manage vendor relationships, eliminate manual handling of tapes and other backup media, and automates backup and restoration. The company was founded by William Ristvedt, Richard Wanke, and Pal B. Ristvedt in 1998 and is headquartered in Brooklyn Park, MN.