Moller International Appoints Hugh Power to Board of Directors

DAVIS, Calif., Dec 1, 2011  Moller International, Inc. (MI) (otc-qb:MLER), the developer of the Skycar(R) aircraft, the Rotapower(R) line of rotary engines and the Aerobot(R) line of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) today announced the appointment of Mr. Hugh Power to its board of directors. Filling a recently vacated position, Mr. Power brings more than 25 years of management and business development in international trade. Mr. Power will also work closely with the South American marketing partners to develop the territory.

“Mr. Power has been a long time shareholder and supporter of Moller International and his presence on the board is greatly appreciated,” said Dr Paul Moller, Chairman of Board, Moller International. “I believe Hugh’s connections in South America and willingness to spearhead our marketing efforts in that region will benefit us greatly.”

Mr. Power, currently serves as CEO of CliC Venezuela and CliC South America, distributing CliC eyewear throughout Central and South America opening the world’s only exclusive CliC stores. As President of Hugh Power Designs and the former General Manager of Societe de Manihi pearl farms in Manihi, Tahiti, Mr. Power enjoys the reputation and accolades associated with being an internationally renowned jewelry designer in the pearl industry and is credited with pioneering and introducing the infamous Black Pearls of Tahiti through the first black pearl only stores in North America. More recently, Mr. Power is credited with designing and manufacturing the world’s most expensive eyewear, the CliC Golds(R).

“We look forward to benefiting from the insight that Hugh can provide in helping us achieve our long-term strategic objectives, particularly in the South American markets,” said Bruce Calkins, General Manager, Moller International. “His unique perspective as a sitting industry-related executive will add a new dimension to our already actively engaged Board.”

Gary Mortimer

Founder and Editor of sUAS News | Gary Mortimer has been a commercial balloon pilot for 25 years and also flies full-size helicopters. Prior to that, he made tea and coffee in air traffic control towers across the UK as a member of the Royal Air Force.