Travis Hills Minnesota holds hands-on approach as business development officer

Being associated with Machinery Company, Travis Hills Minnesota successfully designed a multi-liter solvent system that is backed by several patents with expansion capability for lab-to-pilot plant scale extraction of all the botanical materials and natural products, using the conventional and cryogenic products.

Wearing multiple hats in his professional experience, Travis serves as a biochemist where he assists his team in research and experiments in an effort to better understand how chemical processes affect the life forms. He has also served as an established business development officer where he holds a hands-on approach. He demonstrates strong product knowledge of banking, investment, credit, and insurance products.

Being into water purification, Travis Hills Minnesota works for a system that is sustainable, zero-polluting, and lower in energy use than any technology in commercial use or in development. He created and patented the optimum configuration to use the disinfection abilities of technologies in series to achieve 100% kill. The system ensures that each method is highly effective at certain species. Travis is aimed at developing, managing, producing or delivering products or services which significantly reduce or eliminate water pollution and energy use.

Always into treating ballast water, Travis works for an effective ballast water treatment system. The best part is that it yields only sterile seawater, regardless of pollutant or level, for the world maritime market. Apart from this, he also works for an extraction system that is Ultra-Sensitive, High Efficiency FDA or Pharma Compliant. Pertaining to this extraction system, it makes use gases like carbon dioxide and argon that not only saves money but also eliminates the use of dangerous solvents.

Travis Hills Minnesota has been working for a private equity where he specializes in various areas of gas, oil, lab extraction and processing, agriculture, and some space exploration.  He is highly specialized in turning coal into graphite, graphene, and olefins through acoustic cavitation.