Josef Obermeier, President/CEO has been Technical Advisor for RAI since 2001. Mr. Obermeier has had a successful career in the electronic industry. He graduated in Munich, Germany at the GBS, Technical School and has a degree Electrical Engineering. He worked in Germany as a project manager for a company building TV studios. He immigrated in 1979 to the US and until 1988, worked as an IT manager and purchasing manager at California based Soltec, Inc., an electronic test equipment company, and from 1988 until 1993 as General Manager for Sim-Trade Co., a computer peripheral company. In 1993 he founded what is now a successful computer consulting company. Mr. Obermeier brings to RAI a wealth of knowledge and diverse expertise in the industry.

Keith Field Chairman of the Mundus Group since June of 2006 and Sr. Vice President of Marketing for Roadable Aircraft Int. (RAI) a subsidiary, he has been involved in the VTOL aerospace technologies project since 1997 as project development coordinator and has co-developed the current UAV VTOL military and civilian applications including the concept of Pedestrian Proximity.
As RAI coordinator for the US Navy CRADA Cooperative Research and Development Agreement from 2000-2004, Mr. Field worked with Tom Hanson RAI VTOL design engineer and VTOL guru, Mike Sullivan, RAI’s NAVY CRADA & DARPA coordinator, and Dave Kalmbaugh, Chief Navy Patent officer at Pt Mugu. Mr. Field helped build the prototype 3 UAV and witnessed several RAI prototype pre flight and tethered flights, built a 2 foot scale static model for wind tunnel tests, and worked with Navy patent attorneys and engineers to secure RAI’ first patent for a VTOL flying car configuration. In high tech marketing and sales for over 25 years as a manager for ITT 1993-96 and consultant for AT&T 1991-93, Mr. Field majored in Architectural Engineering and received honors from Illinois Institute of Technology. Mr. Field attended Drake University, Iowa where he majored in Business/Psychology. Mr. Field attended Loyola University’s Pre-Medical school Chicago and majored in Bio/Psychology, studied Computer Science at Roosevelt University, Chicago.

A. Dale Henry, Director has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Company in November 2010. Mr. Henry graduated from the University of Texas in 1974, where he earned a Bachelor in Business Administration. He began his career as a State Auditor for the State of Texas. He is a Certified Public Accountant and has spend most of his career in the private sector as a CFO for both public companies and small corporations.

Support Cast:

Robert McBride Project Supervisor "Mac" has been with Roadable Aircraft since 1990 and was an integral part of the VTOL development, building and testing of the 1st prototype which won Best Invention of The Year and First Place at the Discovery Channel Invention Convention in 1993 and was Co Inventor of the patented 2nd and 3rd prototypes at Navy Air Warfare Center Weapons Division under RAI’s 3 year CRADA. Mr. Mc Bride is the Prototype Project Manager for RAI. He has extensive experience in experimental aircraft development and building, composite work, metal fabrication, light machining, electrical instrumentation, aircraft engine, and frame assembly. He was involved in the first and second vehicle prototypes for RAI. Mr. McBride has built Rotorway, Executive Helicopter, BD5 Airplane, Air Command Phantom Gyro, Stinson Aircraft and Bellanca Aircraft. He is currently maintaining a Boeing B25 and 1950 Convair 240 previously owned by Cary Grant. Mr. McBride has the skill and desire required to successfully lead the team of RAI to build VTOL UAVs. He holds a pilot license in fixed wings and rotorcrafts.

Michael Boehm Chief design engineer, Michael Boehm and Autodesk Inventor is helping us design and build vehicles by giving them a true digital prototype working directly with the Inventor 3D modeling. Digital Prototyping capabilities give Mundus the ability to virtually explore a product that is completed before it is built. This allows Roadable Aircraft to create, validate, optimize, and manage designs from the conceptual design phase through the manufacturing process. Mr. Boehm is using a digital prototype that Roadable Aircraft can visualize and simulate real-world performance of the design with less reliance on costly physical prototypes.

Mr. Boehm joined RAI in March 2001 as Chief CAD engineer overseeing all Computer Assisted Design. Mr. Boehm served as a law enforcement officer for 11 years for the Ventura County Sheriff’s Department in California. In 1999, he worked for Sam Hill and Sons in Ventura operating heavy equipment. Mr. Boehm attended a 34-week CAD program at the Technology Center in Ventura, California and mastered the art of using CAD designing software. He also completed the Solid Works and Pro- Engineer courses.