George Wentz is the Co-founder and Managing Director of Make A Difference Ventures (MAD), a company that is on a mission to decentralize the global energy grid and bring clean, abundant, and affordable energy to the world. Founded by world-class energy experts, MAD brings funding and expertise to top energy technologies, investors, and companies.
In addition to his role at MAD, George is a Partner with Davillier Law Group and an Adjunct Professor at the University of Idaho College of Law. He has over 30 years of experience as an attorney, representing leading international oil and gas exploration and production companies. George has also helped alternative energy and high-tech companies bring their products to market and was previously appointed to the Federal Trade Commission’s Office of Policy Development by President Ronald Reagan.
Do you want to be part of the solution for one of the world’s most pressing issues? Today’s business leaders have the power to change the world. So, how can you get in on the ground floor of a technology that is disrupting the energy field for the better?
With Make A Difference Ventures (MAD), George Wentz is on a mission to bring clean, affordable, and effective energy to the world. With this technology, he is fulfilling Nikola Tesla’s vision and eliminating fossil fuels. But, how will MAD achieve these goals when so many others — including Tesla himself — have failed? George says the key to success lies with the people. By bypassing traditional, outdated investment models and opening opportunities up to the public, MAD is making innovations that have never been seen before.
Join Dan Kuschell on this episode of Growth to Freedom as he interviews George Wentz, the Co-founder and Managing Director of Make A Difference Ventures (MAD), about his mission for clean and affordable energy. George shares the inspiration behind MAD, how its technology can change the world, and why it will succeed where others have failed. He also explains how you can get involved and start making a difference today.