Executive Team

Duane Cutler
CEO & Founder
Duane Cutler
CEO & Founder
Mr. Cutler is a seasoned executive with broad experience in company structure, strategy, and market and product development. Starting with his studies at BYU in Business Management, he transitioned into a seasoned businessman and leader through many executive leadership roles. He helped guide the business and culture as C.O.O of Morrell International, Boulder Ranch Properties, […]

Daniel Cluff
President & Founder
Daniel Cluff
President & Founder
Mr. Cluff has a Masters of Administration from Lamar University, and a Bachelors in Biology from Dixie State University. He spent 15 years as an Earth Science Teacher, Licensed Landscape Contractor, and Research Analyst. He served three years as a City Councilman of Washington City, one of the fastest growing communities in America. He continues […]

Colleen Copple
Grants and Governmental Coordinator
Colleen Copple
Grants and Governmental Coordinator
Colleen Copple serves as the Grants and Governmental Coordinator for Bactelife Industries. She has 30 years of experience working with for-profit and non-profit companies and organizations on organizational development, grants, and government relations. Colleen has extensive experience working with local, state, and federal governments, foundations and civil society across a wide range of issue areas […]
Advisory Board
Dalyon Ruesch
CEO, Vitalpax, Inc.
Dalyon Ruesch
CEO, Vitalpax, Inc.
Expert formulator and production leader specializing in health and wellness products. Besides providing expertise in formulation, production, and manufacturing, Dalyon has played a major role in working with state agencies to bring tax incentive programs to rural areas towards the building of jobs and businesses as part of new economic development.
Stephen Smoot
CEO, Mineral-Gro
Stephen Smoot
CEO, Mineral-Gro
Stephen specializes in nano-technologies and micronutrients for agriculture on a global scale. His application of these nano-technologies has been called a “revolution” and a “paradigm shift” in the agricultural industry by top government officials and scientists in several countries.