| New: Corey Safran resigned from the Board of Directors on  October 17, 2018. His  resignation has been accepted by the Board.  Rosemary L. Christensen,  President.
   Rosemary L. Christensen: President and Chairman of the Board of Directors
 Ms. Christensen was  appointed Secretary-Treasurer of O.T. in March of 1987 and became President of  the Corporation upon the death of the co-founder, James W. Hess, in July of  2009.  Ms. Christensen graduated from  McGill University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1964, a Bachelor of Civil  Law in 1967; and in 1968 was called to the Quebec Bar.
 After working for a film  tax shelter company, Ms. Christensen, in 1972, founded The Somerville House  Corporation that became a pioneer in motion picture syndication in Canada.  The films financed include “The Odessa File”,  “Rabid”, “Highballin’”, “Conduct Unbecoming” as well as TV Specials such as  “George Burns in Concert”. She also formed a specialized brokerage firm,  Somerville House Securities Ltd., designed to market tax advantaged  investments, mutual funds, investment contracts and also to participate in the  Quebec Immigrant Investor Program.   Ms.  Christensen also participated in the production and distribution of “certified”  Canadian productions and did form a company, Somerville House Management Ltd.  to administer the various Somerville investments; today it manages O.T.   Pierre-Yves Le Dilicocq: CEO
 Appointed C.E.O. in November of 2014. Mr. Le Dilicocq  obtained a Baccalaureat degree at the French Lycee in London, majoring in  mathematics, chemistry and physics and graduated with several degrees from Lille  University (France).
 From 1991 through 1994, he was a director and an officer  of Ecudor Rouyn-Noranda Mining Corporation. In 1992 he was nominated  Vice-President of F.C. Hume & Company Ltd., an engineering firm with two  resident technologies – super cold treatment of metals and hydro-carbon  de-pollution by bio-agents.  In 1994 he became Vice-President of Cryogain and  brought the cryogenic treatment of metals to production. Since 1998, Mr. Le  Dilicocq has worked on technical projects including dirigeable applications,  emergency brake systems for articulated vehicles, horizontal wind powered  generators.     Arthur W. Seligman: Director since 1991 Mr. Seligman  graduated from Montclair University magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts  degree in 1975.  Mr. Seligman joined  Petroleum Development Corporation (“PDC”) as director of sales and marketing in  1984.  During his tenure, the company has  grown to become the largest distributor of public hydrocarbon drilling programs  in the United States.   Its Investor  Relations Department, which he established, receives annual praise from the  broker/dealer community as the best in the business.  Mr. Seligman co-founded Gulf South in June  2008 and serves as President and Director.   Mr. Seligman will devote approximately 50% of his professional time to  the business and affairs of the managing general partner and Gulf South  Operators, Inc. until such time as Gulf South is ready to commence a national  marketing effort, at which time, Mr. Seligman will devote all of his time to  the affairs of the company.   Thomas H. Fitzgerald  Jr:   Director since 1987 Mr.  Fitzgerald received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of  Connecticut in 1956, and has completed studies in International Banking and  Foreign Exchange at New York University Graduate School of Business  Administration.  He served two years,  1956 – 1958 in Korea as a paratroop-lieutenant.   Mr. Fitzgerald entered the investment business as special assistant to  the late Gerald M. Loeb, then a partner of E. F. Hutton & Company, New  York.  He later worked as consultant to  David Dreman, world-renown investment manager and author of the best-sellers,  “Contrarian Investment Strategy” and “Psychology and The Stock Market”.   Mr. Fitzgerald is President and beginning in  1982 Chief Investment Officer/Portfolio Manager of the firm that bears his  father’s name.  The firm was founded in  New York in 1959.  Mr. Fitzgerald was a  founding principal and the first editor of The Money Market Directory, the  world’s foremost reference authority on U.S. institutional investors and their  portfolio managers.  He is a member of  the American Finance Association, the Presidents Council of the American  Institute of Management and the Marker Technicians Association.     TOP
 
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