Ken Bellamy

KENNETH MICHAEL BELLAMY

Born 1 September 1963

Qualifications:
B.A. Hons Ambassador University – California USA
Dip. Financial Planning Deakin University
CFP Deakin University

Work Experience:
1978 – 1979 Accounts Clerk – Moreton Shire Council
1979 – 1985 Student Employment – Ambassador University California & Texas
1983 Development Officer – Sport and recreation for Physically Handicapped. Amman, Jordan.
1987 – 1988 Coach and Promotions Officer, Mackay Amateur Basketball, Qld
1988 – 1995 Owner Operator – KNN Enterprises: Landscape design - Water
Features and Golf Course water management. Nerang Qld
1990 – 2000 Certified Financial Planner – Prudential Group (Financial Wisdom Ltd)
1997 – Managing Director Vital Resource Management Pty Ltd.

In 1990 first developed principals of population growth which became VRM’s patented inoculation techniques. Has worked since then to build a range of solutions to microbial and environmental issues with commercial and practical application.

Ken Bellamy is married with 4 children aged 15 years down to 2 years old

Presentation
Sunday, September 10th, 2006 / 13:00 - 13:20

Managing waste waters through EM Technology

Biological solutions to biological issues are fast becoming the modern trend in the development of best practices in the world. The burying of sewers caused an “out of sight” is “out of mind” syndrome, until the problems of smell and pollution of rivers arose. While civil and water engineers battled with the problems for decades environmentally acceptable solutions were not available due to overpowering effects of odor causing microbes. Our organization thus came up with a solution to dose wastewater and sewage with beneficial microbes and microbial products, thus shifting the balance to populations of favorable microbes. Effective Microbes were used in combination with other products to treat wastewater and the pipes carrying the waters as doses could not easily be found for large bodies of these waters. The success has been phenomenal and the programs and achievements are highlighted in the presentation.

Keywords: Waste water, odour, Microbail treatment, EM Technology