Achievement Timeline:

• 1984: Incorporated Dynamic Cable Construction Co.

• 1984: Dynamic Cable wired the New Orleans Historic French Quarter for Cox Cable with over (17) miles of underground coaxial cable.

• 1990: Dynamic Cable was picked by MCI as contractor / provider of the year from over (275) vendors.

• 1995-1998: Completed D.O.D. (Dept. of Defense) Mentor Protege Program for MCI.

• 1996: Incorporated Dynamic Technical Services. DTS catered to telecom exclusively until 2009 when they ventured into wind energy in the U.S. and Canadian markets.

• 1996: Dynamic Cable completed extensive and problematic bores throughout Mexico on the Ivantel / MCI project that numerous U.S. and Mexico contractors attempted and failed.

• 1997: Dynamic Cable set a world record (6,600ft. in length) for a directional bore under the Potomac River near Washington D.C.

  Throughout its existence, Dynamic Cable completed major projects nationally for most U.S. telecom providers including major metro builds, long haul projects, swampland projects, and MDU projects.

• 2001:Incorporated Light Link Networks, L. P. and received an SPCOA / CLEC certification from the PUC (Public Utility Commission) in the state of Texas. This gave LLN the right to occupy the states right of ways and be a Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC), (i.e., same as AT&T, Verizon, Sprint) Dynamic cable built and LLN currently owns over (550) duct miles of conduit in several major metropolitan areas including Dallas, Irving, Fort Worth, Roanoke, and El Paso.

• 2000: Was Dynamic Holding Co.'s biggest year, they were licensed / registered in (14) states and employed over (450) employees nationally and grossed over (72) MM in sales.

• 2002: Mickey retired from traditional telecom roles and turned the management / operations of his three telecom related Co's. over to longtime and trusted Dynamic Holdings corporate officers. Mickey then personally diverged into a consultant / entrepreneurial and visionary telecom investor, specializing specifically in prodigious projects both nationally and internationally.

• Dynamic Cable performed feasibility studies and preliminary engineering for cabling Kuwait with fiber for the Al-Sabah royal family.

• The Dynamic Co.'s are highly respected and well known throughout the telecom industry in both the U.S. and Mexico and have carved out a niche for themselves throughout the U.S. taking on tough and unusual jobs that most other contractors tend to shy away from; (i.e., directional boring long or rocky crossings, swampland conduit placement, heavily populated metro areas and plowing high-count duct packages). Many of their projects have been very high profile and have received national recognition through most telecom magazine publications on various projects over the years (publications and news articles are available upon request).