Executive Team and advisors
Michael Conner
Founder Inventor and designer. Formerly developed the largest stone fabrication plant on the West Coast and owned a custom home building company. 
Brian Esposito
Chief Strategic Officer Serial entrepreneur with 75+ entities, 150+ joint ventures, operating in 25+ industries around the world. |
Bob Vitamante
Strategic Planning Advisor Strategic planning, implementation, and active management. Investor Relations. 
Derby Ahlstone
General Manager Engineering/Technical project management with a focus on automation, hydraulics and prototyping. |
Mark Siegfried
Executive Sales Advisor Expert in sales management of high- growth companies such as AT&T. Go To Market Plans, Strategic Partner and Alliance Development |
Scott Moston
Director of Sales Sales leadership, business development, marketing specialist. Expert with leading edge aptitude for emerging technologies. Caitlin Gregory
Business Consultant Engages in Political and Government Consulting. Assists in developing business research and organized marketing operations. |
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Russ Green Controller
Steve Bonser Marketing & Communications Mark Jones Marketing - DoD Liaison Steve Patten High Volume Manufacturing Porfirio Molina Production Manager Daniel Ramos Project Coordinator Natalie Komuro Emergency Housing Advisor Ty Bonnar Air Drop Fabrication Advisor Kim McDaniel Corp. Attorney, HM&G LLP |
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About Life Cube
Our Inspiration* : "We could get men to the moon but
we couldn’t get shelter to earthquake survivors who would freeze to death that night!"
we couldn’t get shelter to earthquake survivors who would freeze to death that night!"
Life Cube meets universal needs and has spent years developing our
Life Cube Inc is a technology development company, with patents on several products, one of which is of immediate interest to the DoD. We have finished three projects for the US Dept of Defense R&D center which entailed significant testing as we accomplished what others might have thought was impossible; turning a tent into a mobile refrigerator for the troops on the front lines, who need provisions and medicines chilled, have no large equipment, tools, or time to waste.
We look for opportunities to collaborate with those who can improve our supply chain, or expand our manufacturing and distribution capabilities, as together we will be better able to accomplish our very large and important mission; saving lives.
- Extensive IP - unique solutions applicable to global disasters
- Experienced executive team and talented staff
- Extraordinary relationships with our customers and suppliers
Life Cube Inc is a technology development company, with patents on several products, one of which is of immediate interest to the DoD. We have finished three projects for the US Dept of Defense R&D center which entailed significant testing as we accomplished what others might have thought was impossible; turning a tent into a mobile refrigerator for the troops on the front lines, who need provisions and medicines chilled, have no large equipment, tools, or time to waste.
We look for opportunities to collaborate with those who can improve our supply chain, or expand our manufacturing and distribution capabilities, as together we will be better able to accomplish our very large and important mission; saving lives.
Life Cube – Survival shelter with power and provisions, all-in-the-box.
“Help is inside”
Our Journey
“Help is inside”
Our Journey
* FAQ: What was the inspiration for Life Cube?
"I was watching a TV news report shot from a helicopter hovering over a group of earthquake survivors. The reporter said, 'These villagers will probably freeze to death tonight, because we have no way to get shelter to them.' Being a long-time builder, I felt that was not acceptable. There had to be a way to get shelter AND provisions to people when the roads are impassable. And that evening Life Cube was born." Michael Conner
"I was watching a TV news report shot from a helicopter hovering over a group of earthquake survivors. The reporter said, 'These villagers will probably freeze to death tonight, because we have no way to get shelter to them.' Being a long-time builder, I felt that was not acceptable. There had to be a way to get shelter AND provisions to people when the roads are impassable. And that evening Life Cube was born." Michael Conner