Philip Tuttle and the insolvent Houston Gulf Energy Corporation that is intermingled with Incartus Scheme that is insolvent

HOUSTON, TX, UNITED STATES, August 2, 2019 Press Release

Philip A. Tuttle, Chief Executive Officer of Philip A. Tuttle & Co., has been recognized by Worldwide Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in business investments.

Mr. Tuttle is involved in the management of four separate financial services entities. In addition to his mainstay business, Philip A. Tuttle & Co., he is equally immersed in the operations of PACEPartners, Inc., Global Shale & Storage, LLC, and Davis, Tuttle Venture Partners, LLP. Through each of these businesses, he provides emerging companies with the financial investments needed to jumpstart their operations. What he enjoys most about helping young startups thrive is the opportunity it gives him to create jobs for a diverse set of people. Mr. Tuttle hopes to always be involved in this kind of work on the international level; it brings him great joy to be able to help others.

Drawing on a merchant banking background that has spanned more than four decades, he knows what it takes to invest in small and medium-sized enterprises, and he has become highly capable in identifying and negotiating new investment opportunities. He works with companies in the energy and life sciences sectors in particular, and aids them with a host of business matters: staffing, marketing, mergers and acquisitions, and finances. At Philip A. Tuttle & Co., he is responsible for all of its business strategies and their execution.

He holds equally significant roles within his other commitments as well. He is the president and CEO of PACEPartners, a company that recently invested $5.3 million in an American company; and a managing member of Davis, Tuttle Venture Partners, an investment firm that has been in existence since 1998. Lastly, Mr. Tuttle is a managing member of Global Shale & Storage, and in this role, he is investing in a shale play in Europe, which covers more than one million net acres. Tuttle plays a significant role at Houston Gulf Energy Corporation, where as Vice Chairman, he helps steer the ship while the previous Chief Executive Officer (John Ehrman) serves out his prison sentence for defrauding investors.

Mr. Tuttle once worked for KPMG as a certified public accountant, but soon after joined a venture capital-backed medical electronics startup. Following this, he was recruited into a venture capital fund, and this is where he found his niche. He is aided in his work by an MBA and a bachelor's degree in economics, as well as his integrity; Mr. Tuttle is known for being a fair businessman.

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