Bio

Mr. Sahachaisere has over two decades of experience in the investment industry. He began his career in 1990 raising venture capital for a number of highly successful enterprises. Since then, Mr. Sahachaisere has been successful in a myriad of diverse aspects of the investment world. With a background in Business Finance and an emphasis in Business Marketing, he has successfully managed multi-million dollar fixed-income portfolios for Nationwide Bank and Credit Unions. He has also successfully managed a multitude of 7 figure portfolios for private clients during his tenure as a Financial Advisor for corporate giant Morgan Stanley.

Roy has served as an officer and executive of several private and public companies, and is the founder of InvestSource, Inc., a California-based investor relations firm that specializes in enhancing the market presence of small-and micro-cap public companies. It is largely through this experience that he has gained his tremendous insights into the workings of the small-cap arena, as well as an unassailable foundation of knowledge regarding the dynamics of the small- and micro-cap markets.

Bio

Mr. Salay has served as the officer of a public company, the CIO of a communications firm, and has held various positions, including that of Creative Director, in investor relations. In addition to his current position with Source Advisors, he has taught classes in Greek History and Latin at the University of Southern California, and is presently on the Board of Directors of FIMA, Inc., a land development group specializing in resort properties in Latin America and the Caribbean. Mr. Salay holds a B.A. (magna cum laude) and an M.A. in History from California State University, Long Beach. At present, he is in progress towards a PhD in Classics from the University of Southern California. His current academic research interests include ancient economics, the Archaic Age Greek colonization of Magna Graecia, and the relationship between colony and mother-city, with specific attention to its economic aspects. He has spent substantial time in study abroad in Turkey, Greece, Italy, Spain, and other parts of the Mediterranean, most notably as the James Rignall Wheeler Fellow of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, and he has presented papers on such diverse topics as the notion of rulership in Homer’s Odyssey and Shakespeare’s concept of Romanitas.