GLOBAL AMERICAN ENTERPRISES, INC.
VERO BEACH, FLORIDA

Global American Enterprises Inc has been operating since 1968 under several different names. GAE has been in use since 1992 as a Florida corp. Global has been in the business of building tower in Colorado, Indiana, Florida, South Carolina, Louisiana, and Texas. GAE has been engaged in radio station ownership, management, engineering and satellite programming development. In 2013 GAE sold Global American Broadcasting and division of GAE to Joseph Walburn in Evanston Illinois. At the same time as the equipment was leaving Florida the remaining equipment mostly belonged to the Catholic Stations WJPP Stuart and WPBV Palm Beach. Walburn was not interested in moving those stations to Illinois since the work for them was pro-bono as a donation to their ministry. Since those stations had no one to maintain them after GAB was gone, I agreed to operate them from our new condo on the beach in the guest room. During the construction of the new condo we had our electrical contractor pull sufficient electrical wiring circuits to provide safe power to 7 racks. I continue to operate maintain the radio stations from the condo. This has raised an issue as two of the residents suggested we were operating a business from the condo and should be shut down and the condo regs forbid operating a business from a residence. I need to make this perfectly clear to anyone who questions my assisting the Catholic stations. I am not operating my home office as a business. There are no frequent UPS shipments coming and going. No one comes to the studio. All operations are done by remote control. I have always had a studio in my home and Condo’s that I have owned all my life. I love to edit programs from my friends, provide weather reports during hurricanes and provide them to the stations. The stations provide me a stipend each month to partially cover my Comcast bills, ShareFile, Wed Fees, and Streaming fees. I also frequently travel to Colorado and Indiana as well as the Catholic Diocese in Orlando to assist them with their radio facilities. I also continue to build towers in Indiana and Colorado. Our tower business is located in Indianapolis. We also operate broadcasting facilities in Indianapolis as well as a Technical Operations Center to feed XDS Satellite signals to various radio station throughout the US that can not install large dishes. GAE does special remote broadcasting and studio production from Indianapolis, some of which is remotely operated from Vero Beach. I am still very active in the broadcasting business and will continue to do so. What I do at the condo in Vero Beach is similar to a day trader except, I sometime do it 18 hours a day connecting to different stations, transmitters and tower sites all over the world. This is similar to a ham operator except dealing with real radio stations and tower. YES, this is my hobby! At this writing I am 76. I love The Condo. I do not disturb anyone and provide a service to the residents during storms with my expertise. When I sold GAB I retained the GAE corporation. I receive no compensation from GAE, GAE is simply a holding company for tax purposes. Now that I have that out of the way. I started in radio when I was 10 years old at WORK, York, Pa as a gofor. I started doing live remote radio broadcasts when I was 14 with equipment I purchased from mowing lawns. I was a cameraman (boy 15) at WSBA TV Ch 43 York Pa. Upon moving to Florida I got my first job working as a board operator for WMFP 100.7 Fort Lauderdale, owned by Percy Crawford. I later purchased that station. In 1963 I built WAEZ in the Deauville Hotel, Miami Beach. I also worked for WEAT TV Channel 12 as a Transmitter operator and WQXT in Palm Beach as Chief Engineer. Following a stint in the USMC I built WMJR Fort Lauderdale an early FM Beautiful Music Station. I also built WQMR and WGAY Washington and Silver Spring MD. When I returned from DC. I purchased WMJR 100.7 (now Y-100). I operated WMJR as a beautiful music station till I sold it to Cecil Heftel in the early 70’s. During our ownership of WMJR I purchased my first tall Tower with Joe Amaturo in Hollywood Florida. We owned that tower for 20 years. From there I purchased an AM and FM station in Fort Pierce, Florida. We developed the AM and sold it. We joined forces with Frank Sapin and built a 1,549 tower to develop the FM 98.7. Once Completed 98.7 had a signal from Boca Raton to Melbourne. During the Fort Pierce Years I got involved withe 3 airlines and built the first FM Stereo station in Panama City, Panama. More later, we are up to 1980. Plenty more to come. Stay tuned. Global American Enterprises has been active in the broadcasting and communications business since the early 60’s. As an engineer I started as Chief Engineer in Palm Beach at an AM FM station (WQXT), then to WAEZ 94.9 Miami Beach, the first full time FM stereo station in Miami located in the lower lobby of the Deauville Hotel . Then came WMJR-FM 100.7 Fort Lauderdale-Miami (now Y100). 100.7 was the first station our family actually owned. We purchased the station from Anderson-Brandel for $150,000, sold it to Cecil Heftel for 1,500,000. Then on to Fort Pierce 1330 AM and Fm 98.7 (now the Gator). We also launched into the tower business in 60’s by purchasing the Candelabra Tower located at I-95 and Pembroke Road. I purchase this tower with my friend and then competitor Joe Amaturo. This was one of the early tower investment companies in the US. We leased tower space to TV stations Channel 45, 51 and 33, Fm stations WSHE FM, WWOG-FM 99.9, WFTL-FM 106.7, Y-100 100.7, MCI. In the 80’s we launched Mobile Telephone of Florida (MTF) with Joe Amaturo. MTF was the forerunner to Cellular phones. We were selling Mobile phone service from Homestead to Palm Beach and into the Bahamas. The phones sold for $4,500.00 and the service cost the user $.45 minute. The interface was designed by Gary Flynn to use a standard off the shelf touch tone phone. This was my concept, but we give all the credit to Gary for making it happen.