INNOVATIVE DETECTION CONCEPTS, INC.
HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA

Innovative Detection Concepts (iDC), a for-profit company, was formed in 2014 as a Florida International University (FIU) start-up company based on the science of two FIU professors and a contract with the Florida Department Of Agriculture and Community Affairs. Based on the convergence of mission of Redland Ahead and iDC, Redland Ahead has been given management control of IDC.. iDC will continue to operate as a for Profit company contributing its profits to benefit of the nonprofit Redland Ahead. The Founders: Innovative Detection Concepts, Inc. as a veteran majority owned company was formed with the following initial shareholders based on the complementary Scientific, Farming and Business acumen each added to strengthen the company: Bill Hanesworth, iDC Founding Board Chairman , Vice Chairman of Redland Ahead and Business Coach was asked by the founders to join based on his 32 years of experience in building companies–from the smallest family owned businesses to the multinational manufacturing and distribution teams. His ability to immediately grasp the challenges of the startup of IDC has been instrumental to the planning and implementation of the iDC offerings. He is relentless in the driving the basics of customer service in each step of the development while keeping the entire team focused on the bottom line. Bill recently retired from Rheem Manufacturing as the VP and General manager in Ft Smith, Arkansas. He now serves on several business boards, including as COO at Littlefield Oil Company, and consults regularly on business operations. He can be reached on his cell 479-420-1174 or via email at , offers his leadership development and team building expertise to the company. As a 30 year US Army veteran, drafted in 1965, serving 3 combat tours and retiring as a Colonel with exemplary and meritorious service, his civilian accomplishments are numerous and have ranged from: the implementation and transfer of the Panama Canal back to Panama (as Secretary of the Panama Canal Commission) to 10 years of integrating small family-owned companies into a moderate sized publicly held company (Watsco, Inc). As an iDC founder, he and his wife now farm 125 acres of avocados and tropical fruits in South Florida, giving him insight and instant credibility with the farming community and business community. John can be reached at cell 305-987-5049 or email Deployment of certified scent dogs to detect presence of fungus - Redundant confirmation by second dog iDC Provides Solutions and Early Detection through Innovation and Technology first infestation confirmed in North Florida in 2006. It is now quickly spreading across Florida, the Gulf States. Only pretreatment with fungicide will protect avocado or laurel trees. Redundant confirmation by second dog Innovative Detection Concepts first infestation confirmed in North Florida in 2006. It is now quickly spreading across Florida, the Gulf States. Only pretreatment with fungicide will protect avocado or laurel trees. Redundant confirmation by second dog Innovative Detection Concepts