DANBURY, Conn. - s4story -- Go Green Global Technologies Corp. (GOGR) ("Go Green" or the "Company"), a clean technology company developing sustainable solutions for water, fuel, and HVAC applications, today announced the formation of its Advisory Board to support the Company's next phase of innovation and product development.

Go Green is pleased to appoint Ron Stephens as Chair of the Advisory Board. Mr. Stephens brings over 35 years of experience in business process development, program management, and operational leadership, including an 18-year tenure at The Boeing Company, where he led complex initiatives in Future Product Development for Boeing's Commercial Airplanes division. He has also served in senior leadership roles across several startups, driving go-to-market strategies, forming strategic partnerships, and executing product lifecycles using Lean and gated development methodologies. As Chair, Mr. Stephens will guide the Company's product development strategy, with a focus on aligning Sonical™ technology with commercial market demands and accelerating the path from concept to launch.

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"I'm honored to support Go Green's mission of bringing meaningful, sustainable technologies to market," said Ron Stephens. "My focus will be on applying proven development frameworks to ensure that Sonical™ 2.0 moves efficiently from design to deployment, while maintaining the engineering discipline and commercial focus required for long-term success."

Joining the Advisory Board is Dr. Christopher McComb, the Gerard G. Elia Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. Dr. McComb's research focuses on the integration of artificial intelligence, human decision-making, and computational design to address complex engineering challenges. He will support Go Green in finalizing the design of Sonical™ 2.0, and will contribute his expertise to explore forward-looking applications of AI and intelligent system modeling within the Company's clean technology platforms.

"Go Green is tackling some of the most critical challenges in sustainable infrastructure," said Dr. McComb. "I'm excited to contribute to the evolution of Sonical™ 2.0 and to explore how emerging tools in AI and computational design can further unlock its potential in real-world applications."

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"Our Advisory Board marks a major step forward in our mission to commercialize the next generation of sustainable industrial solutions," said Corrine Couch, Chief Operating Officer of Go Green. "Ron's deep experience in operational execution and product strategy, combined with Christopher's leading research in computational design, modeling, and human-AI collaboration. https://gogreen-tech.org/

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