SOHRAB CHAMANARA was born in Kermanshah, Iran in1947 and graduated with a degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of London, Queen Merry College in 1969. After four years military service working as engineer at Esfahan Steel Plant and fifteen years working as an electrical and instrument contractor in Iran, he immigrated to the United States. In the US, was employed by UOP, the world's largest process technology company as a Senior Design Engineer in 1989. He was Project Manager of two petrochemical plants at Esfahan, Iran and half a dozen other countries. After leaving UOP, he registered and founded CHAMCO in 1994 at the address of the Mid-America Committee; 150 North Michigan Ave. #2910, Chicago, Illinois where he was a Director of the Middle East and Central Asia. At November 1998 with help of Tom Miner, after informing the US Government took a delegation of eighteen Americans from 13 Fortune Five Hundred US Companies to Iran. For the last 20 years, CHAMCO's core business, among environmental projects and Reforestation of the Deserts of the Middle East and Africa, is turning Municipal Solid Waste into compost and electricity also writing books about Iran: www.chamanara.net and www.chamco.net Most related to this book: www.ghanoon.org (Persian) & www.IranianAmerican.info (English)