Bald Eagle Energy, Inc., (BEEI.OB), a growing oil and gas exploration company, credits its success to a tightly knit group of seasoned business and industry veterans, all of which are focused on efficiency. The company builds shareholder value with a business model that stresses reduced capital expenditures, which includes taking care to hire the best rather than the many.

Heading the company’s minimized management team are two internationally known business professionals:

• Andrew S. Harper, CEO, has an extensive petroleum geology background, with nearly 30 years of international oil and gas exploration and development experience, including 21 years with industry giant ARCO.

He came to Bald Eagle Energy from China based MI Energy Corporation, where he was President of the International Division and Chief Geologist. During his tenure, production increased from 400 to 13,000 barrels of oil per day.

Before that he was a well

Bald Eagle Energy announced today that Andrew S. Harper has been named the company’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Mr. Harper replaced acting CEO Alvaro Vollmers who remains as the company’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Andrew Harper brings extensive experience to Bald Eagle Energy as he brings nearly three decades of international oil and gas exploration and development expertise.

Alvaro Vollmers, Bald Eagle’s CFO, stated, “We are pleased to have Mr. Harper come on board Bald Eagle. His recent experience allowed him to seek and evaluate new US and international venture opportunities, while applying the knowledge he acquired over his broad geological and managerial career. We believe that his leadership will benefit the growth and development of Bald Eagle.”

Mr. Harper has had numerous high-level responsibilities including supervision of new ventures evaluations; technical geological and geophysical studies; economic evaluations and political risk assessments; seismic surveys and

Bald Eagle Energy (BEEI) is an exploration stage mining company focused on the acquisition and exploration of mineral resource properties in Canada. The company primarily acquires and explores copper, gold and silver properties. Bald Eagle Energy is also, and possibly more noteworthy to potential investors, engaged in oil exploration. The company is set to develop six new leases on Alaska’s oil-rich North Slope. Bald Eagle’s lease area on the North Slope is estimated to contain about 90 million barrels of crude oil and is one of the North Slope’s least explored areas. Bald Eagle’s leases occupy about 18,000 acres on the North Slope.

What could work in Bald Eagle’s favor is that its area of exploration on the North Slope is relatively small compared to what major oil firms such as ExxonMobil, Occidental Petroleum and Royal Dutch Shell typically look for. Bald Eagle isn’t fighting for leases with these far larger

Bald Eagle Energy Inc. is an oil and gas exploration company headquartered in Dallas, Texas. Their corporate mission is to be a partner in helping America work toward energy independence. Trading on the OTCBB, they have a market capitalization of $84.98 million. The company is focusing their efforts on Alaska’s vast energy resources.

The company’s strategy for profitability is to reduce capital expenditures through a minimized team of experienced management, and to retain the consulting services of industry experts only when needed. They also utilize third-party drilling companies to limit investment in equipment and limit operating expenses.

Bald Eagle holds a 100% percent Working Interest in six separate leases in Alaska. The six leases total 18,418 acres. They are east of the Arctic Fortitude Unit and south of the Prudhoe Bay Unit, which has produced in excess of 10 billion barrels of oil from The Prudhoe Bay Field. This field is