Dave Oldaker, owner/engineer/producer, combines 30 years of experience from project direction to executive management at a major US Corporation, with 3 years of mentoring from Nashville's Chad Hailey* and Jamie Oldaker**. Dave's educational background includes B.S. and M.S. degrees in Engineering and an M.B.A. with High Honors. He is a registered Professional Engineer and has co-authored several articles on a national and international level.

As a U.S. Army Captain, he served in a Special Operations capacity supporting Major General George S. Patton Jr., and the III U.S. Corps. His corporate experience includes work in engineering, quality improvement, environmental, health & safety, legal, project & budget management, auditing, acqisitions & divestitures, department management, civic responsibilities with local Chamber of Commerce.

Dave is a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), Christian Country Music Association (CCMA) and the Gospel Music Association (GMA). He has completed private client audio work for Eric Clapton and recently released a compact disc Keep Movin' On - down the road which features fifteen new and original songs by Houston's cross-walking minister and Christian recording artist Mike Pierce. Dave currently lives in the Houston, Texas area.

*(As Chief Engineer for Nashville's Masterlink Studio, Chad's discography includes major artists like Gloria Estefa'n, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, and virtually all the top country artists, including Vince Gill and Faith Hill.)

**(Jamie Oldaker is currently the Vice President of A&R and Artist Development for AMN Records, Nashville. His drum & percussion parts were instrumental in the recording of fourteen Eric Clapton albums, beginning with 461 Ocean Blvd. He has also recorded or toured with many top artist including Phil Driscol, Bob Seger, Ronnie Dunn, Peter Frampton, and Freddie King. He has been nominated for 3 separate Grammy awards and is also the recipient of 20 Gold and Platinum awards; and as a member of the Tractors, received the 1995 CMA Award for Best Music Video.)