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Isaiah Kingston - Utah Finance and Management Professional

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As chief financial officer of Washakie Renewable Energy in Salt Lake City, Utah, Isaiah Kingston oversees future fiscal development and strategic planning as well as management of existing resources. He has developed a number of performance assessments targeted at informing leadership decisions, while also providing data necessary for risk management.

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Washakie Renewable Energy Applied Science Scholarship for High School

As chief financial officer of Washakie Renewable Energy (WRE) in Salt Lake City, Utah, Isaiah Kingston plays a role in establishing the company's future direction and developing performance measures to support...

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As chief financial officer of Washakie Renewable Energy (WRE) in Salt Lake City, Utah, Isaiah Kingston plays a role in establishing the company's future direction and developing performance measures to support...

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Based in Salt Lake City, Utah, Isaiah Kingston serves as the CFO of Washakie Renewable Energy (WRE), LLC, and manages the budget and capital allocations for the company. Dedicated to producing biodiesel from sources that are renewable and domestically sourced, Isaiah Kingston's firm creates local jobs while engaging with partners in the collection and transport of cooking oil waste.

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Isaiah Kingston | Cfo at Washakie Renewable Energy, Llc

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Isaiah Kingston began his career at Advanced Automotive and Advanced Rentals that same year. Isaiah Kingston served as general man...

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Dr. Harry D. Fornari’s Significant Impact on the AFOA

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Dr. Harry D. Fornari’s Significant Impact on the AFOA

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For more than five years, Isaiah Kingston has handled financial and business strategy at Washakie Renewable Energy, LLC, as the chief financial officer. Active within the professional community, Isaiah Kingston of Utah belongs to such organizations as the American Fats and Oils Association (AFOA).

Committed to improving trade relations within the oils and fats industry, the AFOA was largely developed by Dr. Harry D. Fornari. With a PhD in history from Columbia University, he served as the president of the AFOA twice and was the director and executive director of the organization from 1973 until his death. For close to 30 years, he was deeply committed to the AFOA, which many professionals in the field viewed as coterminous with Dr. Fornari himself.

Throughout his time with the AFOA, Dr. Fornari worked to nationalize and internationalize its reach. He played an integral role in quadrupling the AFOA’s membership over the course of several decades, and the structure he gave to the association remains in place today. Given his passion for educating the trade, the AFOA has continued his tradition of inviting speakers from the industry and has maintained the Harry D. Fornari Memorial Lecture in his honor since 2001.

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Explaining the National Biodiesel Accreditation Program

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Explaining the National Biodiesel Accreditation Program

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The chief financial officer of the Utah-based Washakie Renewable Energy (WRE), Isaiah Kingston is also a graduate of the University of Utah, where he studied economics. Isaiah Kingston and the team at WRE produce biodiesel, with the company’s products meeting current BQ-9000 and ASTM quality standards.

The producers and marketers of BQ-9000 biodiesel fuel collaborated to create the National Biodiesel Accreditation Program (NBAP), a voluntary program. The NBAP aims to promote biodiesel as a viable alternative to traditional fuel sources and provide assurance to the public that the biodiesel sector is subject to oversight and the maintenance of industry standards.

The NBAP combines a quality control system focused on biodiesel blending, storage, testing, and distribution with the D6759 standard implemented by the ASTM, which has created over 12,000 standards for products all over the world.

Membership to the NBAP is available to all marketers, distributors, and manufacturers of biodiesel or biodiesel blends throughout North America. Prospective members must undertake a review and inspection process alongside an independent auditor to ensure proper implementation of the NBAP’s quality controls.

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New Bill Supports Incentives for Domestic Biofuel Producers

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New Bill Supports Incentives for Domestic Biofuel Producers

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For the past eight years, Isaiah Kingston has served as the CFO of Washakie Renewable Energy (WRE), LLC, a Utah-based company that produces advanced biofuels and chemicals. Responsible for the business’ financial operations, Isaiah Kingston oversees budget, business plan implementation, and hedging needs to ensure WRE remains a leader in biofuel production in the United States.

A recent bill introduced in the Senate hopes to alter and extend the tax credit for US biodiesel producers. It was written in light of the continued increase in biofuel imports over the past several years. Between 2014 and 2016, biofuel imports have increased from 510 million gallons to roughly 1 billion gallons. Experts estimate that this increase will continue in 2017, as first quarter imports for the year are already 10 percent higher than that of the same period last year.

Although the increasing amount of biofuel imports suggests a growing demand in the United States, domestic biodiesel facilities have been struggling to compete with their foreign counterparts. This is due to the many foreign subsidies that their counterparts receive, along with an existing tax credit from the US that has paid over $600 million to imported renewable diesel.

The new bill, known as the American Renewable Fuel and Job Creation Act of 2017, hopes to give domestic producers a better chance in the market. According to the bill, the $1-per-gallon biofuel tax credit should be extended for three years. However, instead of benefiting biofuel blenders, many of which are located overseas, it should benefit producers. In doing so, taxpayers are supporting domestic fuel rather than imported fuel, and domestic biodiesel producers are incentivized to grow and provide more US jobs.

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The Cache Chamber of Commerce and Legal Shield

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The Cache Chamber of Commerce and Legal Shield

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Isaiah Kingston graduated from the University of Utah, earning his bachelor’s degree in economics. Now serving as the chief financial officer of Washakie Renewable Energy, Isaiah Kingston takes responsibility for formulating the company’s tax and financial strategies. Mr. Kingston is a member of the Cache Chamber of Commerce, which partners with Legal Shield to the benefit of its members.

For more than four decades, Legal Shield has provided legal service plans to individuals and businesses, often via a toll-free number that offers access to attorneys with relevant expertise. Through a partnership with the Cache Chamber of Commerce, Legal Shield offers its services at a discounted rate to all members of the chamber, allowing them to safeguard their businesses and livelihoods.

In addition to gaining access to 24/7 emergency legal coverage, Legal Shield members enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing they have access to unlimited advice from experienced attorneys. Other services offered by Legal Shield include document reviews and calls made on the behalf of clients.

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A former general manager with Advanced Automotive and Advanced Rentals, Isaiah Kingston has served Washakie Renewable Energy, LLC, as its chief financial officer since 2009. In addition to creating company tax strategies, he manages the budget and contributes to revenue optimization efforts. Beyond his professional duties, Isaiah Kingston enjoys hiking in Utah. Below are some safety tips for novice hikers.

1. Hike in groups. While a casual stroll in a well-trodden area does not present much danger, hiking through dense woodland creates more opportunities to get lost. By hiking with partners, you are less likely to panic in such situations. You also gain the advantage of pooled resources and knowledge.

2. Always carry rain gear. Quality rain gear will provide protection from the elements should the weather change. If it does rain, you should find shelter as quickly as possible so you can get dry and lower the risk of hypothermia.

3. Bring water. Carry as much water as you need, bearing in mind that water weighs about eight pounds per gallon. You should only drink from natural water sources in emergency situations, as such water can contain harmful bacteria.

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Isaiah Kingston holds the title of CFO at Washakie Renewable Energy in Salt Lake City, Utah. As part of his work in the biodiesel industry, Isaiah Kingston is a member of the American Fats and Oils Association (AFOA).

The AFOA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the interests of industries that rely on natural oils, fats, and proteins. The AFOA primarily works to facilitate international trade and commerce related to oils and fats found in plants and animals.

By joining the AFOA, members gain access to a range of industry resources and contacts. Members are also eligible for discounts on the organization's annual meeting and updates on forums and seminars.

The $500 AFOA application fee entitles members to register one business location and three individuals as members. Applications are open to any interested party and can be completed online at fatsandoils.org.