Built on Experience. Driven by an International Perspective.

A Lifetime of Curiosity, Learning, and International Experience

Stephen J. Wyatt grew up in Louisiana near England Air Force Base and Fort Polk. His early interest in aviation and military service led him to join Air Force Junior ROTC, where he advanced to Cadet Captain, and the Civil Air Patrol, where he gained flying experience in Cessna and Piper aircraft.

A visit to NASA's Houston facilities further stimulated his interest in aerospace. He became involved in building and launching model rockets and constructing and flying model airplanes. These activities encouraged technical curiosity, preparation, discipline, and an appreciation for exploration.

United States Marine Corps

Wyatt enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and completed recruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego.

He graduated at the top of his class from Military Police and Corrections School at Fort McClellan, Alabama, and subsequently served at Marine Corps Development and Education Command in Quantico, Virginia.

His responsibilities included corrections and security duties, participation in activities associated with President Ronald Reagan's inauguration, and additional law-enforcement and weapons training at the FBI Academy in Quantico.

His military experience helped establish the discipline, accountability, and understanding of government procedures that later became important to his business career.

Education, Executive Training, and Research

Wyatt holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Systems and Marketing from George Mason University.

His continuing professional education and qualifications include:

Beyond formal education, Wyatt's career has included applied research, international consulting, and government advisory work. These activities are described in the Research & Advisory section below.

International Corporate Leadership

Following his military service, Wyatt joined Mutual of Omaha, where he received numerous sales distinctions, including three President's Club awards, and achieved recognition among the organization's leading sales professionals.

He subsequently worked with AT&T and advanced into international leadership positions with Lucent Technologies and Avaya. His responsibilities included multinational sales management, global account development, and customer relationship management technology across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and the United States.

These assignments involved developing complex multinational commercial relationships and leading teams operating across different markets and cultures.

International Research, Infrastructure, and Government Advisory Work

Wyatt later worked with Analysys Mason, an international telecommunications consultancy headquartered in the United Kingdom. His responsibilities included telecommunications research, infrastructure development, commercial strategy, and engagement with government and industry stakeholders.

His work included an ITU assignment concerning the reconstruction of Lebanon's telecommunications infrastructure, associated with an initiative valued at approximately USD 550 million. He authored a report that was presented to United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.

Other activities included telecommunications-related assignments involving Vietnam's preparations for World Trade Organization membership and government and industry stakeholders across Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas. He also participated in a British government trade mission to Japan and South Korea.

Throughout his career, Wyatt has conducted business in more than 80 countries and lived in seven. This international experience has shaped his understanding of cultural differences, commercial relationships, government institutions, and the practical challenges of cross-border business.

From International Business to Government Contracting

Following his career in telecommunications and technology, Wyatt developed a professional interest in energy markets, environmental issues, petroleum products, and commodity trading.

In 2012, he established AmFuels™ Intl Inc to pursue opportunities supporting U.S. Government petroleum requirements.

The company developed experience as a prime contractor supporting Defense Logistics Agency Energy requirements, including international fuel sourcing, supplier identification, product specifications, commercial negotiations, logistics coordination, and contract administration.

These activities draw on the same capabilities Wyatt developed throughout his earlier career: understanding customer requirements, evaluating commercial partners, building dependable relationships, and coordinating complex international transactions.

Connecting Capability with Requirements

International procurement is fundamentally a relationship-driven business.

Our approach begins with understanding customer needs and determining whether suitable suppliers, products, commercial terms, specifications, documentation, and delivery arrangements can be brought together.

We emphasize supplier credibility, practical logistics, cultural understanding, transparent communication, responsible commercial practices, and accountability.

Successful transactions must work for both the buyer and the supplier. This principle has guided our government-contracting activities and continues to inform our broader commercial work.

Accountability, Compliance, and Commercial Integrity

AmFuels™ is committed to responsible business practices, accurate representations, appropriate documentation, and compliance with applicable laws and contractual requirements.

Our principles include honest representations, careful counterparty evaluation, transparent communication, commercial risk management, and accountability.

We believe long-term business relationships depend on trust, professionalism, and commercially workable arrangements.