Erich Hauser, President/CEO, Produced the World of Investment 78 at the Los Angeles Convention Center bringing all the great economists of the world together in one forum. Included among the participants, Alan Greenspan, John Kenneth Galbraith, Eliot Janeway, and Milton Friedman.

In the 80s Mr. Hauser Pioneered the Wind Energy Business in the Altamont Pass, California with John Eckland, former Chief of Energy Research, Central Intelligence Agency, for Fayette Wind Turbines, Virginia. He joined Cal-American Income Fund IV Real Estate Investment Trust/as Director, and later President of California Kaolin Clay Corporation/ /Parris/Lorraine Gold Peak Mining District.

Erich Served as Campaign Finance Chairman for the 23rd Congressional District race in California. Erich was commended by then Governor Ronald Reagan for his actions while stranded in the High Serra for 10 Days without food, and three with no water. Erich was commissioned by Ned-Core-Bank, together with the International Red Cross to audit the working environment of miners in Africa, at Kinross, where upon Erich and his team traveled 200 meters per second into one of the deepest mines in the world, some seven miles below the earth.

He is Founder, and Chairman of the Westwood Movie Dedications, Monument  To Film, a Bronze film reel with the name and date of every film ever to win the Academy Award inlaid in terrazzo along Westwood Boulevard. Other professional associations include; Cal-American, Prentice Hall, William Morrow, Hollywood Foreign Press Association, Los Angeles Press Club, General Electric, Rand Corporation, Royal Dutch

Education: Studied Economics at Moorpark College, Thousand Oaks, California. 1980/1982 /  Northridge Military Academy 1968/1972 {Majored in Military Science} Graduated number one Cadet/ Ft. MacArthur Leadership School/1971