Player Profile / Cyberlux Corporation

Ferdinand Irizarry / JMH Consulting Group, Inc.

BD / Intermediary Actor · Cyberlux Equity Recipient · Lobbying Principal

Ferdinand Irizarry is the individual named alongside JMH Consulting Group, Inc. in Cyberlux's OTC shareholder record. The share issuance — 10,000,000 unrestricted common shares on March 26, 2024, under a consulting agreement — is documented in Cyberlux's annual filings for fiscal years 2024 and 2025. The shares were issued as unrestricted, distinguishing them from the restricted shares issued to other consultants and employees during the same period.

Bottom Line

What this profile says up front

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JMH Consulting Group, Inc. and Ferdinand Irizarry received 10,000,000 unrestricted common shares of Cyberlux Corporation on March 26, 2024, under a consulting agreement — issued after the Stop Work Order and after the subcontract termination, while Cyberlux's litigation position was deteriorating across multiple jurisdictions.
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JMH Group simultaneously held three roles with respect to the Cyberlux contract ecosystem: lobbying Armed Services, Foreign Relations, and Appropriations committees and DSCA on behalf of Cyberlux in Q4 2023; representing Fairwinds Technologies — a commission claimant against the contract proceeds — as a registered lobbyist; and holding Cyberlux equity under a consulting arrangement.
03
The stock issuance to JMH/Irizarry was in unrestricted shares — a structurally distinct compensation form from the restricted shares issued to other Cyberlux consultants and employees in the same period, with direct implications for the ability to liquidate.
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Whether JMH's congressional and agency outreach disclosed the firm's financial stake in Cyberlux through stock compensation, and its dual role as lobbyist for both Cyberlux and Fairwinds, does not appear in any public filing.
Role in the Record

The firm that lobbied for the contract, represented a claimant against it, and received equity in the issuer

Ferdinand Irizarry is the individual named alongside JMH Consulting Group, Inc. in Cyberlux's OTC shareholder record. The share issuance — 10,000,000 unrestricted common shares on March 26, 2024, under a consulting agreement — is documented in Cyberlux's annual filings for fiscal years 2024 and 2025. The shares were issued as unrestricted, distinguishing them from the restricted shares issued to other consultants and employees during the same period.

JMH Group's role in the Cyberlux ecosystem is documented across three distinct channels: lobbying disclosure filings, the Fairwinds Technologies commission claim in the interpleader, and the OTC equity compensation record. Each channel involves a different financial relationship with a different party to the same underlying transaction. The overlap between them has not been addressed in any public filing.

The findings below are drawn from OTC annual filings, LD-2 lobbying disclosures, and the interpleader record. Irizarry appears across nine documents in the corpus by name; JMH Group's activities span a larger document set.

Key Numbers

The numbers that frame the profile

Shares received
10M
Unrestricted common · March 26, 2024
Issuance timing
Post-SWO
After Stop Work Order (Dec 22, 2023)
Share type
Unrestricted
vs. restricted shares to other consultants
JMH dual registration
2 clients
Cyberlux lobbying + Fairwinds commission claim
Committees contacted
3 + DSCA
Armed Services · Foreign Relations · Appropriations
Analytical Findings

What the record establishes

01 BEDROCK

Equity compensation: 10M unrestricted shares, March 2024

Cyberlux Corporation's OTC annual filings for fiscal years 2024 and 2025 record the issuance of 10,000,000 common shares to JMH Consulting Group, Inc. / Ferdinand Irizarry on March 26, 2024, under a consulting agreement. The shares are designated as unrestricted — a category distinct from the restricted shares issued to other consultants and employees in the same filing period. The issuance date is approximately three months after the Stop Work Order (December 22, 2023) and after the contract was heading toward the Modification 4 termination settlement.

Source: Cyberlux FY2024 Annual Report · Cyberlux FY2025 Annual Report · OTC shareholder issuance recordSource:
02 BEDROCK

JMH Group's Q4 2023 lobbying: Cyberlux client, DSCA and congressional targets

JMH Group's LD-2 lobbying disclosure filings document outreach in Q4 2023 to Armed Services, Foreign Relations, and Appropriations committee members and staff, and to DSCA — the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, which administers Foreign Military Financing. The subject matter included drone capabilities, the Replicator Program, and Ukraine appropriations. This lobbying occurred in the same quarter the Stop Work Order was issued. JMH's client for this engagement was Cyberlux.

Source: JMH Group LD-2 filings (Q4 2023) · Interpleader Doc 0163 Exhibit 1 · Interpleader Doc 0171 Exhibit 1Source:
03 BEDROCK

JMH Group simultaneously registered as Fairwinds Technologies' lobbyist

JMH Group is simultaneously registered as the lobbyist for Fairwinds Technologies LLC — the 8% commission claimant in the interpleader. The firm conducting congressional and agency outreach for Cyberlux also represents a financial claimant against what that outreach was for. The Fairwinds commission claim and the JMH lobbying activity are documented in the same interpleader exhibit set.

Source: JMH Group LD-2 filings · Fairwinds commission calculation · Interpleader Doc 0144 Exhibits 6, 7Source:
04 ROCK

The three-way financial overlap and disclosure questions

The combination of JMH's three documented roles — Cyberlux lobbyist, Fairwinds lobbyist/representative, and Cyberlux equity recipient — creates a structural financial interest that intersects with each engagement. Whether this overlap was disclosed to the congressional staff and agency officials contacted in Q4 2023, to the Fairwinds Technologies client, or in JMH's lobbying registrations does not appear in any public filing.

Source: LD-2 lobbying registration requirements · Lobbying Disclosure Act disclosure obligations · OTC equity record · Interpleader recordSource:
05 ROCK

Unrestricted vs. restricted share distinction

The OTC filing record shows other Cyberlux consultants and employees receiving restricted shares during the same period. Irizarry/JMH received unrestricted shares — a form of compensation that carries no holding period restriction and can be sold immediately upon issuance. The value of 10 million unrestricted CYBL shares at issuance, and any subsequent disposition of those shares, is not addressed in any public filing reviewed for this brief.

Source: Cyberlux FY2024 Annual Report · OTC shareholder issuance record · Comparison with contemporaneous restricted issuancesSource:
Open Questions

What the record does not explain

Q01
What consulting services did JMH Consulting Group / Ferdinand Irizarry provide to Cyberlux under the March 2024 consulting agreement?
Q02
Were the 10 million unrestricted shares subsequently sold, and if so, at what price and on what timeline?
Q03
Did JMH Group disclose its equity compensation from Cyberlux to the congressional staff and DSCA officials it contacted in Q4 2023?
Q04
Did JMH Group disclose its Cyberlux equity stake and lobbying relationship to Fairwinds Technologies when representing Fairwinds as a commission claimant?
Q05
Did JMH Group's lobbying registrations identify both the Cyberlux and Fairwinds relationships, and were any conflicts of interest disclosed?
Q06
Was the March 2024 consulting agreement — issued post-Stop Work Order — connected to any specific deliverable, or was it compensation for prior services?
Q07
Does Ferdinand Irizarry appear in the interpleader record in any capacity beyond the BD/intermediary designation in the Players map?