Only three states recognized the credential. In many states, non-CPAs are not allowed to call themselves accountants and in other states one can do so only with an accompanying disclaimer. In those states an ABA may use the term Accredited Business Advisor. He is certainly not qualified to audit financial statements of any company, much less a publicly-traded one. Falsely calling himself an "auditor" is evidence of his dishonesty.
Lastly, I have reviewed financial statements he prepared and certified for MDGC and found signs of obvious fraud such as massively inflating assets that had previously been almost fully depreciated to far beyond even their original cost. Some of those assets, which were owned by the company before the reverse merger, four years ago, may not even exist any longer.
I believe him to be a facilitator of fraud. Ed Steinback's involvement with VDSC is the main reason I look a closer look here and did some due diligence on the company.