Attempting to add custom annotations to an existing 'Export-VMInfo' script

Hi everyone!

Running into some difficulties, going against a 4.1 cluster, with 5.1 PowerCLI client and could really use some help here, as this report is already pretty awsome, just need a bit more info.....Here are my custom annotations I'd like to be able to incorporate into my report:

This is the code which I'm hoping to modify - Just starting with one of the annotations 'Owner' for now.. See the last line of the 'For Each' loop, which definately isn't right...

$VCServerName = "sf1"
$VC = Connect-VIServer $VCServerName
$VMFolder = "ITAC_SF1_RandD_DC"

$date = Get-Date -f  Mdyyyy_HH_mm
$ExportFilePath = "C:\Users\U219715\Desktop\PowerCLI\Export-VMInfo_RING_$($date).csv"

$Report = @()
$VMs = Get-Folder -Server $VC -Location $VMFolder | Get-VM

$Datastores = Get-Datastore | select Name, Id
$VMHosts = Get-VMHost | select Name, Parent

ForEach ($VM in $VMs) {
      $VMView = $VM | Get-View
      $VMInfo = {} | Select VMName,Powerstate,OS,Folder,IPAddress,ToolsStatus,VMHost,Cluster,Datastore,NumCPU,MemMb,DiskGb, DiskFree, DiskUsed, Owner
      $VMInfo.VMName = $vm.name
      $VMInfo.Powerstate = $vm.Powerstate
      $VMInfo.OS = $vm.Guest.OSFullName
      $VMInfo.Folder = ($vm | Get-Folderpath).Path
      $VMInfo.IPAddress = $vm.Guest.IPAddress[0]
      $VMInfo.ToolsStatus = $VMView.Guest.ToolsStatus
      $VMInfo.VMHost = $vm.host.name
      $VMInfo.Cluster = $vm.host.Parent.Name
      $VMInfo.Datastore = ($Datastores | where {$_.ID -match (($vmview.Datastore | Select -First 1) | Select Value).Value} | Select Name).Name
      $VMInfo.NumCPU = $vm.NumCPU
      $VMInfo.MemMb = [Math]::Round(($vm.MemoryMB),2)
      $VMInfo.DiskGb = [Math]::Round((($vm.HardDisks | Measure-Object -Property CapacityKB -Sum).Sum * 1KB / 1GB),2)
      $VMInfo.DiskFree = [Math]::Round((($vm.Guest.Disks | Measure-Object -Property FreeSpace -Sum).Sum / 1GB),2)
      $VMInfo.DiskUsed = $VMInfo.DiskGb - $VMInfo.DiskFree

      $VMInfo.Owner = $vm | Select Name,@{N="Owner";E={$_.CustomFields['Owner']}}

And here is what this code produces at present, which definately isn't right:

Any help would make my day, let me know if I can provide any additional info...

Thankyou Sincerely

Ryan Hammond