Tarby Bryant
Tarby Bryant has been the chairman and CEO of Sweetwater Capital Corporation since 1996. Previously, he worked in economic development, the creative financing of real estate development and property management. He has served as an adjunct profession at the College of Santa Fe, the University of Phoenix and the University of New Mexico since 1993.
Pedar Jungck
Mr. Jungck is CTO/founder of Cloudshield and has been developing software and integrating systems for 20 years. An engineer, entrepreneur and business manager, Jungck has hed positions in hardware and software engineering as well as executive-level positions.
John Kiley
Mr. Kiley is CEO of Financial Interactive and has been in sales and marketing management of information technology companies for over 10 years, with a focus on strategically bringing companies to the world of e-commerce.
Carol "CJ" Lamers
Ms. Lamers has over 30 years business management experience. In the late 1980's, she was co-founder of the PACE program, a therapy program designed specifically for people with learning disabilities and offered through doctors' practices internationally. The program served as the forerunner to LEC's BrainWare program.
Gloria Mamokhin, Ph.D.
Dr. Mamokhin is director of Interagency Children's Services, Los Angeles County Office of Education. She has over 20 years in the public education system, working in all areas of public education and serving on many national board for the the betterment of public education.
Sam Madonia
Sam Madonia is a real estate developer with a finance and accounting background. He has served in executive vice president and chief financial officer positions of banks in Chicago. He has advised numerous small- and medium-sized business as a financial consultant.
Kelvin J. Pennington
Mr. Pennington is the managing principal of Pennington Partners & Co. and has been a general partner of PENMAN Asset Management. LP, the general partner for the PENMAN Fund since 1991. From 1982 to 1990, Mr. Pennington worked for Prudential Capital Corporation where he held various positions leading to vice president of coprorate finance. From 1985 to 1989, Mr. Pennington invested more than $577 million in a vaiety of transactions including nine leveraged buyouts. Mr. Pennington received a BS degree from Purdue University and an MBA degree from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business.
Robert J. Sutter
Mr. Sutter is chaiman and CEO of Automatic Products International. He is past chairman and CEO of IPI, Inc., the parent company of Insty-Prints. Inc. He prrviously served as a partner with Arthur Andersen & Co., president of Sports Products Group Worldwide, and president of Genmar Industries.
