RON GOFF provides EiG with his experience and his long-term productive relationships in the healthcare industry. Over the last 25 years, he has built, managed and sold contract service companies and their service lines on behalf of physician group practices and hospital systems across the U.S. and Europe. Recently he has been founder and President and Director of Mdexchange that was acquired by Dictaphone Corporation. He has been Executive Vice President of $150 million NES Healthcare and NES International. He was Chairman and CEO of PhysicianOne Medical Management,Chairman and CEO of MDBillmasters, Inc., and EVP of Sheridan Healthcare/AMSA, Inc. In addition he served as Group Vice President of $1.5 billion Andrx Pharmaceuticals and four public companies, including MediConsult, Physicians On-Line Inc., AHT Technologies and Cybear. Ron is accomplished at building high-growth businesses with multi-state locations in both the product and service sectors and the managing of multiple sales teams and marketing initiatives and personal unit sales. Recognized for broad strengths in business development, sales closures, strategic planning, turnaround management, financial restructuring, sales management and building National Sales Teams. Ron offers a record of success in generating profits and increased shareholder value through establishing strategic partnerships and personal unit sales both here and abroad. His Masters is from The Johns Hopkins University. Ron has also attended Harvard’s Executive Development program and served as adjunct professor at the Wharton School of Business-University of Pennsylvania and is a former US Marine.

HADVA GLICKMAN, is an EiG Advisor for Eldercare services and Aging. Hadva has more than 30 years experience in the healthcare industry as a CEO, facility owner/executive, clinical provider and eldercare consultant. During her career she has developed, owned and managed numerous eldercare facilities, departments and hospital programs to meet the special needs of the growing geriatric population. For a decade she founded and served as Administrator of Executive Home Care in Woodland Hills, California. As a registered dietitian, she has served as clinical director for a 200-bed nursing and rehabilitation facility in Los Angeles. In addition, Hadva founded a regional referral and placement service company for elderly clients. She has extensive experience, knowledge and insights consulting with numerous Convalescent, Nursing Homes, Assisted Living, and Board and Care Facilities in California and nationally. She has developed large eldercare networks, relationships and contracts with facilities and administrators to represent and market their facilities. Hadva is a licensed Administrator, Care Facility for the Elderly by the State of California, Department of Social Services and she speaks, reads, writes and translates Hebrew.

THOMAS J. BUCKHOLTZ, Ph.D., is an EiG Advisor in the areas of technology, strategy and organizational outcomes. He has 30 years experience as a corporate executive, strategist, technology innovator, author, and speaker. He has served in leadership positions with PG&E, GSA, World Bank, Silicon Valley World Internet Center and Silicon Valley television. As an innovator, he directed operations for high-tech start-ups, helped pioneer three technologies including multi-participant computer games and simulations, automated libraries of document images, and hand-held computers. As a Commissioner in the US GSA, he led a $1 billion telecommunications and systems integration business unit, oversaw $20 billion per year of computing and telecommunications procurement, and served as co-chief information officer for the federal government’s Executive Branch and also as GSA’s CIO. Tom’s book Information Proficiency: Your Key to Information Age (English, Chinese, and Korean editions) provides a roadmap for the Information Age and features techniques for, and inspirational successes at, enhancing decision-making, leadership, processes, teamwork, learning, and the contributions of information systems and technologists. He is co-host for Issues Today, a Silicon Valley television program and he is profiled in Who’s Who in America and Who’s Who in the World. As a National Science Foundation Graduate Fellow, Tom earned a Ph.D. in physics from the University of California, Berkeley and a B.S. in mathematics from the California Institute of Technology. He also completed executive business administration programs at Stanford University and the University.

BRENT HENLEY is an advisor with EiG. Brent is a practicing Industrial Psychologist emphasizing performance technology for rapidly changing businesses. He assists clients in increasing performance through people in sales, customer service, supervision, and leadership. He completed his undergraduate work in Sociology and Business from Centenary College of Louisiana, and his graduate studies at Louisiana Tech University. He is a Fellow of the Government Leadership Institute at the University of New Orleans, as well as, leading sessions at the Community Development Institute and several regional universities.

CAROL BRYDEN MOORE, MBA, is EiG Advisor for Federal Services & Strategy Development specializing in strategic planning, program evaluations and operational leadership. She has 30 years experience working with health care organizations in the areas of strategic planning, program evaluation, process improvement, economic impact evaluation, and capital decision modeling. Ms. Moore has provided services to federal and state agencies including Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), multi-hospital systems (Duke Health System, Innova Health, academic medical institutions, specialty hospital providers (RehabCare Group), and community based institutions. Ms. Moore was a senior manager for SAIC, directing a national health care project for the Department of Defense and Booz- Allen & Hamilton where she was involved in a national assessment for the National Institute of Health. She serves on the board of directors of several organizations, including the Volunteers of America National Services, Inc., Medstar Health/Visiting Nurses Association, and BB&T Bank. Ms. Moore has an undergraduate degree in biochemistry/mathematics from Monmouth College, and an MBA from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business.

CARL YANKOWSKI Carl is an EiG Advisor with extensive experience in leading public companies and providing expertise to global corporations on change transformation, leadership and growth. He served as CEO of Palm, Inc. (PALM) and Reebok, COO/President of Sony Electronics, and executive roles at GE, P&G and Pespi-Cola. He is founder of Westerham Group and has degrees from MIT and Wellesley College.

RICHARD C. HSU Mr. Hsu is a Partner at the law firm of Townsend and Townsend and Crew LLP in Palo Alto and Chair of the firm's Technology Transactions Practice. He has extensive experience in licensing, development, acquisitions, service, purchase and other partnering agreements for a variety of industries, including semiconductors, life sciences, medical devices, hardware, software, nanotechnology, entertainment, multimedia and telecommunications. Prior to joining Townsend, Mr. Hsu was a Senior Attorney at Venture Law Group and former general counsel at Cyrano Sciences, Inc. (acquired by Smiths Detection), a venture-backed company founded by Caltech Nobel Laureate Robert H. Grubbs. Mr. Hsu holds degrees from Columbia Law School (JD) and Caltech (BS).