MentorsOur all-volunteer board of directors and members are composed of outstanding professionals with expertise in assisting start-up companies. Click on any of the following names for a brief description and biography, or scroll down for a complete listing. Board of Directors William K. Richardson, Chair Member-Mentors The list of members is categorized by area of expertise. Venture Capital Eric Martinson Management / Leadership Russel Cheng Silicon Valley Venture Community T. Hale Boggs Law Gregory R. Kim Tax Consultation Martin Y. Kao Marketing / Public Relations Piia Aarma HiBEAM Staff Rachel Ogdie ERIC J. CLARK is Director of Corporate Development at Servco Pacific Inc. (www.servco.com). Servco is a privately held company engaged in automotive and consumer product distribution and insurance services in Hawaii and the Pacific Basin, as well as real estate and private equity investment and management. Mr. Clark's responsibilities include managing acquisitions, divestitures, investments, and strategic alliances. Mr. Clark was previously an investment banker in New York City. At Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc., he was a member of the Media, Entertainment, Technology & Telecommunications Industry Group, where he handled common stock offerings aggregating over $4 billion; represented acquirors in TV broadcasting and software company acquisitions; and represented an Internet company in a private placement of equity. At Credit Suisse First Boston, Mr. Clark invented the Litigation Tracking WarrantTM, the first security to effectuate a tax-free distribution of the potential value of a company's lawsuit claim against a third party to its shareholders, and handled three buy-side and one sell-side acquisition advisory assignments aggregating over $8.5 billion in value. At Smith Barney Inc., Mr. Clark was responsible for $9.3 billion in 15 M&A transactions, over $700 million in 5 high yield transactions, and over $700 million in 6 common stock transactions. Previously, Mr. Clark worked at the U.S. Department of State, Merrill Lynch, and Ashoka Innovators for the Public. He is a cum laude graduate of the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, and passed the U.S. Department of State's Foreign Service Officer Written and Oral Examination. Mr. Clark is currently serving as HiBEAM's Chairman. MICHAEL J. O'MALLEY is a Tax Attorney at Goodsill, Anderson, Quinn and Stifel (www.goodsill.com). He graduated from Claremont-McKenna College (summa cum laude) and Harvard Law School, where he was Editor-in-Chief of the Harvard Journal on Legislation. Mr. O'Malley represents a broad spectrum of individuals, businesses, companies, nonprofit and health care organizations in federal and state tax matters, with emphasis on business, corporate, partnership and real estate transactions and activities. Mr. O'Malley is admitted to practice in the States of Hawaii and New York (Southern District of New York) and before the U.S. Tax Court and U.S. Claims Court. He is a member of the Hawaii State Bar Association (Tax - past Chair - and Business Law Sections), American Bar Association (Tax Section, Committee on Real Estate Tax Problems; Business Law Section; and Health Law Section). He is the Hawaii chapter author for the ABA Sales and Use Tax Deskbook. He is on the Board of Trustees (Vice-Chair) of Kapi`olani Health Foundation, the Board of Directors of Jas. Glover Holding Company, Ltd., Kama`aina Care, Inc., and the Finance Committee of the Honolulu Symphony. He is currently serving as HiBEAM's Secretary and Treasurer. KENTON T. ELDRIDGE is a founder and principal of Sennet Capital (www.sennetcapital.com), a merchant bank offering financial and advisory services to mid-market and emerging growth companies in Hawaii. Prior to Sennet Capital, Mr. Eldridge served in several key executive positions with Duty Free Shoppers (DFS). He was Regional President of the Taiwan Region, where he served as the CEO of retail operations; Regional President of Asian Marketing (CEO of DFS marketing offices in Asia, including Japan, Korea, and Taiwan); Regional President of the Alaska Division (CEO of the largest airport duty-free operations in the world); and Vice President of Retail Operations - Hawaii Division, where he was responsible for all retail operations in Hawaii. Mr. Eldridge was previously Executive Vice President/Co-Director of Stores at Bullock's Department Store, a division of Federated Department Stores, in Los Angeles. At Bullock's, he was responsible for 16 retail stores in California, Arizona, and Nevada with sales volume of $600 million. He formerly served as Senior Vice President/Director of Stores for Bonwit Teller in New York; General Manager of Jordan Marsh in Miami; and Department Manager/Buyer for Abraham & Straus in Brooklyn, New York. Before beginning his career as a retailing executive, Mr. Eldridge served in Europe and Vietnam as an intelligence officer for the U.S. Army. He holds a B.A. and M.A. in history and an M.B.A. in marketing. Mr. Eldridge currently serves on the boards of American Savings Bank, Assets School, the Nature Conservancy, Mary Charles & Associates (MC&A) and BroadbandiTV. He has invested in a numerous businesses including local start-up ventures Hawaii Biotech, Hoku Scientific, AssistGuide, BroadbandiTV and Kona Bay Marine Resources. He is currently a director of HiBEAM's board of directors. RON HIGGINS has spent his career as an entrepreneur actively involved in major industry transitions in the areas of Networking and Communications, Desktop Publishing, Desktop Presentations, and Multimedia. He has developed four technology companies from early stage through successful public offerings. Mr. Higgins has extensive global experience in strategic business development and planning, including defining architectures, identifying world wide market opportunities, and targeting market leverage points. He has also successfully raised hundreds of millions of dollars through private equity and public markets. Most notable, he was Founder, CEO and Chairman of Digital Island, a worldwide IP based network that is focused on helping multinational corporations deploy mission critical applications and distribute Internet content globally. He is currently CEO of RSHF, LLC, a private investment management firm, and serves on several company Boards of Directors as well as non-profit Boards for HiBEAM, the USS Missouri, and the Honolulu Academy of Art. WILLIAM K. RICHARDSON is currently serving on the venture capital team of DragonBridge Capital (www.dragonbridgecapital.com). Prior to DragonBridge, Mr. Richardson was a general partner of HMS Hawaii Management, one of the leading VC funds in Hawaii, since 1994. He is a graduate of UC Santa Barbara and Duke University School of Law, and a former national caliber volleyball player. Prior to founding HMS Hawaii Management, Mr. Richardson was a Hawaii attorney specializing in commercial law and finance. He also worked nine years in various sales and marketing capacities for Wang Laboratories. He is currently the Chairman of the Board for Pacific DirectConnect, a WiFi integration company; Kona Bay Marine Resources, a marine biotech company; and Hawaii Biotech, a bio-therapeutic company. He was formerly on the Boards of Wireless (now interWAVE Communications International) and HealthScape (now VirtualSeller.com), and a board visitor to Digital Island (now Cable & Wireless). He is an active investor/mentor in Hoku Scientific, a fuel cell company; Firetide, a WiFi equipment builder; and Hoana Medical, a medical device company. Mr. Richardson was the founding co-chair of University Connections, and a founder and current board member of HiBEAM. His community connections include six years as a trustee of the University of Hawaii Foundation, five years on the Board of the National Kidney Foundation, and current board member of the Pacific Asian Center for Entrepreneurship and E-Business and the Entrepreneurs Foundation of Hawaii. GLEN R. VAN LIGTEN is a partner in Orrick, Herrington, & Sutcliffe LLP, an international law firm focusing on litigation, complex and novel finance, and innovative corporate transactions (www.orrick.com). Mr. Van Ligten works in Orrick's Silicon Valley office and is a member of the firm's Emerging Companies Group. Before joining Orrick, Mr. Van Ligten was a director of Venture Law Group. Mr. Van Ligten represents emerging growth enterprise and infrastructure software and networking companies, with an emphasis in venture capital financings, public offerings, corporate partnerships, and mergers and acquisitions. Mr. Van Ligten also has experience representing venture capital and investment banking firms. Some of his clients have included Goldman Sachs & Co., Menlo Ventures, Sequoia Capital, and Trinity Ventures. Some of Mr. Van Ligten's past clients include: Amalfi Semiconductor, Clarus Systems, Formation Systems, Liquid Engines, and LivePlanet. Mr. Van Ligten serves on HiBEAM's board of directors. BARRY WEINMAN has been making venture capital investments in Silicon Valley since 1980. He is a General Partner with Associated Venture Investors ("AVI") and is a co-founder of Allegis Capital, a Palo Alto based venture fund with over $500 million under management. He has extensive operational experience in the areas of manufacturing and marketing in Silicon Valley high technology companies, including Fairchild Semiconductor and IBM. In mid 2005, Mr. Weinman co-founded DragonBridge Capital in Honolulu, Beijing and Shanghai (www.dragonbridgecapital.com). DragonBridge is a Merchant Bank focused on assisting Chinese companies to enter US capital markets by establishing their US headquarters in Hawaii. Mr. Weinman has participated in and led many investments in companies that had successful IPOs or M&A events including: Palm (NASDAQ), Cypress Semiconductor (NYSE), Caere (NASDAQ), Cadnetix (NASDAQ), Columbia/HCA (NYSE), Women.com (NASDAQ), Medscape (NASDAQ), Liveworld (NASDAQ), InfoGear (CSCO), Be. Inc (NASDAQ), and Quokka (QKKA). He currently serves on the Boards of a number of private companies, including Guangzhou-based AaaHaa (formerly PRCDirect), and Hawaii based Hoana Medical. He is a Trustee of the University of Hawaii Foundation (Endowment) and chairs the Investment Committee. DEBRA R. GUERIN BERESINI is a co-founder and Managing Director of International Venture fund (IVF) (www.invencor.com). She has served as CEO of invencor, inc., manager of IVF, since its inception in April 1997. International Venture Fund is her fourth venture fund. Ms. Guerin Beresini specializes in life science companies, including TheraTx (acquired by Vencor), Systemix (acquired by Sandoz), and Napo Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (IPO in 2006, LSE). Ms. Guerin Beresini was on the board of Napo until its recent IPO. She presently sits on the Board of AGIS Network, Inc., San Ramon, CA; Perimeter Labs, Salt Lake City, UT; C3 Medical Technologies, Mill Valley, CA; HiBeam, Honolulu, Hawaii; the Hawaii Venture Capital Association, Honolulu, Hawaii; Carneros Wine Alliance Land Stewardship Program, Napa, CA; and on the Board of Trustees for the Wayne Brown Institute, Salt Lake City, Utah. She graduated summa cum laude from Dominican University and has a certificate in Global Biotechnology from UC Berkeley. Ms. Guerin Beresini speaks at various national conferences on venture capital and technology transfer. ERIC MARTINSON is Managing Director of Tradewind Capital Group, Inc., a private equity and real estate investment and asset management company based in Hawaii. Prior to joining Tradewind Capital, Mr. Martinson co-founded and was Managing Director of MN Capital Partners, LLC following a career at Kamehameha Schools/Bishop Estate, where he was Director of the Financial Asset Division responsible for its diverse global financial asset portfolios. Mr. Martinson currently serves on the boards of several private companies including Sopogy, Inc., DSH International, Inc., Mid Pacific Communications, Inc., Royal Hawaiian Showroom LLC, and Hoike Technology. He is also active on the boards and leadership of numerous community and non-profit organizations including Chairman of the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii, Enterprise Honolulu, Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce Business Mentor, Hawaii Imin Shiryo Hozon Kai, and Honorary Board of Sierra Club Hawaii. Mr. Martinson holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance from the University of Hawaii and an MBA from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University. ELLIOT PARKS is Managing Director of Hamilton Bioventures, a venture capital firm in San Diego, CA (www.hamiltonbioventures.com). Prior to joining Hamilton, Dr. Parks was Managing Director of Ventana Capital Management, raising and managing two venture funds and successfully overseeing the firm's life science practice. While at Ventana, he served on several boards of directors and, among the accomplishments, led the recapitalization and venture syndication of Idun Pharmaceuticals, a San Diego biopharmaceutical company recently acquired by Pfizer for close to $300 million. Dr. Parks served as President and CEO of Myelos Neurosciences Corp, a biopharmaceutical company developing a new family of therapeutics from neurotrophic factors. He led Myelos from a virtual company, to the identification of the lead compound, and into Phase 2 clinical trials in diabetic patients suffering neurologic complications. Dr. Parks raised multiple rounds of venture financing, earning Myelos'nomination by the San Diego Venture Group, as Venture-Funded Company of the Year. Dr. Parks was Director of the Johnson & Johnson Biotechnology Center, managing the sourcing, and evaluating new technology and developing these technologies into a variety of diagnostic, pharmaceutical, and device products for several J&J operating companies. He oversaw product development to regulatory approval of eight biomedical products during his ten-year tenure. Dr. Parks came to San Diego in 1974 and engaged in academic research in cell and molecular biology at The Scripps Research Institute, for more than a decade, as a research staff member and served as Director of Operations for the Institute. Dr. Parks received his Ph.D. in Microbiology and Immunology from the University Of Washington School Of Medicine, in Seattle and worked under the office of the Surgeon General of the Army at Letterman Army Institute of Research focused on epidemiology and human virology. D. KIRK B. WESTBROOK is a co-founder and Managing Director of IVF and is President of invencor, inc. (www.internationalventure.com). Mr. Westbrook has been involved with finance for approximately 15 years. In 1989, he accepted a position with Silicon Valley Bank and subsequently worked in all of the lending areas of the Bank. He also managed an extensive portfolio for several years in the Bank’s workout group. In April 1997, Mr. Westbrook departed his Vice President post at Silicon Valley Bank’s National Division, then one of the fastest growing divisions within the Bank, to form invencor, inc. He has held board seats on several of IVF’s portfolio companies. In addition, he has been involved with venture conferences in the states of Arizona, Hawaii, Illinois, Texas, and Utah. RUSSEL CHENG is an entrepreneur in Oceanit charged with commercializing the innovations developed within the Hawaii-based science and engineering firm. Prior to joining Oceanit, he was an Asia regional director for Microsoft based in Tokyo charged with building the regional consumer marketing team for MSN and regional Branded Entertainment and Experiences Team. ROBERT CLARKE has 40 years of strategic planning, financial expertise and diversified management experience. Mr. Clarke joined Hawaiian Electric Company (HEI) in February 1987 as Vice President of Strategic Planning and was charged with implementing the Company's diversification strategy. He was named HEI Group Vice President – Diversified Companies in May of 1988 and made a director of HEI in 1989. On January 1, 1991, Mr. Clarke became President and Chief Executive Officer of HEI, and in September 1998, was named Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer. Bob retired from HEI in May 2006. Mr. Clarke serves as the Chairman of the Advisory Board for the College of Business Administration of the University of Hawaii at Manoa. He also serves on the boards of Hawaii Pacific University, the Straub Foundation, The Oceanic Institute, the Center for A Sustainable Future, and the American Judicature Society-Hawaii Chapter. He serves on the board of advisors of Sennet Capital and he is a past chair and a current member of the Hawaii Business Roundtable and a member of the Air Force Civilian Advisory Council. ANTON C. KRUCKY is founder of HSM CONCEPTS, INC., a management consulting firm. He is also President and CEO and a Director of Tissue Genesis, Inc. (www.tissuegenesis.com). Mr. Krucky is an experienced business consultant, investor and former General Manager for IBM Pacific. His past consulting clients include, among others, the University of Hawaii, the United States Navy and a Blue Cross/Blue Shield Company. He is currently a director of Servco Pacific, Inc., a privately held, medium-sized sales and distribution company and Oceanic Cable, a Time Warner Company. He has prior health care industry experience as a board member of a health care technology company in Hawaii, which was founded by two of the larger health care facilities. He also currently sits on the Advisory Board to the University of Hawaii Medical School. Mr. Krucky is one of the founders of Tissue Genesis, Inc. top of page His undergraduate education was spent at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University, receiving a B.A. in molecular biology from the latter. He did his graduate studies at the University of California at Berkeley and the University of Southern California, receiving a Ph.D. in molecular biology from the latter. He did his postdoctoral research in molecular biology at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel and the California Institute of Technology. He received an M.D. at the University of Southern California and did clinical training in internal medicine and hematology and oncology at Harbor/UCLA Medical Center and the UCLA Medical Center. Since 1977, he has been a practicing consultant in hematology and oncology and presently runs the Charitable Cancer and Medical Clinics of America, Inc., a 501(c)3 Public Charity, at Castle Medical Center in Kailua, Hawaii. T. HALE BOGGS is a Corporate and Finance Partner at Manatt and splits his time between the Firm's Los Angeles and Palo Alto offices (www.mannattphelps.com). He founded the Firm's Palo Alto office in 1998, and currently serves as Co-Chair of the Firm's Business and Transactions Division nationwide. He also serves on the Firm's Executive, Compensation and Management Committees. Mr. Boggs' practice focuses on corporate and securities matters, including mergers and acquisitions, corporate reorganizations, public and private securities offerings, venture capital transactions and joint ventures. His expertise includes venture capital and other equity and debt financings, equity compensation matters, SEC reporting and disclosure, intellectual property licensing, complex corporate partnering transactions and corporate governance. He also represents venture capital firms in fund formation and counseling matters, and underwriters in public offerings. He frequently assists clients in structuring creative arrangements to acquire, develop, protect and distribute technologies and products both domestically and internationally. Mr. Boggs also represents a wide variety of financial institutions and financial services companies, including commercial banks and bank holding companies, savings associations, mortgage banking companies, and consumer and commercial finance companies. Mr. Boggs received a J.D. degree in 1986 from the University of California at Los Angeles, where he was a Member of the U.C.L.A. Law Review. He received a B.A. degree with honors from Stanford University in 1983. JOHN C. DEAN is the former Chairman and CEO of Silicon Valley Bank (www.svb.com). Silicon Valley Bank serves emerging growth and mature companies in the technology and lA graduate of Holy Cross College, a former Peace Corps Volunteer in Western Samoa, and a graduate of the Wharton School with an MBA in Finance, Mr. Dean spent 30 years as an executive in the financial services industry, focusing for the last 10 years on technology startup companies. He is presently Managing Director of a small private equity fund, Tuputele Ventures Fund, investing in fund-of-funds, venture capital funds and startup technology firms with investments primarily focused in Silicon Valley and Hawai`i. From 1993 to 2001, Mr. Dean was Chief Executive Officer of Silicon Valley Bancshares and Silicon Valley Bank; and then from 2001 to 2003, he served as Chairman of the Board of the bank and the holding company. During his eight years as CEO at Silicon Valley Bank, assets grew from $935 million to $5.5 billion; employees from 235 to over 1,000; and market capitalization from $63 million to a high of over $3 billion. In 1997 he was recognized by Business Week as one of Silicon Valley's top 25 "movers and shakers." In 2000, and again in 2001, Silicon Valley Bancshares was ranked first among the second-hundred largest banking companies in the United States by U.S. Banker, based upon return on equity and growth in per-share net income over a five-year period. In 2001, he was recognized by Forbes as one of the "50 most powerful dealmakers." And, in 2001 Fortune ranked Silicon Valley Bancshares among the "100 Fastest-Growing Companies" based on growth in revenues, EPS and total market return over three years. Prior to Silicon Valley Bank, Mr. Dean had been CEO of four other institutions. He was Chief Executive Officer of: Pacific First Bank (1991-1993); First Interstate Bank of Washington (1989-1991); First Interstate Bank of Oklahoma (1986-1989); and, First Interstate System, Inc. (1981-1986). Under his leadership, these banks, some of which were troubled institutions, grew significantly and became profitable. Mr. Dean is an advisor to and director of various venture capital firms and technology companies both in the United States and overseas. He also serves as director of several non-profit organizations and frequently speaks on topics related to leadership and building successful companies. Mr. Dean is on the advisory board of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, as well as a committee member for the School's five-year capital campaign. He is a director of Pacific Asian Center for Entrepreneurship and E-Business (PACE) at the business school of the University of Hawai`i. And, he is a director of the Oceanic Institute, an affiliate of Hawai`i Pacific University. Mr. Dean was a founding director of the Entrepreneurs Foundation in Silicon Valley and for a six-month period during 2001-2002, was its interim CEO. He is also founder and Chairman of the Entrepreneurs Foundation of Hawai`i, a member of HiBEAM, and Chairman of the Emmett R. Quady Foundation, his family foundation. GREGORY G. NASKY is an attorney with Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel (www.goodsill.com). He represents clients in negotiating and structuring corporate, commercial and real estate transactions; private and public financings; and regulatory compliance matters. His professional background was based primarily in Nevada, but extended to nationwide and international resort development projects. He served as an executive and as a director of a New York Stock Exchange company and as a director of an Australian Stock Exchange company. Mr. Nasky's background includes receiving his J.D. from the University of Notre Dame and being licensed to practice law in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, GREGORY R. KIM is the founder of and a partner in Vantage Counsel LLC (www.vantagecounsel.com). He was formerly a partner at Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel LLP, where he practiced in the areas of general corporate and securities law, mergers and acquisitions, bank regulation, tax-exempt bond financings, intellectual property contracts and general business. Mr. Kim received his B.S. degree in Engineering from Yale University in 1979 (Cum Laude) and his JD/MBA (emphasis in finance) degrees from the University of California at Berkeley in 1983, where he was a Member of the Board of Editors and an Articles Editor of the California Law Review (1981-82). Following his graduation from the University of California, Mr. Kim served as Law Clerk to the Honorable Herbert Y.C. Choy, U.S. Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit (1983-84), and thereafter joined the Bay Area firm Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro, San Francisco, California (1984-88), where he practiced in the areas of venture capital, general corporate, securities law and mergers & acquisitions, representing companies ranging from start-up to public companies and venture capital firms, including Hambrecht & Quist. Mr. Kim was admitted to practice law in the State of California in 1983 and the State of Hawai`i in 1984. He is an active participant in various technology-related groups in Hawai`i, including the Entrepreneurs Foundation of Hawai`i, the Advisory Board of University Connections, and the Wayne Brown Institute, and has lectured on legal and business aspects of venture capital. MARTIN KAO is a Tax Principal in the Honolulu office of Accuity LLP, formerly PricewaterhouseCoppers. Mr. Kao specializes in the high technology industry and the tax incentives associated therewith, and Research & Experimentation tax credit studies. Prior to joining PricewaterhouseCoopers in 2001, Mr. Kao performed qualified research and development credit studies for companies in San Jose, San Diego, Phoenix, Los Angeles, and Chicago. He worked primarily with issues concerning the tax treatment of research costs, with a heavy emphasis on the tax issues involving large government contractors and the development of computer software. Mr. Kao has participated in numerous Federal, California, and Hawaii R&E credit recovery efforts. Mr. Kao has represented companies ranging from manufacturing, software companies, government contracting, engineering & construction, and other large companies with significant research and development activities. Since his arrival in the Honolulu office, Mr. Kao has worked with many organizations in promoting the Hawaii High Tech Bills. His involvement included providing guidance and consultation on the Federal Tax Law and its application with regard to "Qualified High Technology Companies," and the R&D tax credits and benefits associated therewith. He now focuses on resolving R&E audit cases with the Hawaii Department of Taxation. PIIA AARMA has been involved in communications for almost 20 years. Her experience includes corporate communications, marketing, Internet site development, national-level lobbying, newspaper reporting and editing, magazine writing and on-line communications. She has broad industry and functional expertise, with specialties in image and positioning, media relations, issues management, and crisis management. Since 1997, Ms. Aarma has headed her own communications consulting firm, Pineapple Tweed (www.pineappletweed.com). Ms. Aarma previously led corporate communications for the Bank of Hawaii, including its Pacific, Asia and U.S. Mainland locations. In this role, she developed strategic integrated communications plans to position the company, its executives and staff as industry and community leaders; developed and led crisis communications strategy and implementation; and developed the Bank's website and the beginnings of a long-term strategic plan for Internet communications and commerce. Before coming to Hawaii, Ms. Aarma was a lobbyist with the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), a macroeconomic lobbying association, in Washington, DC. At NAM she held positions as senior associate director and associate director for media relations. Ms. Aarma is a member of the board of directors for La Pietra-Hawaii School for Girls, Atherton YMCA, Mediation Center of the Pacific, and Hawaii Society of Corporate Planners. She is vice chair of the Hawaii/Pacific Export Council and is a member of the Rotary Club of Honolulu and chair of its public relations and scholarship committees. A former president of the board of directors for DASH (Drug Addiction Services of Hawaii), Ms. Aarma was also a founder and former trustee of Malama Na Keiki Foundation and served on the Advisory Council of the Hawaii Youth Mentoring Initiative. RACHEL OGDIE is the current Executive Director of HiBEAM. Prior to joining HiBEAM, she was a practicing lawyer in California and Oregon, as well as a teacher at Punahou School. Ms. Ogdie's background also includes co-founding NetCorps (www.netcorps.org) in 1995 and working as COO of an ASP serving nonprofit organizations in San Francisco in 2000. She has volunteered her time as a grantmaker at McKenzie River Gathering Foundation and currently sits on the Argosy University Advisory Board. Ms. Ogdie holds bar licenses in California, Oregon, and Hawaii. She graduated from University of California at Berkeley with a B.A. in Political Science and a she holds a J.D. from the University of Oregon School of Law. |
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