Mr. Tanase was the Chairman of Superbuild.com until its successful sale in June 1999.

He was Chairman of the Laird Norton Company and CEO of its largest subsidiary, Lanoga Corporation, a $3.0 billion revenue building material wholesaler/retailer which was sold to Fidelity in 2006.

Mr. Tanase received a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan, and an MBA from Wayne State University.

Dr. Hooyman has over 25 years of experience in gerontological social work. In her role as a professor and the Dean Emeritus at the University of Washington, she has written numerous books, articles, and reports on the subject of Gerontology specifically issues related to family caregiving.

Her textbook, (co-authored with Dr. Asuman Kiyak) Social Gerontology: A Multidisciplinary Perspective,(7th edition) is one of the most widely used texts in the field. In recognition of her contributions to gerontological social work, Dr. Hooyman received the "Career Achievement Award" from the Association for Gerontology Education in Social Work. She recently completed a book, Living through Loss: Interventions across the Life Span. Currently she chairs the United Way Senior Impact Council, and serves on the board Senior Services of of King County and four national geriatric initiatives through the John A. Hartford Foundation.

Dr. Hooyman is the recipient of the School of Social Work's first endowed Professorship in Gerontology and is current Principal Investigator of the National Center for Gerontological Social Work Education, funded by the John A. Hartford Foundation.

Dr. Gleser has spent his career revolutionizing the way hospitals manage their information. As the co-founder of PHAMIS, Inc. he developed "Phamis" (Public Health Automated Medical Information System), later known as "LastWord", an information system to support the delivery of comprehensive health care services to Government Hospital and clinics and over 40 integrated health delivery systems before merging with IDX Systems Corporation and later with GE Healthcare.

After the mergers, Dr. Gleser continued the development of the LastWord product, now named "Carecast". He has worked with Mayo Clinic Foundation, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Stanford, Montefiore Medical Center, University of Nebraska and others to create the most comprehensive clinical system on the market today.

Dr. Gleser received his Bachelors and Ph.D. in Biomathematics from the University of Cincinnati, and his M.D. from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

Ms. Tanase is a major investor in Total Living Choices. She is a Director of the Northwest Parkinson's Foundation and the Rainier Foundation, and was an entrepreneur/founder in start up companies in clothing and shoe retailing.

She developed one of the first Wellness/Fitness programs in the Puget Sound area for women over 40 years old. For many years after receiving her degree in Family Counseling, cum laude, from Arizona State University,

Ms. Tanase was a practicing Family Counselor and involved in Crisis Intervention and Rehabilitation.

Ms. Seim has over twenty-five years of successful experience in healthcare management and organizational leadership. Her background includes the oversight of development and operations of 51 hospitals and long-term care facilities throughout the United States and Puerto Rico.

She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Central Washington University and a Master's Degree in Counseling from Seattle University where she was honored as a Distinguished Alumnus.

Ms. Seim has been active on numerous local and national boards related to health care quality standards and delivery systems. Her knowledge and experience in facility design, operations, and quality of care combined with counseling many elders and their families on choices of care gives her a unique and comprehensive perspective on senior living choices.