Karen had an upper management career of almost 40 years in the electrical supply industry, first with General Electric and then with Rexel, USA. This career path moved Ted and Karen across the country more than eight times and allowed for them to discover the east coast, midwest, and west coast lifestyle. Ted's career included sales, publishing, and real estate investments. Both are avid sports enthusiasts and are members of The Stone Canyon Club. Karen was a collegiate golfer while Ted was a competitive water skier as well as a participant in pickleball singles play at the Nationals in 2015 & 2016. Their son, Kyle, and daughter Madison, reside with them in the Northwest Tucson area. The Tucson Autism Society has played a role in the development of their special needs daughter Madison, along with programs such as Creative Care and Arts for All. The hope is to combine our interest and experience in ball sports to further enhance the lives of kids with developmental disabilities by providing ball court venues for local providers of special needs care.

An avid pickler and golfer and has been in finance for over thirty years for Deloitte and in Chief Financial Officer roles for private companies. Peter is a graduate of the University of Washington and the University of Arizona (MBA) and is a CPA. Peter has three children and lives with his wife in Oro Valley, Arizona.

Craig P. Colmar is a former partner at Johnson and Colmar, a law firm focusing on business, corporate finance and mergers and acquisitions. In addition to his law practice, Mr. Colmar served as a member of the group responsible for organizing, or as a founder of, numerous businesses, several of which were listed on U.S. stock exchanges and, for many of which, Mr. Colmar served as an officer and/or director. Mr. Colmar has served as an officer and director of three private foundations, as general counsel to Lutheran Social Services of Illinois and as a board member and two-term Chairman of Easter Seals Metropolitan Chicago. Mr. Colmar received a B.A. degree in economics from Northwestern University and a J.D. degree from Northwestern University School of Law.

Jeff Vogan, a Registered Investment Advisor and founder of Premiere Retirement Planning and Wealth Management, is deeply committed to serving others both in his professional and personal life. Apart from his financial expertise, which he shares on TV and his radio show, Jeff is also actively involved in the community. He supports various causes such as the Tucson Heart Association, the Autism Society of Southern Arizona, and the Special Olympics. His dedication to charitable work is inspired by his youngest daughter, Megan, who had special needs and passed away early in 2023. Megan’s life and challenges highlighted the importance of resources for special needs children and their families. Jeff is active in his church and enjoys volunteering in the community. He and his wife, Amy, have been married for over 35 years and are blessed with five children and twelve grandchildren. His hobbies include golf, archery, mountain biking, and other sports. Jeff and his family are enthusiastic supporters of the special-needs community in Tucson and are involved with the Able AllStars organization.

Philip H. Kamp, Co-Founder of Valence Health, offers over 30 years of managed care experience, specializing in integration strategies for health systems. Since 1996, he has played a key role in developing solutions for clinically integrated organizations and provider-sponsored health plans. His expertise encompasses strategic planning, operational and financial management, and assisting managed care plans. Before Valence, he was a Partner at Price Waterhouse Coopers, initiating various health plans. Kamp holds a BA from Michigan State University and an MBA from Oakland University. He and Todd Stockard were inducted into the 2010 Chicago Area Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame.

An Avid Golfer & Pickle Ball player Have owned my own Company for over 40 years, In the Retail Packaging Business. Originally from Chicago now a resident of Arizona Married and have 2 Beautiful Grand Daughters. Served in the Military and was Honor Guard at President Johnson's Funeral.

Taylor Boyd has a 38-year career in the property and casualty insurance sector, holding roles in underwriting, marketing, and management. He's now a Senior Director at a global insurance firm with $36 billion in annual premiums and over 16,000 employees. Boyd is renowned for his expertise in Construction, Transportation, Warehousing, Logistics, and Fine Arts insurance. He graduated from the University of Colorado and holds the AMIM and CPCU professional insurance designations. Boyd has served on several nonprofit boards, including the Arizona Chapter of CPCU, Arizona Old Timers Motocross club, Horizons Community Church, Arizona Chapter of the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation, and the Stone Canyon Community Homeowner’s Landscape Committee. Alongside his wife Mary, he has a strong inclination towards community service and enjoys playing pickleball.

Following a 20-year corporate career, Marc has been actively involved for the past 15 years with non-profit strategy and governance as both a paid and pro-bono consultant. His involvement includes being a board member and partner with Social Venture Partners for over ten years in both Tucson and Chicago. Marc is a life-long racquet-sports enthusiast and currently plays national-level pickleball tournaments. He holds engineering degrees from the U.S. Naval Academy and MIT.

Karen MacPhail has over 35 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry. Throughout her career she has used her skills in medical, marketing, and analytics to lead teams that bring innovative medicines to patients. Karen holds a Pharmacy degree from the University of Connecticut and an MBA from Drexel University. She taught Pharmaceutical Marketing at Temple University School of Pharmacy (RA/QA Masters Program). Karen is an avid fitness and tennis enthusiast (and budding pickler) who is passionate about health and wellness optimization.