William Cvengros has been a member of the board of trustees of Janus Funds since 2011, where he is on the Investment Oversight and Money Market Committees and is Chairman of the Audit Committee.

Mr. Cvengros was the Chairman of National Retirement Partners (NRP) from 2006 until its assets were sold to LPL Financial in 2011. NRP was a national network of advisors to sponsors of corporate retirement plans. From 2002 to 2004, Mr. Cvengros was a member of the Venture Partner/Advisory Board of Edgewater Funds, a private equity firm providing growth capital to middle market companies. Prior to Edgewater, Mr. Cvengros was the Chairman of PacketVideo Corporation from 1998 to 2005 and the CEO & President of PIMCO Advisors L.P. from 1994 to 2000. A leading publicly-traded investment management firm, PIMCO Advisors was purchased by Allianz A.G. in 2000. Mr. Cvengros was Chairman of Pacific Investment Management Company (PIMCO) from 1986 to 1994 and Vice Chairman & Chief Investment Officer of Pacific Life from 1990 to 1994. From 1986 to 1990, he was the Executive VP & Chief Investment Officer of Pacific Life, heading its Asset Management Group, which included PIMCO, Pensions, and Investments. From 1972 to 1986, Mr. Cvengros held various positions at Pacific Life, where he headed the firm’s Private Placements and General Account Portfolio Strategy.

He has been on the boards of directors of Prospect Acquisition Corporation (2007 to 2009), Remedy Temp (1996 to 2006) and Furon (1987 to 1998). He is also on the boards of the Boys & Girl Clubs of Capistrano Valley, the Mission San Juan Capistrano - Preservation Foundation, and CASA of Orange County.

Mr. Cvengros earned his M.B.A. from Northwestern University (Kellog) and his B.A. in Economics from University of Notre Dame.

Dick Allen has over 40 years of experience in the health care industry, both as an operating executive and a seed capital investor and board member. He began his career at Baxter Healthcare, holding domestic and international management positions in finance and operations. After leaving Baxter, Dick co-founded Caremark, a venture capital-backed pioneer of IV therapies delivered in the home, and played a key role in guiding its rapid growth and IPO. Since Caremark’s sale to Baxter in 1987, Dick has been an angel investor providing seed capital for companies in the medical device, healthcare services, and healthcare IT markets. In this capacity, he has been a founder, board member, or early-stage investor in more than forty companies. He co-founded Pyxis Corporation and served on the executive committee of the board until the sale of the company to Cardinal Health in 1996.

Dick is currently on the Board of Tandem Diabetes Care and several privately-held health care companies. He is the immediate past Chairman of the Board for JDRF (formerly the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation), and he provides strategic oversight for the Mary and Dick Allen Diabetes Center at Hoag Hospital. He is a past Chairman of Hoag Hospital, the Orange County Community Foundation, and the Orange County Business Council. He is a past recipient of the Director of the Year award from the Orange County Forum for Corporate Directors.

Dick received a BA (cum laude) from Yale University and an MBA from Stanford University Graduate School of Business where he served on the faculty as a Lecturer in Strategic Management for thirteen years.

Alex Good is a seasoned CEO who has been at the forefront of building and growing companies in nascent technologies like mobile and satellite to leading Fortune 50 enterprises through regulatory and technological change. He has led both private and public companies and grown them into billion dollar businesses with a track record of successful exits.

Mr. Good served as Chairman, CEO and President of Skyterra Communications until its successful sale in 2010. Earlier, he was the Executive Vice President of Bell Atlantic where he was a member of the Management Committee and led the merger and integration teams for the Nynex and GTE mergers (thereby forming Verizon Corporation). Reporting to Alex were the company’s Business Development, Strategy, Planning and Advanced Technology groups. Additionally, Alex also was the CEO of Bell Atlantic International (1994-1997) and of Skytel International (1990-94). Prior to that, Alex was appointed by President Reagan, and unanimously confirmed by the US Senate, as an Assistant Secretary of Commerce.

Alex has or is serving on boards of both public and private companies, including Mobile Satellite Ventures, Skyterra Corporation, Infostrada, NexVerse, NextLevel Communications, Affinity Internet, SynXis Corporation and Astracon. Early in his career, Mr. Good practiced law with O'Melveny and Myers and Jones Day. He graduated from the University of California, Berkeley and Loyola University School of Law in Los Angeles.

Prior to becoming Head of Product at Mind Body Green in 2015, Mr. Porzio was the Co-founder of Blucarat, a NY based ecommerce and social commerce SaaS company. Prior to founding Blucarat, Mr. Porzio was the Chief of Staff and head of MDC Corporate Ventures at MDC Partners. As head of Ventures, he was responsible for all early stage investments and corporate investments under $10 million dollars. Prior to joining MDC Partners, he was President and Co-Founder of DJP Group LLC, a private real estate firm focused on the purchase, development and monetization of residential real estate. Before co-founding DJP Group, Mr. Porzio served as Vice President of J Christopher Capital, a New York based venture capital firm which focused on media, fashion and real estate. Preceding J Christopher Capital, he was an attorney at Paul Hastings Janofsky and Walker LLP.

Mr. Porzio is a graduate of Cornell University College of Arts and Sciences and Brooklyn Law School.

Tom Davin is Chief Executive and Chairman of the Board of 5.11 Tactical, the global leader in tactical gear for law enforcement officials and first responders. (www.511tactical.com).

Mr. Davin is a Board member of restaurant chain The Veggie Grill (www.veggiegrill.com) and GovX (www.govx.com), and is a founding Board Director the Infinite Hero™ (infinitehero.org).

From 2004 to 2009, Mr. Davin was President and CEO of Panda Restaurant Group, Inc., one of the fastest growing chains and the leading Asian restaurant chain with more than 20,000 associates. He is a former Chief Operating Officer of Taco Bell Corporation and a founding executive of YUM Brands.

Mr. Davin is a former U.S. Marine Corps Captain. His four years of infantry command assignments included roles as a company commander in 1st Recon Battalion and 3rd Recon Battalion, followed by selection to become an infantry tactics instructor at the USMC officer course, The Basic School, in Quantico VA. His military qualifications include US Army Ranger, Special Forces Combat Diver, Naval Parachutist and Jumpmaster.

Mr. Davin earned a MBA from Harvard University, with Distinction and a BA from Duke University, Magna Cum Laude. He and his wife Molly have endowed an athletic scholarship for Duke Lacrosse where Mr. Davin was team co-captain.

Mr. Hauslein is currently Managing Director of Hauslein & Company, Inc., a private equity firm. Mr. Hauslein, from 1987 as a principal shareholder, and from 1991 to May 2001, served as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Sunglass Hut International, Inc (previously NASDAQ:RAYS), the world's largest specialty retailer of non-prescription sunglasses and significant retailer of popular price point fashion watches. Under Mr. Hauslein’s leadership, Sunglass Hut grew from a regional specialty retailer with $23 million in sales, to a global vertically integrated, mulit-channel retailer of sunglasses, watches, and related accessories with over $725 million in revenue when the company was acquired by Luxottica.

Mr. Hauslein has served on the Board of Directors of GLG Partners, Inc. (NYSE: GLG; a $25 billion in asset alternative asset manager sold to the Mann Group in October 2010), Liberty Acquisition Holdings Corp (NYSE ALternext US: LIA and a $1 billion SPAC that merged with Priza in an $8 billion merger completed in November 2010). Mr. Hauslein is currently on the board of Crowdflik (a crowd sourced video app under development). In the past he has served on the boards of several businesses, including Elephant Capital LLC (a publicly traded private equity investment firm headquartered in Delhi India), Inmoo.com (a web based distributor of independent films sold to GoTV in 2014) and Crunch Fitness (a chain of 18 fitness clubs in 5 states which was acquired by Bally’s Total Fitness (NYSE) in December 2001). From August 2007 through March 2010, he served as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Atlas Acquisition Holdings Corp. (NYSE Alternext US: AXG, a $200 million SPAC).

Mr. Hauslein is currently a member of The Board of Directors of the Jamestown Foundation (Washington, DC), the board of directors of the American Swiss Foundation, the board of Trustees of the Pine School (Hobe Sound, FL) and on the board of directors of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) where he also serves as Chair of the Finance and Investment Committee. Mr. Hauslein was formerly a member of the Board of Trustees of the Boys Club of New York, the Chairman’s Council of Conservation International (Washington, DC) and served on the advisory boards of several units at Cornell University. Mr. Hauslein has guest lectured in undergraduate and graduate level programs at Cornell University and at executive management programs at the J.J. Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University and The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. Mr. Hauslein has also appeared on a variety of business news programs on CNBC, CNN, and Fox News. Mr. Hauslein supports a variety of philanthropic causes spanning the arts, wildlife, the environment, and education.

Mr. Hauslein received his MBA in 1984, with Distinction, from Cornell University's Johnson Graduate School of Management, and he received a Bachelor of Science Degree, in Chemical Engineering, from Cornell University in May 1981. He is an emeriti member of each of the Advisory Council of Cornell’s Entrepreneurship and Personal Enterprise program, The Johnson Graduate School of Management, the Athletics Advisory Council and the Engineering College Advisory Council.