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Mr. Woolfolk provides us with over twenty years of project and business management experience working in various real estate ventures. He has managed and financed both small and large multi-million dollar projects. In addition he has a professional football and media background that involves strong communication skills in both oral and written presentations to developers and local government entities. Over the past 10 years, Mr. Woolfolk developed residential lots for several large builders including US Home, Gateway Homes, Texas Colonial, and the nation's largest builder KB Home. His real estate experience began in 1985 as an independent owner/operator of single-family and multi-family rental properties in Houston. In 1992, as co-owner of New Choice Builders, Mr. Woolfolk began building affordable single-family housing in Houston's revitalized communities. In 1994, he embarked on a related venture with Home Ownership Partners, Inc., to build affordable housing for residents of Fort Bend County, Texas, a burgeoning Houston suburb. Mr. Woolfolk solicited and procured the largest HUD grant given to date by that county for affordable housing assistance. As a consultant for the largest minority owned real estate firm in the nation, he was directly responsible for development of multi-family and single-family projects, affordable housing development and rehabilitation projects. He is experienced in locating and procuring new projects and in establishing and maintaining relationships with public and private sector funding sources. After graduating from The University of Michigan as an All-American running back, Mr. Woolfolk went on to play seven years in the National Football League with the New York Giants, Houston Oilers and Detroit Lions. He was a 1st round draft choice and NFC Rookie of The Year in 1982, also being selected on the All-Rookie Team. Today, he still holds many franchise records with the teams he played for. Until recently broken, Woolfolk once held the NFL record for most rushing attempts in a game. He holds a degree in education from the University of Michigan, with postgraduate studies in Marketing and Finance. He is married with two sons.

Dr. Carter is a health care and engineering professional as well as entrepreneur with over 25 years experience in the practice and management of medicine, 16 years in teaching, and implementing biomedical and medical technology programs and 9 years in managing telemedicine start ups. He has designed and implemented projects such as the Howard University/US Virgin Islands Telemedicine project, the Emergency Medicine Internet Teaching Tool, Urban Asthma TeleHealth Care, and Howard University's partnership with the Global Development Learning Network. He is published in the field of bioengineering and is a current member of the Board of Regents of the National Library of Medicine. His professional affiliations include IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology, American Telemedicine Association, American Medical Informatics Association and American Academy of Pediatrics. Dr. Carter received his PH.D in bioengineering from the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Carter is a board-certified in Pediatrics and received his MD from Harvard Medical School and his Bachelor of Arts in Physics from Harvard College. His medical expertise includes extensive knowledge in the management, planning, and operations of pediatric and newborn services. He also was an Assistant Professor and Associate Director of Materials Science Research Center in the Howard University's Department of Electrical Engineering. His area of expertise was biosensors and finite element modeling of the electrical properties of the human body. Prior leadership positions in engineering and medicine have included being Medical Director of Pediatric Services at Misericordia Hospital in Philadelphia where he designed, planned and implemented a new impatient level I + newborn care service as well as build a new outpatient pediatric service for the West Philadelphia community; Associate Director and cofounder of a level II neonatal intensive care unit at Methodist Hospital in Philadelphia; Vice president of Virgo Carter Pediatrics of Silver Spring, Maryland; Founder and President of Telemedicine Solutions International, a telemedicine company that designed and implemented telehealth systems in the US and Caribbean for three years; and director and founder of the Howard University TeleHealth Sciences and Advanced Technology Center which has been in existence for the last 6 years.