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joined the board in 2005. He is the former Executive Director of the San Diego Unified Port District including the San Diego International Airport at Lindbergh Field, maritime cargo, cruise ship business, and industrial maritime. From 1997 to 1999 he was the Director of Aviation of the Philadelphia Airport System. Mr. Bouey is also the former Deputy Director, Facilities Operations and Maintenance at San Francisco International Airport. Mr. Bouey is currently the General Manager of the Olympic Club in San Francisco and is a member of the board of directors of the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame.

Patrick R. Finlen, CGCS pfinlen@olyclub.com , was re-elected for a second two-year term as a GCSAA director at the association's 2008 annual meeting in Orlando. Finlen has been director of golf course maintenance operations at The Olympic Club in San Francisco since 2002. Previously, he served as director of golf course maintenance at Bayonet & Black Horse Golf Course in Seaside , Calif., golf course and grounds manager at Quivira Lake & Country Club in Lake Quivira, Kan., and superintendent at Cypress Point Country Club in Virginia Beach, Va. He has a bachelor's degree in business administration from Rockhurst College in Kansas City, Mo. A GCSAA member for 23 years, Finlen is a member and past president of both the California GCSA and the GCSA of Northern California. He is also a past president of the Heart of America GCSA. Finlen and The Olympic Club will host the 2012 U.S. Open. A native of Washington, D.C., he and his wife, Denise, currently reside in Half Moon Bay, Calif., and have a daughter, Jennifer, and a son, Nick.

Doug Mandell specializes in representing clients in all aspects of employment law. Mr. Mandell has extensive experience in both defending and counseling companies. Prior to founding Mandell Law Group, Mr. Mandell specialized in representing management in employment litigation matters at two of the most well known employment law defense firms in the country. At these firms, Mr. Mandell developed his expertise in a wide range of employment law areas, such as: sexual harassment, discrimination, wage and hour class actions, disability discrimination and privacy. In addition to litigating these issues, Mr. Mandell has extensive experience counseling companies on employment law issues and has also gained valuable experience advising companies on employment matters while serving on the management teams of two companies. Mr. Mandell began his career as an associate at Littler Mendelson in San Francisco, California, where he was exposed to all aspects of employment litigation and counseling at the largest law firm in the country engaged exclusively in representing companies in employment law. While at Littler Mendelson, Mr. Mandell was a member of a three person team which successfully overturned on appeal a $1.7 million verdict in favor of a male supervisor terminated for sexual harassment in one of the most significant legal decisions of 1996 in California, Cotran v. Rollins Hudig Hall, Int., 49 Cal. App. 4th 903 (1996), aff'd, 17 Cal. 4th 93 (Cal. 1998). Mr. Mandell resigned from Littler to join the international law firm of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP in San Francisco, California, where he represented and counseled management regarding all aspects of employment law. At Orrick, Mr. Mandell's clients included: Applied Materials, Informix, Seagate Technology, AHL Services, Inc., The Kimpton Hotel and Restaurant Group, Salomon Smith Barney and Siebel Systems. At Orrick, Mr. Mandell represented management in federal and state courts throughout California, as well as in arbitrations and administrative hearings. Mr. Mandell's litigation caseload typically included wrongful termination, sexual harassment, employment discrimination, and wage and hour cases. Mr. Mandell also defended companies in class action lawsuits, including serving on a team of attorneys representing Albertson's in a nationwide wage and hour class action lawsuit. In 1999, Mr. Mandell was selected to be a member of a team of outside counsel to work at Salomon Smith Barney's corporate headquarters in New York for a period of several months to defend a class action lawsuit in which approximately 2,000 current and former employees filed individual claims alleging numerous causes of action including sexual harassment and discrimination, pursuant to a stipulated Dispute Resolution Procedure. Mr. Mandell gained valuable experience being part of the in-house team on this project and worked closely with Smith Barney's in-house counsel, human resource managers and executives throughout the country. As part of this experience, Mr. Mandell successfully investigated and evaluated over 250 claims during an 18-week period in order to respond to a deadline mandated by the Dispute Resolution Procedure. Prior to starting MLG, Mr. Mandell was the Vice President and General Counsel of ememories.com, a pioneer in the online photo-sharing space. At ememories, Mr. Mandell was responsible for all legal matters, including employment law. At this company, Mr. Mandell successfully resolved numerous potentially explosive employment situations, including: negotiating on behalf of the company with the CEO regarding his departure and managing the company's response to unfounded allegations involving discrimination and securities violations by a former senior executive. Mr. Mandell also served as the General Counsel of Tornado Development, Inc., a unified messaging software company, for a year and a half after founding Mandell Law Group. Mr. Mandell counseled the CEO, Chairman, CFO and...

Gary is a San Francisco native and active member of the San Francisco Association of Realtors, National Association of Realtors, California Association of Realtors and Marin County Association of Realtors. He has two children, lives in Pacific Heights and is a member of the Olympic Club in San Francisco. In his free time he enjoys Golf and Skiing.

Susan S. Morse, a Senior Advisor, has over twenty-five years experience in Wealth Management, Investment Analysis, Corporate Lending, Financial Consulting and Portfolio Fund Management. Ms. Morse received her MBA from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and an undergraduate degree from Tufts University. She also holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation (CFA), which denotes those active in the investment area who have successfully passed three years of rigorous examination in the areas of capital markets, investment analysis, management and asset allocation, statistics and domestic and international economics. Like the other advisors in our firm, Susan is a CFP practitioner, which also gives her background in estate planning, taxation, retirement planning and insurance. Susan's extensive investment and management career includes senior positions at City National Bank, Trust Company of the West and the Prudential Insurance Company. In addition, she worked for the World Bank on capital markets and infrastructure finance in India for several years and co-founded, managed and consulted as a financial expert with MRW Associates, Inc., which specialized in electric power and gas issues. Most recently, Susan spent several years with a premier private bank where she worked with high net worth individuals. As a Private Client Advisor, she orchestrated the team activities of trust officers, portfolio managers and brokerage representatives to provide comprehensive wealth management services to private clients using sophisticated financial, estate, tax and philanthropic strategies appropriate to each client. Susan's extensive investment activities have included private equity and debt investing, portfolio management and fund development. In addition, she was involved in over $1.5 billion of long-term investments in companies across America. Susan is actively involved with the Security Analysts of San Francisco, where she serves on the Financial Literacy Committee for local public high schools, the Financial Planning Association and the Financial Women's Association in San Francisco. She currently serves as the President of the board of directors of the Olympic Club, the nation's oldest athletic club.

Ted W. Hall is an entrepreneur and business leader with extensive operating and consulting experience in technology-related businesses, professional services, financial services, and natural resources. Mr. Hall served for more than 27 years as a leader and operating manager of McKinsey & Company, a leading global consulting firm. He served as an elected member of the McKinsey shareholder committee, which is McKinsey's board of directors, for 12 years. The General Partner of Long Meadow Ranch and President of the associated Long Meadow Ranch Winery in Napa Valley, Mr. Hall also serves as Chairman of Tambourine, Inc., a specialty music production and distribution company. He is Managing Director of Mayacamas Associates, his own consulting firm. He is also a former Chairman of the Board of the Robert Mondavi Corporation, a global producer of fine wines. He has served on the boards of directors of a wide variety of educational and civic organizations, including the Stanford Business School's Advisory Council, and the San Francisco Symphony. A former professional trombonist and record producer, Mr. Hall is a member of the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences. He holds a BSE in electrical engineering from Princeton University and an MBA from Stanford University.

Vito is the CEO, Partner and Founder of Bialla & Associates, Inc., a retained executive search and management consulting company serving domestic and international sports media and entertainment clients. His expertise is in consulting to companies ranging from entrepreneurial start-ups to established corporations, and his extensive contact base and long-standing business relationships give him access, credibility and network resources within the global business community. Vito is also an athlete and Chairman of ZootSports & Zoic Clothing Co. He has carried these brands into an impressive array of ultra-distance races, including multiple Ironmans, Ultramans, and marathons. He is also the first person ever to complete a double Ultraman (640-mile swim, bike and run), which he accomplished in a remarkable 63 hours, and he holds the Olympic Club 1000-lap indoor track run record. In July 2002, Vito finished the world's toughest foot competition, the Badwater 134.5 mile race through Death Valley, for which he received the prestigious Buckle Award. He is a member of the Olympic Club and the San Francisco Yacht Club, and is the proud father of three junior athletes.

Bill is a recognized expert on employee benefits and benefit plan integration of work-life programs. WFB's success has been recognized in Business Insurance , while Bill has authored articles on work-life for prestigious industry publications including Employee Benefit Plan Review , Employee Benefit Advisor , Broker World , Rough Notes and others. Bill is responsible for strategic business development and client acquisitions. Previously, Bill was senior vice president of American Business Insurance Northeast ( ABI ), then the nation's 17 th largest insurance brokerage firm. From 1987-92, Bill was a principal with CPI Insurance Group and president of CPI Benefits in Morristown , NJ . At both ABI and CPI , Bill was responsible for the management of the employee benefits divisions and provided clients with strategic plan design, pricing, administration, communication and funding of group qualified and non-qualified benefits. From 1975-87, Bill enjoyed an outstanding career with UNUM Life Insurance Company of Portland, Maine where he was a major force in the development of UNUM's highly regarded field organization and product development initiatives. Bill graduated from Seton Hall University (NJ) in 1975. He has served on various community organizations including the Morris School District Board of Education, Morris Educational Foundation and Morristown Little League. He is married, has a son and two daughters, and is active in various professional organizations in the New York metropolitan area.

Chris has over 30 years experience as a corporate attorney. Chris has been the General Counsel for a number of startup companies in Silicon Valley. Chris recently was the managing partner of a law firm specializing in transactions and business opportunities. He was a corporate counsel for Pacific Telesis Group and SBC for 25 years. His last position with SBC was Vice President-Law and Regulatory and General Counsel for SBCLD, SBC's long distance subsidiary. He is a low handicap golfer and a member of the Olympic Club in San Francisco.

Ms. Perry has been a Financial Advisor since 1981, specializing in Estate, Retirement and Business Succession Planning for high Net Worth Individuals. She is currently Vice-President , Sr. Financial Advisor at Merrill Lynch Private Client Group managing over 200 million in client assets. She is a Certified Financial Manager has a Bachelor of Arts degree from San Francisco State University, her Securities Licenses; Life and Disability Insurance license. Ms. Perry is a native San Franciscan and an active member of the Olympic Club since 1995. Ms. Perry has served four years on the Activities Committee, three years on the Junior Juvenile Committee and three years on the Olympic Club Finance Committee. As an active Tiburon resident and past President of her Homeowner's Association she is an advisor to the Town of Tiburon and Council Members regarding the ongoing efforts to underground utilities in residential neighborhoods in Marin. Ms. Perry is an avid golfer, hiker and traveler.

Mr. Delagnes is a San Francisco native and a long time member of the Olympic Club having served on the O.C. finance committee and is a past chairman of the O.C. Tennis Section. He currently practices in San Francisco as both an attorney and a CPA specializing in the area of taxation. Mr. Delagnes is active on a number of for profit and non-profit boards in the Bay Area and was the co-founder of San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Society. Mike's education is local as he attended St. Ignatius High School and then went on to USF on a baseball scholarship. He received his MBA from the University of Santa Clara before attending USF Law School. Mike has been a long time advocate of using sports to mentor and guide youth and is looking forward to advancing the foundations core principles.

Mr. Stecher is a native San Franciscan, where he attended Saint Ignatius College Preparatory and the University of San Francisco where he received his BS in Accounting. He is a graduate of the Golden Gate University College of Law and in 1970 was admitted to the California Bar. Mr. Stecher is a partner in the law firm of Watson & Lanctot. In practice for 34 years he has also taught transportation law courses at Golden Gate University. His practice specializing in business, probate, estate planning, administrative and transportation. He has also served as Judge-Pro-Tem in Contra Costa County. He is serving as the current president of the Saint Ignatius College Preparatory Alumni Association. Mr. Stecher and his wife Pat have 5 children. Mr. Stecher has been a member of The Olympic Club since1965 and has served on the Board of Directors of the Club.

After more than three decades in the investment management business, Steve Noroian believes the investment team concept, driven by quality in-house fundamental research, can ensure long-term investment success. On March 17, 1986, he founded Noroian Capital Management based on that principle. Steve began his investment career in 1964 at Crocker National Bank where he had direct investment responsibilities for tax-exempt institutional assets, including Crocker's pension plan. In 1972, he joined Sutro Capital Management, a division of Sutro & Co. Subsequently, he was Chief Investment Officer of Vestaur-San Francisco, First Pennsylvania Bank's West Coast institutional and private money management division. Steve is a member of the CFA Institute and the Security Analysts of San Francisco.