Skyline Corp.

Richard Shalowitz serves as Senior Vice President and General Manager of DBC and Zoologic. He joined SS&C in 2002 when the company acquired the DBC municipal finance business from Thomson Financial. Mr. Shalowitz has been part of the DBC organization for over 11 years, maintaining a leadership role through two separate acquisitions. He held senior level positions when DBC was a private company, including Chief Operating Officer. In 2000, Thomson Financial purchased DBC and Mr. Shalowitz became an Executive Vice President of a Thomson division with expanded responsibility for four additional businesses. Before joining DBC, Mr. Shalowitz spent several years as a municipal bond broker, and prior to that held senior level positions in the health care industry. Mr. Shalowitz has an undergraduate degree from Beloit College and an MBA from the University of California, Irvine.

Bruce G. Page, Vice President-Operations, joined the Corporation in 1969 and was elected Vice President in 2006. He previously served as Director of Operations from 2005 to 2006. Prior to 2005 he was the GeneralManager of the Corporation’s manufactured housing facility in McMinnville, Oregon.

Charles W. Chambliss, Vice President-Product Development and Engineering, joined the Corporation in 1973 and was elected Vice President in 1996.

Christopher R. Leader, Vice President-Operations, joined the Corporation in 1997 and was elected Vice President in 1997.

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Brittany is an honor roll student at Skyline in the Computer Cluster and is in ROTC. She has worked with our Clinic on a part-time basis since 2004, has a Tibetan Spaniel and a Rottweiler and has shown several Rotties to their Championships in the UKC (United Kennel Club). She is currently training another Rottweiler in Obedience.

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Ernie White is an Exhibit Design Consultant with Skyline. He has more than 25 years' experience in both print and trade show design and marketing, and has developed corporate identity and branding packages for businesses ranging from mid-market firms to billion-dollar global corporations. Ernie has been with Skyline Pittsburgh for over four years.

Farah Nicol specializes in product liability, toxic tort, asbestos, environmental, contract and other general liability issues confronting businesses. She frequently handles cases involving occupational and workplace exposure, as well as residential mold and fungus contamination cases and has developed significant expertise defending toxic tort claims of exposure to pesticides, chemicals, asbestos and mold/fungus. Farah is lead attorney for all of Dow AgroSciences' toxic tort and property damage pesticide litigation in Southern California. She is California counsel for Skyline Corporation, handling a vast array of product liability cases. She is national counsel for a small manufacturer overseeing their asbestos litigation. Farah was also the co-chair of a successful environmental damage cost recovery trial on behalf of Bank of America. Farah is the Department Head for the Toxic Tort practice group in the Los Angeles Office, where she supervises approximately 20 lawyers and 10 paralegals in the group.

Herb is a graduate of the University of San Francisco, with a B.S. in Organizational Behavior, Minoring in Education. Later, he attended Saint Mary's College, pursuing a Masters in Education, but after one year he decided that life in corporate high tech was a better fit. He spent four years in the US Air Force, as an Electronic Counter Measures Technician, then twenty years with Pacific Bell in a variety of positions, mostly in product management. After leaving Pacific Bell, he worked on and off as a Technical Consultant, as well as the odd fun job: Census Taker, volunteer janitor at a high school and as a public speaker at K-12 schools and community colleges. The siren song of High Tech drew him to a job as Senior Technical Trainer on Voice Mail Systems at OCTEL. He then moved on to Clarent and spent three years as Senior Technical Trainer on their Voice-over-IP system. For the past two years, he has been at SnapTrack/QUALCOMM where he is a Staff Technical Training Specialist on their Location Services system. He has taught at Skyline since 1992. Herb enjoys teaching. He has taught classes on four continents and intends to increase that to all the continents (although he feels Antarctica may be a problem). He enjoys visiting new places, sampling the food, and learning about the culture of people in different countries. At home, he likes gardening, construction, and fast cars. His motto is "Work Hard, Play Hard, and leave some for the next Person".

Michael Flavin, a Marketing & Exhibit Consultant with Skyline in St. Louis MO, works with companies to eliminate headaches from trade show exhibiting and event marketing. Michael provides clients with the design and production of custom-modular exhibits and works to measure & maximize ROI from events. Within a network of 144 service centers internationally in 45 countries and a local service team, Michael also provides exhibit management services. His previous sales & marketing experience relates to the design & production of environmental signage & graphics. Outside of the firm, Michael is President of a residential real estate leasing partnership and serves on the planning committee for the University of Missouri St. Louis' International Business Institute Leadership Council. Michael looks forward to working with the BMA Board of Directors to bring members with the best business-to-business marketing information in the upcoming year.

As Senior Accountant, Ms. Ortoll is responsible for all accounting aspects in relation to Skyline's current real estate developmental endeavors including processing accounts payable, accounts receivable, bank reconciliations, outside commissions reconciliations, and reconciling escrow deposits. Prior to working at Skyline, Ms. Ortoll held the position of staff accountant for a shipping company where she was responsible for preparing yearly budgets, analyzing financial information and records, preparing detailed reports and recommending methods of coordinating general accounting information. Ms. Ortoll attended Florida International University where she earned a master's degree in Finance. She also received a Bachelors of Business Administration degree in Finance and International Business with a minor in Entrepreneurship from Florida International University.

Nicole Renaud joined Skyline in 2006. She first was a part-time young adult pastor while completing her seminary work. She has graduated with a Master of Divinity and is a full-time pastor putting her studies in everyday ministry. Nicole has many passions, which include Starbucks, big cities, great laughs with friends and most importantly seeing God's Kingdom REALIZED here and now! She has a heart for bridging women and young adults to the San Diego area and seeing God's Church thrive, while loving her city!

Originally an instructor for the TCOM 100 class, Pete now concentrates his efforts in Cooperative Education. He is the person to go to if you want college credit for work experience. His degree is in Business Administration and his experience includes over 25 years in the telecommunications industry. This experience included a number of management positions in the areas of Marketing/Sales and Human Resources. Additional experience includes providing telecommunications consulting services to business clients and facilitating employment workshops for military personnel transitioning to the civilian sector. When he's not working with students at Skyline, Pete enjoys travelling, golf and bowling.