While at Harvard, Gene, a ‘cello prodigy, founded a national music school, and a national chamber music foundation. After creating and selling the first U.S. automated water laboratory, and using its data to radically improve America’s drinking water, he created the 1st prepaid phonecard provider in the U.S., and afterwards a NASDAQ videoconference company. He most recently started two med-mal doctor-owned insurance companies.

Harry Beckwith has worked with 23 Fortune 200 clients and led major marketing initiatives for 14 Fortune 100 companies, including Target, Wells Fargo, Merck, IBM and 40 startups. His five books on marketing have sold over 1.2 million copies in 24 languages. His marketing presentations have taken him to 19 countries and business schools such as Wharton and University of Chicago. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Stanford University.

Lucien holds double masters degrees from James Madison University in computer science and network security. He has a track record spanning 10 years in the full life cycle of software application development for insurance companies, electronic medical record development, and website creation. He is familiar with all major programming languages, and specializes in secure Internet environments.

Guilherme Moll was the financial coordinator of a three-company holding operation at the age of 20. He has lived in three different countries and speaks three languages. He attended a German school in Brazil, did three years of a major in business administration (minor in IT) at PUCRS (Brazil), and is currently studying towards a business administration degree at the University of Miami.

Stefan is a summa cum laude graduate of Johnson & Wales University (Miami FL) where he studied business administration, sales and marketing. For the last four years he worked as the Senior Auditor for two professional liability insurance companies, and has visited hundreds of physicians offices, worked closely with doctors and their office staff, and provided insurance-related support and contractual explanation for clinicians.