Founded in 2008, PerioSciences is Russell Moon’s third entrepreneurial venture. Following his undergraduate degree at SMU, he worked in the field of finance. His first entrepreneurial business was Crescent Bankers Mortgage. Within two years, Crescent opened branches in Arlington, Texas and New Orleans, employed 40 people and achieved sales of $25 million. Mr. Moon sold the company to a financial clearinghouse in 1994. That same year, he and Alden

Sonja Anderson obtained her education at both German and US universities and has spent more than 20 years in product development. In the medical device field, she helped professionals from around the globe translate their ideas into marketable surgical instruments and implants. In a similar management position at SkinCeuticals, she built a network of external collaborators from the fields of dermatology, teaching institutions, scientific organiza

Following her university degree Laura-Lucia Carothers worked for a law firm in Tennessee as a researcher and administrator. She moved to Baton Rouge to work for the Louisiana Attorney General. She turned her focus to communications and public relations in state government when she worked on the winning election campaign. In 1996, she moved to Dallas as the sixth employee for SkinCeuticals, developing the company’s marketing and public relations.

Eric Norberg has expertise in a wide array of technology areas, including networking, database design, post-production, digital media workflows and software development. As Vice President of Technology for PerioSciences, LLC, Norberg has been the principal architect for the company’s powerful and sophisticated technology-based infrastructure. Prior to joining PerioSciences in 2009, Norberg established himself as a network and database consultant

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