Carol has more than 20 years of “hands-on” video production experience. She has produced numerous educational, training and marketing programs for a diverse client base that includes Fortune 500 companies, as well as non-profit and educational organizations. Her communications consulting work includes integrating video with web, print and other media. Carol is also an adjunct professor in the Electronic Media & Film Department at Towson University.

She has a Masters in Communications from Georgia State University, and a Bachelor of Science in Speech Education/Theatre from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.

Greg Hodge is an organizational development and community building consultant with Khepera Consulting. He works with a range of groups from small non-profits and foundations to public agencies, particularly school districts. Greg served two four-year terms as a member of the Oakland Unified School District Board of Education beginning in January 2000. He served as Chair of the Workforce Investment Board, City of Oakland, and was a member for nine years. He is a member of the California bar, having worked as a trial lawyer since his graduation from Golden Gate University School of Law. He currently serves as a board member of several organizations including the Rockwood Leadership Institute, the National Equity Project and the Restoration Association for the Historic 16th & Wood Train Station in Oakland, California.

Janice worked with the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging (n4a) for ten years, as legislative director, executive director and director of the Center for Aging Policy.   Before n4a, she worked on Capitol Hill for both the Senate and House Special Committees on Aging, directed the Oregon Association of Area Agencies on Aging, coordinated an Administration on Aging-funded elder abuse prevention project in Pennsylvania and started her career in aging as a senior nutrition project director in California.  She received her MSW from the University of Washington in Seattle, with an emphasis in gerontology and community organization. 

Richard W. Lindsay, M. D., is Emeritus Professor of Internal Medicine and Family Practice and former head of the Section of Geriatric Medicine at the University of Virginia Health Sciences Center in Charlottesville. Dr. Lindsay served as President of the American Geriatric Society and then as Chairman of its Board of Directors, later serving as a member of the Governor’s Advisory Board on Aging under 5 different Governors and was its Chairman under Governor Allen. He is the recipient of many academic and educational awards, including, in 2010 he received the Richmond Senior Connection’s Eva Teig Hardy Service Award recognizing and celebrating his lifetime achievement in helping seniors improve their health and well-being. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Jefferson Area Board for Aging. He also serves on the Board of Directors of the Senior Navigator Program. He also serves on the Board of the Older Dominion Partnership. Since retiring, he continues to teach medical students, serves on the Medical School’s Admissions Committee, continues to conduct postgraduate educational programs and serves on boards of organizations doing work relating to the field of aging.

Fran’s 35-year career with Arlington, VA’s Housing Division includes numerous awards for the quality, readability and effectiveness of public documents. She served as Coordinator of Housing Planning (1991 – 2008) and earlier directed the County’s Tenant-Landlord Program. She participated in the development of Arlington County’s Elder Readiness Plan and Alexandria’s Strategic Plan on Aging. She has experience developing programs, databases and websites related to housing and community development. She holds an M.A. in Philosophy from Georgetown University. She is now a consultant.

Douglas Maddox has been producing films and videos and new media content for over 22 years. In 1990, Douglas began DBM Communications, Inc., a highly successful Film, HD and New Media production and services company working with a wide base of clients such as Pay Pal, Bill Me Later serving Walmart, Apple, and other top 500 companies.

Douglas is also president of Evergreen Entertainment Corporation, a film development company in Los Angeles. As president of Evergreen he has successfully optioned many studio and indie scripts. Some of the titles in development are Journey of Discovery - (Lewis and Clark) which is a 25 million budget film, Howard Kazanjian producing. Pizza King is an indie film that is traveling the festival circuit this year. It has premiered at Tallahassee Film Festival, and has won a Crown award, Telly award, Communicators award and an Accolade award. Evergreen is also in talks with Fox for an animated Christmas special. Douglas has executive produced, The Bill Collector starring Danny Trejo. Recently Douglas finished Undaunted…The Early Life of Josh McDowell, biopic film.

In addition, Douglas travels nationally and internationally to consult, produce, teach and train about media production including video/ film, print, and multimedia/web. Doug is also a member of the Producer's Guild of America and serves on the Broadband committee of the new media counsel and chairs the National Capital Chapter.

Douglas has been a Professor at Towson University in the Electronic Media and Film Department for over 7 years. Douglas is recognized in Lexington Who's Who and is an award recipient of over 25 Telly, Communicator and Aurora Awards for his production work.

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For more than 15 years, Attorney Louis Martin served as the chief executive officer of human rights agencies in three states. Having managed anti-discrimination enforcement, affirmative action and contract compliance, where he recognized the critical need for human resource and legal training for employers and their employees.

Attorney Martin founded Albion Associates, Inc. both to prevent legal violations from occurring and to provide effective solutions to situations when they do arise. In recent Albion Associates, Inc. has expanded its scope to include facilitation, strategy development and other areas critical to strengthening organizations.

Attorney Martin and the Associates of Albion have trained for hundreds of employers, training thousands of employees in the areas of Leadership of People, Management of Processes, Legal Compliance, Workplace Diversity/Inclusion and Work/Life Enhancement.

A skilled human resource development trainer and consultant, Attorney Martin is involved day-to-day as one of Albion’s expert training team members. He is also author of the Discrimination Complaint Investigation Skill Development, Equal Employment Opportunity Compliance, and Mediation Methodology training manuals. Attorney Martin also serves on the faculty of the American Management Association.

A graduate of the University of Iowa College Law, served as a Reginald Heber Smith Community Fellow, a partner in the law firm of Mahon and Martin and served as an administrative law judge.