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Greg Robinson
President
Greg Robinson is a serial entrepreneur and former consultant for Bain & Company, McKinsey and PriceWaterhouse. Greg's ventures have spanned industries including movie making, senior living, music, retail and private equity. He has led and participated in projects related to fundraising and development for four educational institutions and for major electoral campaigns. And he has received degrees from Harvard Business School and Brigham Young University.
Greg's current for-profit venture is as Founder and Managing Director of Outpost Capital, a private investment and consulting firm. Outpost focuses on strategy and business development services for micro-cap clients in media, education and real estate.
John Hoffmire
Chairman
John Hoffmire is the Director of the Center on Business and Poverty at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Business and Faculty Associate at the Puelicher Center for Banking Education. Before starting the Center on Business and Poverty in 2004, John had a twenty-year career in equity investing, venture capital, consulting and investment banking. His work has had a particular focus on employee stock ownership plans. As founder and CEO of his own investment banking firm, he helped employees buy and manage approximately $2.2 billion worth of ESOP stock. He sold his firm to American Capital, which then went public. John left American Capital as Senior Investment Officer when the company reached $1 billion in assets. After leaving American Capital, John was vice president at Ampersand Ventures, formerly Paine Webber's private equity group. After he finished his Ph.D. at Stanford University, he was a consultant at Bain & Company. John is also Chairman of Progress Through Business, an organization that he founded with others interested in economic development tools that can used by companies to assist low-income individuals and communities.

