Leonard A. Goodman is a resident of El Paso. He has served as Chairman of the Board of ReadyOne Industries since the Spring of 2006. Mr. Goodman graduated for Arizona State University with a BA in History in 1974 and has held successful positions throughout his career. He is currently the President and CEO of Goodman Financial Group.

Mr. Goodman has served the Community of El Paso through various community organizations such as the Sun Bowl Executive committee, The El Paso Guidance Center, The City Charter Commission, the YMCA Board, Junior Achievement of El Paso Board, Paso Del Norte Board, just to name a few. In addition, he has received numerous recognitions such as the National Management Award General Agents and managers, the Management Builder Award John Hancock and the Member of President’s Conference John Hancock Production Award.

Merritt Hamilton Allen is a resident of Tijeras, New Mexico. She is a former Navy Officer who held several challenging assignments during her military career such as public affairs officer in the Republic of the Philippines, Internal Relations Manager for the Navy Recruiting Command Center, Public Affairs Officer for the Naval Medical Center in Portsmouth. She graduated with a B.A. in Economics from the University of Notre Dame in 1991. In 1997 she accepted a position at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. as Account Supervisor for the National News Desk. In 1999, she became the Director of Communications for CES, Inc in Alexandria, Virginia. At the same time, serving as Director of Public Relations for the Veterans Corporation. She is now a public relations and corporate communications executive with Vox Optima, LLC a full-spectrum PR and Communication service firm she successfully launched in January 2005. Some of her professional affiliations are: Women in Defense, U.S. Navy League, Public Relations Society of America, National Defense Industrial Association and the Naval Order of the United States.

Marty Berkowitz, Chief Financial Officer brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the ChildNet team. Marty has over 30 years of experience in finance and financial management in the private sector. Twenty five of those years were spent with Prudential. During the last four years of his tenure, he served as the Comptroller of the company. Prior to joining ChildNet, Marty was the CFO and later the CEO for The National Veterans Business Development Corporation, a congressionally chartered non-profit that helps veterans, and in particular service-disabled veterans start and grow their own businesses. He also served as CFO for Miami-Dade County Public Schools, the fourth largest public school district in the country. Marty earned his Bachelor degree in Accounting from the University of Massachusetts and received his MBA from St. John's University.

As Chief Financial Officer, Marty oversees Finance, Information Technology, Purchasing, Revenue Maximization and Facilities Management departments.

Lt. General Arthur J. Gregg is a native of South Carolina who now lives in Dumfries, Virginia. He was elected to the ReadyOne Board of Directors in 2006.

General Gregg has more than fifty years of professional experience, having held senior level command and staff positions in the military and several executive positions in industry. During the course of his career, through ongoing education and experience, he has developed a broad knowledge of military operations and business management. His record of performance demonstrates his ability to lead organizations to success. He is well known in the military services and in the business community.

General Gregg’s last two military assignments were in the Pentagon; he served as the Director for Logistics in the Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and later as the Army’s Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics. Following his retirement from the Army in 1981, he served in executive positions in cable television, in manufacturing and in computer technology. His last private sector assignment was President and Chief Executive Officer, James Martin Government Intelligence.

In 1996, General Gregg retired from active management, but continues an active schedule as a member of several corporate and academic boards. He chairs three of these boards. He also served as the Honorary Colonel of the Quartermaster Regiment, helping to inspire its members through a better understanding of its history and heritage.