Larry is Chairman of the Board of Directors of HFLF and Chair of the Board Development Committee. He also serves as president of six HUD 811 housing developments that were sponsored and constructed by HFLF. He is also a board member of another Encanto Court, a 62-unit senior housing development sponsored and jointly developed by HFLF and Little Tokyo.

Larry Haramoto earned his BS degree from Utah State University. Soon after, he won the Utah State Lightweight Wrestling Championship and was given a full athletic scholarship to the University of Utah where he earned an MBA with honors.

Larry retired from IBM Corporation, in his capacity of Northern Regional Sales Manager. His previous jobs included Manager of Properties and Facilities with Western Airlines and Manager of Finance and Administration for the Southwest region with Digital Equipment Corporation.

Larry was member of IFMA, the Orange County Purchasing Managers Association, and Phi Eta Sigma Phi of Utah State University and University of Utah.

He has also served on the board of HFLF since its inception, and is a long-time friend of others who have children suffering from chronic mental illness.

Kathryn McBride is the co-owner of Alpha Careers LLC, an executive search firm that specializes in placing senior-level professionals in the private wealth space.  Her clients are among the top wealth management firms and family offices across the country, and the candidates she represents are accomplished financial advisors, portfolio managers and other professionals who work directly with ultra-high net worth clients and their families.  Prior to founding her firm, Kathryn spent 14 years at Bernstein Global Wealth Management, where she was responsible for hiring, developing, rewarding and retaining talent for the firm in the Western and Central regions of the country.

Kathryn received her B.S. in French from The Pennsylvania State University, where she also studied International Business.

Kathryn is active at her children’s schools in Los Angeles, where she serves on the Advancement Committee for Notre Dame Academy Elementary School, and was on the Board of A Kid’s Place from 2012 to 2015.

Choong Whan Park is a professor of Marketing at the University of Southern California. Prior to joining the Marshall School of Business, Professor Park was the Albert Wesley Frey Distinguished Professor of Marketing at the Katz School of Business at the University of Pittsburgh (1979-1997). He holds a B.A. in German language and literature from Seoul National University, and an M.S. and Ph.D. in Business Administration from the University of Illinois.

Professor Park has published numerous articles in Journal of Marketing Research, Journal of Consumer Research, and Journal of Consumer Psychology. In 1987 he was the recipient of the Alpha Kappa Psi award for his article which appeared in the Journal of Marketing. Professor Park co-authored Marketing Management (1987), with Dr. Gerald Zaltman from Harvard University, and Handbook of Brand Relationships (2009) with Deborah MacInnis and Joseph Priester. He is a recipient of the 2012 Fellow of Society of Consumer Psychology.

Professor Park was an advisor for Samsung from 1989 to 1998 and also served as a member of the Board of Directors for Samsung Corporation from 2001 to 2010. He was Editor of Journal of Consumer Psychology (2008-2012) and is currently Director of Global Branding Center at Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California (2008-present).

Stephanie Davis is the publisher and editor of the Westchester/Playa HomeTown News, a community newspaper serving the areas of Westchester, Playa del Rey, Playa Vista and Marina del Rey. In her role as editor, Stephanie enjoys sharing stories of people, businesses, places and organizations that make up the Westchester/Playa area and is proud to sponsor numerous community events including the Fourth of July Parade, Jet to Jetty, Race for Success, Rotary Home Makeover and the Teacher Eddy Awards.

Chris Gundel worked as a school psychologist for several years, and after completing a PhD in psychology, transitioned to the high tech industry as an industrial education psychologist. He also obtained an MBA and for 33 years used his combined knowledge of psychology, education, and business to lead tech training for IBM. Chris is currently employed at NC$-U.S.

On a personal level, as the father of a child with ADHD, Chris has learned firsthand the importance of advocating for and supporting organizations that help individuals with special needs. When an opening to serve on the board of HFLF appeared, Chris was thrilled with the opportunity to help such a worthwhile cause.

Paul Stansbury has worked in various capacities in the field of higher education in community colleges since 1972. He graduated from the United States Air Force Academy with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Management. He later attended the University of Southern California, receiving a Master of Business Administration. Next, he received a Master of Arts in Sociology from California State University, Long Beach. He also attended Pepperdine University where he graduated with a Doctorate in Higher Education Administration.

Paul’s community contributions include serving as President of the South Bay Affiliate of National Alliance on Mental Illness. He also serves on the Culver City – Palms YMCA Board, and the Starview Family & Children’s Services Board. Paul and his wife reside in Manhattan Beach, have three sons and two grandchildren.

Roger Goff is an attorney at Wolf, Rifkin, Shaprio, Schulman & Rabkin where he mostly works with the film industry, representing both producers and financiers in a variety of film finance transactions. He is consistently involved in the development and production of dozens of feature films, negotiating deals with representatives for writers, actors, and directors, in addition to arranging financing and distribution. Prior to becoming an attorney, Roger worked in radio and television broadcasting, commercial production, advertising, and as a studio musician. He carried this experience with him into the early days of his law career in the music industry and spent many years representing independent record labels. Combined with his technical background, this experience gave him particular expertise in the developing areas of digital media and entertainment technology.

Roger is also an adjunct professor in the School of Film and Television at Loyola Marymount University, where he teaches Business and Legal Affairs and The Business of Business (co-taught with producer Paula Wagner). He is a member of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences and regularly comments on legal and business issues surrounding film, music, and digital media.

Elizabeth Krider joined the Board of Directors in 2001. She worked at the California Institute of Technology in different capacities for over 10 years. She is also employed as a Science Policy & Research Consultant.

Elizabeth began her research career by studying the chemical basis of schizophrenia during a college internship. She graduated with a BS in biochemistry with honors from Brigham Young University. She then pursued research in chemistry at Cal Tech, receiving her PhD in 2000.

Elizabeth is the author of five scientific papers and is the recipient of numerous science awards and scholarships. She serves on the board of directors at the Oak Crest Institute of Science. She is also active in the East Pasadena Relief Society and various community outreach efforts involving elderly single women and middle school aged girls.

Elizabeth and her husband David live in La Canada with their three children.