Marie Trigg, RN, BSN, MBA

Chair Semi-Retired

Marie established a long, successful history in healthcare, both clinical and administration. Starting as an RN, she earned her Bachelors in Nursing, and a Masters in Business with emphasis on healthcare. She received her BSN from West Texas State University, now known as Texas A&M, and her MBA from Wayland Baptist University.

She has held many administrative positions in acute care as well as in long term care. Marie also founded and operated her own home health agency, which served several counties in West Texas. In addition, she spent several years working with the American Red Cross as a teacher in the clinical area, in course development, and working with students teaching them English as a second language.

Marie was born and raised in New Mexico and has also lived in several other states. Along with being an active volunteer with Global Ties, Marie also serves as a board member for Albuquerque Sister Cities, and is part of the Development Committee for St. Martin's Hope Works.

Dan Shapiro, MD, JD

Vice-Chair Attorney

Dan has extensive education and experience as a lawyer and a pediatric physician. His education and experience includes: Pediatric intern, University of Colorado, Post-doctoral fellow, University of Colorado, Army officer and researcher, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Post-doctoral fellow, Dartmouth, Assistant Professor, Colorado State University, and since 1989, a practicing attorney in Albuquerque - currently in private practice. He has been a member of the Lawyer Specialization Committee, UJI Civil Committee, Lawyers and Judges Assistance Committee as well as a mentor for new lawyers and was a monitor in one case for the Disciplinary Board. Dan is currently a member of the hearing committee for the Disciplinary Board.

Dan's education includes: a Bachelor of Science from MIT in 1963, a Doctor of Medicine from Harvard in 1967, and a Juris Doctor from University of New Mexico in 1977.

Dan's volunteerism includes: Governing Council and former President, Cesar Chavez Community School; Board member, and former President, Cornucopia Adult Day Services; Board member, Pegasus Legal Services for Children; Pro bono Guardian Ad Litem for neglected/abused children in CYFD custody; Medical Review Commission Panel Hearing Member; Human Rights Committee - Casa Angelica; and Human Rights Committee Chair - Cornucopia Adult Day Services.

Edward A. Licon, MBA

Secretary/Treasurer Vice President, Bank Manager - Bank of The West

Edward A. Licon is a Vice President, Bank Manager with Bank of The West, bringing with him 18 years of experience in the business banking industry and Enterprise Consulting specializing in all facets of the pharmaceutical industry. Edward's breadth of experience ranges from asset allocation strategies; spend analysis, financial analysis, cost analysis, forecasting models and business strategy related areas such as corporate strategy, market strategy, and enterprise change development.

Edward's resume includes working with several Fortune 500 companies in the development of regional marketing strategies and the creation of financial products which address the specific needs of the targeted base. His previous developmental experience includes tenures as an Officer with Wells Fargo Bank, Citi-Group, Fidelity, State Farm Insurance Companies and Ford Motor Credit Company.

During his development with these organizations he completed numerous senior level training programs in Finance, Accounting, Business Change Management, Cross Functional Teams, Organizational Development and Human Resources. Additional education includes undergraduate and graduate studies in accounting / finance and economics. He holds an MBA, B.S. in Accounting and Finance with a minor in Economics, The University of Texas.

Walt Arnold, CCIM, SIOR

Managing Director - SVN / Walt Arnold Commercial Brokerage, Inc.

Walt Arnold, CCIM, SIOR, serves as Managing Director for SVN/Walt Arnold Commercial Brokerage, Inc. in Albuquerque, NM. He specializes in sales and leasing of office and industrial buildings and has a 27 year career in real estate. Prior to affiliating with SVN, Walt founded Walt Arnold Commercial Brokerage, Inc. in 1990 and served as president.

As an active commercial real estate community member, he is a member and past president of the New Mexico CCIM Charter, a member of the SIOR, and member and past president of the Commercial Association of Realtors of New Mexico (CARNM). Walt also had an eight year career in the National Football League playing for the Los Angeles Rams, Houston Oilers and the Kansas City Chiefs.

In 1998 Walt was named "Realtor of the Year" by CARNM. Additionally, he was named to the University of New Mexico Football 100-Year All Time Team and was inducted in the University of New Mexico's Hall of Honor and the New Mexico Sports Hall of Fame in 1996. Arnold earned a bachelor's degree in University Studies from the University of New Mexico.

Renee Ennis, MBA/HCM

CFO Tri-Core Labs

Rene has extensive financial, managerial, analytical, and decision-making skills in the healthcare industry, including budgeting, forecasting, revenue enhancements, expense reductions, and business planning. She is currently the Chief Financial Officer at TRICORE Reference Laboratories. Her background includes: Vice President & Chief Financial Officer at Presbyterian Healthcare Services and Controller at Quest Diagnostics, Sonora Quest Laboratories, and Quest Diagnostics.

Renee received her Master of Business Administration in Healthcare Management from the University of Phoenix in Phoenix, AZ. Previously, she received a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Business Administration with a Major in Finance and a Minor in Mathematics from Central Michigan University in Mount Pleasant, MI. Renee has also received a Certificate of Business Ethics: Education and Organizational Best Practices from University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, NM.

Renee has many professional awards including: Healthcare Finance Management Association member (2009 - '10 President - NM Chapter, 2006 - '10 Board of Directors, 2014 - '18
Board of Directors, and CFO Forum and Legal & Regulatory Forum), Hospital Services Corporation Board of Directors - 2016 - 2018, La Tierra Sagrada Board of Directors - 2018 - present,
Leadership Albuquerque Class of 2007, Leadership New Mexico Class of 2015 - Lifetime Member, Leadership New Mexico Core Curriculum Committee - 2015 - present, "Top Forty Under 40"
New Mexico Leaders - 2007, Women of Influence Honoree 2014 - Healthcare industry, Former Albuquerque Economic Development Ambassador, Former American Heart Association - Division
Executive Board member, Former American Red Cross - Board of Directors, Former CFO Academy Board of Trustees member, Former Roche Diagnostics Strategic Advisory Network, and
Former Women of Influence Judge - 2016

Don Hossink

Retired IBM Resident of La Vida Llena

Four years in the US Air Force as a draftsman lead me to the University of New Mexico where I obtained a degree in mechanical engineering. I worked for LTV Aerospace in Dallas, Texas for five years as a structural engineer. My key projects were the B1-B and B2 Bombers, Stealth fighters, and the C-17 Cargo plane. IBM hired me for marketing and technical engineering support in New Mexico. I grew into positions of technical manager, marketing manager and regional manager. I was fortunate to attend an IBM business management program at Harvard Business School and achieved the position of IBM's certified client executive for the DOE laboratories. Next, I became an associate partner in IBM's consulting business where I drove collaborative teams on the USS Ford Aircraft Carrier and the USS Zumwalt Destroyer. My career focused on marketing; IBM management; supercomputing; engineering and manufacturing consulting; and product lifecycle solutions.

I have served on many different types of advisory boards: Riotech chairman of the board, technology transfer business; UNM Engineering Advisory Board chairman; Society of Manufacturing Engineering - All chapter leadership positions and regional chairman; Grace Church member, elder board chairman; and Haverland Carter Lifestyle Group board of directors.

Marcia Lubar

Retired Attorney Resident of La Vida Llena

Marcia has practiced law for 21years. She has represented state, county, municipal governments, New Mexico Public School Districts, and numerous private businesses and corporations in employment law matters, as well as in other areas of law. Marcia has litigated hundreds of employment matters, prepared personnel manuals, advised clients on liability issues, and conducted seminars on risk management, procedural due process, and avoiding and surviving litigation.

Some of Marcia's representative clients Include: New Mexico Public School Insurance Authority, State of New Mexico Risk Management Division, New Mexico Association of Counties, New Mexico Municipal League, individual counties and cities throughout the state, Administrative Office of the Courts, Fresenius, Jiffy Lube, New Mexico Foods, Waycor Inc., Fresquez Enterprises, CNA Insurance Co., Progressive Insurance, Brotherhood Insurance, Devore Aviation, New Mexico Dental Association, General Electric, Mesalands Community College, and many others too numerous to list.

Prior to attending law school, Marcia was in Human Resources Management at Intel Corporation and EGG, Inc. She has also taught management courses for the University of New Mexico Department of Public Administration.

Marcia's educational milestones include: Bachelor of Arts from the University of New Mexico, Master of Public Administration University of New Mexico, and Juris Doctor University of New Mexico

Her extensive community service includes: City of Albuquerque Personnel Board, Board Member of All Faiths Receiving Home, Board member and officer of Congregation Albert, Volunteer for Interfaith Hospitality Network, and Volunteer for Roadrunner Food Bank.

Alison K. Schuler

Attorney

Alison is a retired business, securities and complex transactions attorney in Albuquerque, NM. She also served for three years as an Assistant United States Attorney for the District of New Mexico. She counseled a wide range of business clients over the years, forming many companies, advising them in many of their legal affairs they grew, and then assisting them in "going public" and with the requirements imposed on public companies, or in selling their businesses to or merging with acquiring entities.

Over the years, she has participated as a board member, executive committee member and president of many local, regional and national nonprofit entities. She currently serves on the national board and on the national executive committee of the Boy Scouts of America, one of the first two women elected to the committee in the long history of the organization. In 2019, she was awarded the Silver Buffalo, BSA's highest national award. She also serves on the church council of St. Luke Lutheran Church in Albuquerque.

Alison holds an AB (cum laude) in government from Harvard University and a JD from The Harvard Law School. She has one son, a Ph.D. electrical engineer, and a toddler grandson.

Jessica Turnley

I bring experience and perspectives from several areas that complement those of other board members. I have experience in the non-profit sector: I have started two non-profits...one of them I ran for a few years, and it is still operating 30 years later (WESSTcorp), while the other (focused on technology-based economic development on the border with Mexico) got buried by federal politics. I also have experience running a business. I ran a small consulting business (Galisteo Consulting Group) for 28 years, and understand what it takes, in areas such as HR, marketing, and finance, to keep an enterprise afloat. I also have experience working with heavily regulated sectors of the market. I have worked with the Federal government through a number of agencies (including, and still, Sandia National Labs) and understand how to juggle administrative, health and safety, procurement and other sets of regulations while keeping an operation running. Finally, I have experience as a resident in a CCRC, having lived in I have lived in The Neighborhood for over four years, with hands-on experience in the IL and the Supportive Care areas. I have a PhD in Cultural Anthropology from Cornell University (1983), an MA in anthropology from the University of Michigan Ann Arbor, and a BA in anthropology and English lit from the University of California at Santa Cruz.

I started two non-profits (WESSTcorp) and the Bi-National Sustainability Laboratory). Thru that work, I was instrumental in selecting and working with the Boards of Directors for those organizations. I also have been on the Board of the Albuquerque International Association, and am currently serving as VP of the NIRR Residents' Council. I was President of the New Mexico Entrepreneurs' Association, and have been involved in many professional organizations related to my academic discipline (cultural anthropology). I also have served on the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency Advisory Board, the State of New Mexico Homeland Security Advisory Panel, the (New Mexico) Governor's Technical Excellence Committee, and Senator Jeff Bingaman (D-NM), Technology Business Development Working Group

Terry Shirrod

La Vida Llena Board Chair

Terry is a semi-retired Mechanical Engineer who came to Albuquerque with his family on an 18-month assignment in 1982 and decided to stay. He has worked for Hughes Aircraft, Raytheon, and Boeing on high energy laser systems and currently works for Teknicare. He joined the LVL Advisory Board in 2017 and transitioned to the current Board in 2021. He previously served St. Luke Lutheran church councils, and on the New Mexico Make-a-Wish Board. His hobbies include woodworking and has a shop at his residence.