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It's
the rare business person who defines success based on the fullness
of
the heart. The Hoffman Institute is guided by a board of directors
composed of fourteen highly accomplished people, all of whom have
redefined their own success in just this way. Each has experienced
the Process and has seen the ensuing healing and joy spill over to
family, friends, and community.
Chairman of the Board
Jean (Gingie) Halloran
 Gingie Halloran was elected Chairman of the Hoffman Institute Board of Directors in August 2009, replacing Mike Wick, who served as Chairman since September 2004.
Gingie is the Senior Vice President of Human Resources for Agilent Technologies. Her responsibilities include directing Agilent's global policies and programs for leadership and talent development, compensation, benefits, staffing and workforce planning, human resources systems, education and organization development.
In 1980, Gingie joined Hewlett Packard Company’s Medical Products Group, launching her extensive career in Human Resources. Within that group, she held a number of positions in Human Resources, Manufacturing, Strategic Planning and Quality before becoming group human resources manager. In 1993, Gingie was promoted to human resources manager for the Measurement Systems Organization and in 1997, to director of Corporate Education and Development for HP. She has served as Agilent's senior vice president, Human Resources since August 1999.
Gingie received her bachelor's degree in art history from Princeton University and a master's degree in business administration from Harvard University. In addition, she did research in developmental psychology at Oxford University, in England. Besides her strong ties to the Hoffman Institute Foundation, Gingie has also been a director of Concord Academy, the Human Resources Policy Institute, Jobs for the Future and RAFT (Resource Area for Teaching).
Gingie completed the Hoffman Process in May 1996.
Board Members
Giles H. Bateman, Board Member
Del Mar, CA
 Former
chairman, CompUSA & Hoffman Institute; co-founder of Price Club;
private investor.
Joan Belkin, Board Member
Weston, MA
Board member for several educational, human rights and health non-profits.
Steve Belkin, Board Member
Weston, MA
Founder
and chairman of the Trans National Group, a direct response marketing
and investment company with over over $200 MM in sales.
Thomas Driscoll, Board Member
Mt. Shasta, CA
Principal
owner and director of Driscoll Strawberry Associates; president, Farmhill,
Inc; private investor.
Jean (Gingie) Halloran, Chairman
Menlo Park, CA
Senior Vice President of Human Resources for Agilent Technologies
Gerald Harris, Board Member
Oakland, CA
Senior consultant with Global Business Network in Emeryville, CA,
and a principal consultant with Future Focus 2020, an urban futurist
institute at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC; active in
community service and the non-profit sector.
Liza Ingrasci, Managing Director
San Anselmo, CA
Ms.
Ingrasci is managing director of the Hoffman Institute with responsibilities
for enrollment, site planning and staffing. She received her B.A.
in Developmental Psychology from University of North Carolina, Chapel
Hill in 1974. For the past 22 years, she has held executive positions
in national seminar companies with responsibilities for both enrollment
and alumni participation. She has been with the Hoffman Institute
since 1990.
Charles "Raz" Ingrasci, President
& CEO
San Anselmo, CA
Mr.
Ingrasci is president and CEO of the Hoffman Institute, a Quadrinity Process Teacher and chairman of
the board of Hoffman Institute International.
He received a BA in Theatre from U.C. Berkeley in 1970. Raz is committed
to creating opportunities for individuals to have freedom and access
inner knowledge and wisdom. He has held key executive and training
positions in seminar companies throughout his career. A friend of
the founder of the Hoffman Quadrinity Process, Bob Hoffman, since
1973, Mr. Ingrasci worked closely with him for eight years from 1989
until his death in 1997.
Bill Johnson, Board Member
Aspen, CO
Retired CEO of Scientific Atlantic; former partner at McKinsey &
Company.
Barbara LaTour, Board
Member
San Francisco, CA
Retired senior vice president, Worldwide Human Resources, Quality
& Assessment, Adecco Management & Consulting, Redwood City,
CA.
Betsy Manchester, Director Emeritus
La Jolla, CA
Serves on boards of numerous non-profits; activist in area of social
services.
Randel L. Perkins, Board Member
La Jolla, CA
President, Perkins Companies & Private Advisory Group, San Diego,
CA.
Stephen Seligman,
Board Member
Bay Area, CA
Co-owner
and former CEO of The Learning Annex, the largest private alternative
education company in the U.S. In this capacity he was responsible
for producing more than 12,000 personal growth seminars, reaching
300,000 students annually.
Susanna Thompson, Board Member
San Diego, CA
Actor
Myron (Mike) Wick, Board Member
Madrid, Spain
Former Chairman of Hoffman Institute Board of Directors. Current Executive Chairman of a joint venture called Hola Television Group, SL. Its mission is to build a global thematic cable television network based on the Hola brand, which has been active in the publishing world for the past 65 years. Mike is the former Chair of Horizon Fuel Cell Technology, Lead Director of Citizens Communication Company, and the Director of Modtech Inc., and Tankology, Inc.
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