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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
Myron (Mike) A. Wick III
 Mike
Wick is a founding member of the Hoffman Institute Foundation Board
of Directors. He has been Chairman since September 2004.
From 1970 to 1988, Mr. Wick held executive management positions
including CFO, COO and CEO with several entrepreneurial enterprises
including International Oceanographic Corporation, Leisure Dynamics,
Werner Erhard and Associates and California Biotechnology.
In 1989 Mike and a partner founded McGettigan, Wick and Co.,
Inc, an investment-banking firm. From 1989 until June 2006, he participated
as a co-founder and investment banker for CTC Media (formerly StoryFirst
Communications, Inc.), and served as the company’s Chairman
from 1993 through 2003. CTC Media is the largest privately owned
television broadcast company in Russia.
Mike is a graduate of Yale College and the Harvard Business
School. He served in the Peace Corps in Columbia from 1968 to 1970
and was appointed by President George H. W. Bush as a member of
the Peace Corps Advisory Council from 1991 to 1993. In addition
to the Hoffman Institute Foundation, Mike currently serves on several
boards and is a Trustee of St. Mark’s School.
Board Members
Myron (Mike) A. Wick III, Chairman
San Francisco, CA
 Founder
and managing partner, McGettigan, Wick & Co.
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.
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.
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 M. Halloran, Board
Member
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.
Bill Johnson
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
La Jolla, CA
President, Perkins Companies & Private Advisory Group, San Diego,
CA.
Michelle Schmitt, Board Member
San Anselmo, CA
Co-owner and vice president of BMW San Francisco; board member and
fund raiser for several Bay Area non-profits; musician, wife and mother.
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
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