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Robert (Bo) Hayner
Chief Executive Officer

Mr. Robert Hayner founded BioBancUSA™ in May of 2006 and was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer as well as Chair of the Board of Directors for BioBancUSA.

Mr. Hayner was most recently the Owner and CEO of Carmel Applied Technologies, Inc., or CATI. CATI was founded in 1992 as a small start up high tech company. Mr. Hayner successfully molded the company into a prosperous and recognized flight simulation database company with over 100 employees and 20 million in revenue. CATI was acquired by Alion Science and Technology in 2005.

Prior to CATI, Mr. Hayner served as a Senior Account Manager for SAIC in Huntsville, Alabama where he focused on Business Development and Program Management. Mr. Hayner’s efforts with this company pioneered the first PC based non-proprietary visual system on a full flight simulator. This technology enabled both government and industry to think outside the box for future acquisitions that in turn has saved tens of millions of tax dollars.

Mr. Hayner served in the U.S. Army in the Aviation Branch and as a member of the Acquisition Corp and retired at the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. His last position was Assistant Dean for the Procurement and Acquisition School in Fort Lee, VA. Mr. Hayner holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering and received numerous awards while serving in the US Army including 2 Silver Stars and 3 Distinguished Flying Crosses.

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Wayne Mosher
Chief Operating Officer

Wayne Mosher joined BioBancUSA as Chief Operating Officer, after a distinguished career with the Department of Defense and NASA.

An experienced operational and financial manager with over 30 years experience in managing Research and Development activities within the Department of Defense and NASA, Mr. Mosher recently retired from the Department of Defense. During his tenure with the Department of Defense, he managed some 90 senior engineers and a yearly budget of $25 - $30 million while focusing on strategic partnerships to advance aviation technology.

Mr. Mosher has an MBA from Golden Gate University, and conducted post-graduate work in economics at George Washington University. Mr. Mosher also serves as a member of the Board of Directors for BioBancUSA.

 

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Hugh Wilson, M.D.
Medical and Laboratory Director

Hugh Wilson, M.D. graduated with Highest Honors from UC Santa Barbara with a BA in Cell Biology and Physiology and received his M.D. from UC San Francisco School of Medicine.  He spent his residency at UCSF focusing on Anatomic Pathology and Laboratory Medicine (Clinical Pathology) which included training at Irwin Memorial Blood Bank Donor Center and the UCSF Bone Marrow Transplant Service.  Board Certified in the American Board of Pathology in Anatomical and Clinical Pathology, Dr. Wilson is currently a CAP Laboratory Inspector and part of the medical staff at Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital (SVMH) located in Salinas, California.  Other accomplishments include Past Chair, Department of Pathology, SVMH, and Past Laboratory Director, SVMH.

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Janine Chicourrat
Vice President Operations

Janine Chicourrat joined the company in August 2006. As Vice President of Operations, Janine is responsible for the direction of BioBancUSA’s sales and marketing initiatives and delivery of exceptional customer service.

With over 20 years in the hospitality industry, Janine started her career in San Francisco with Kimpton Hotel Group as a Sales Manager opening up the Monticello Inn. Janine quickly worked her way up to a Director of Sales position, followed by Restaurant Manager and finally General Manager of her first hotel at the age of 26.

Janine continued to grow her career by joining the team of Northstar at Tahoe, as Director of Lodging Operations. After several years with Northstar at Tahoe, Janine continued her career by joining Pebble Beach Resorts. She was initially responsible for opening Casa Palmero, then moved on to oversee the operations of The Spa at Pebble Beach.

Most recently, Janine was General Manager for The Lodge at Pebble Beach, where she was responsible for managing over 400 employees and revenues just under $100 million dollars. While operating The Lodge at Pebble Beach, the hotel was recognized for the first time in its history as the #1 Resort in North America, rated by the annual reader poll for Conde Nast Traveler magazine.

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Brigadier General Gerald Dieter Griffin
Medical Corps, United States Army (Retired)
Technical Advisor

BG Griffin’s military career as an officer began Aug. 24, 1968, when he was commissioned a 2d Lieutenant of Infantry after completing Officer Candidate School.  His most recent promotion, to Brigadier General, occurred October 10, 1998.  Prior to OCS, he served as an enlisted infantry soldier and medic for 4 years. BG Griffin was mandatorily retired for age in 2002, and re-appointed Colonel after he retired as a General Officer, with a 3 year Active Duty 'retiree recall' extension as a CHIEF, Emergency Medicine/ Triage & DEPUTY COMMANDER/ HOSPITAL COMMANDANT/ CHIEF, PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, Task Force 67, and 67CSH, Mosul, OIF II, Iraq; GMO, 118 ASMB, in Babylon, Ashraf & Balad, OIF II, Iraq.  Dr Griffin retired again 21 Oct 2005, as Brigadier General, Medical Corps, United States Army.  BG Griffin served 41 1/2 years in America's Army.

He attended the University of California at Berkeley, where he received a Bachelor’s Degree in German and Zoology. He subsequently completed a Doctorate in Clinical Pharmacy / Pharmacology at the University of the Pacific.  BG Griffin received his Medical Degree from the University of Juarez/Case Western Reserve Clerkship Program and completed a Flexible Internship at University Hospitals, Case Western Reserve University, School of Medicine, Cleveland, Ohio. His Residency in Emergency Medicine was completed at Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, Texas.   To learn more about BG Griffin and the distinguish awards he has received, please see his professional biography

 
 
 

 
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