H. Webb Blessley has more than 23 years of experience in the corporate, venture capital and real estate fields. With a background in architectural engineering, Blessley retired from McDonalds Corporation in 1995 as Vice President of Real Estate and Construction Worldwide. Blessley helped install McDonald’s restaurants in more than 2,000 Wal-Mart retail stores, and is the founder of Ronald McDonald Camp for Children at Eagle Lake, California. He also helped create the Cougar Fund to promote the preservation of the North American cougar. Mr. Blessley currently works on alternative building and solar-power technology.

As a senior executive in the real estate industry, Michael J. O’Rosky worked exclusively for Berg and Berg Enterprises (Berg Group) from 1993 until 2001, conducting extensive due diligence, entitlement and feasibility studies on large industrial and residential projects throughout California and Canada. In an effort to capitalize on emerging residential projects in South Texas, O’Rosky founded his own development company, Charro Developers LLC in 2001. With Charro, he has been successful in purchasing, entitling and selling several tracts of land to large homebuilders. O’Rosky is a member of the California Bar, with a J. D. from the Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego.