Mark Libratore
Director

Mark Libratore originated the advertising-driven marketing model which launched his former company, Liberty Medical Supply, Inc., toward becoming the nation’s largest direct-to-consumer provider of diabetic supplies. His innovative TV commercials reach Medicare-eligible patient populations, returning an unprecedented 10 to 1 ratio of revenue per advertising dollar, with repeat orders fueling rapid revenue growth and long-term revenue continuum. In the seven years since founding Liberator, Mr. Libratore has replicated the proven success of his original diabetes marketing model, adapting it to expand to markets including --as well as diabetes-- mastectomy, ostomy, urological and mobility, establishing five vertical distribution channels offering multiple product lines to meet the increasing needs of these rapidly growing sectors.

Joseph D. Farish, Jr.
Director

Mr. Farish is a graduate of the University of Florida Law School. He has been a member of the Florida Bar for more than 59 years, specializing in litigation, principally in the areas of personal injury, wrongful death, commercial litigation, probate and matrimonial law. Identified with several high-profile cases, including Mary Alice Firestone, Roxanne Pulitzer and Mark Baltes, he has been a continuous sustaining member of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America and the Academy of Florida Trial Lawyers since their respective inceptions. Serving as Municipal Judge for the City of West Palm Beach for five years, he was admitted to practice in the Southern District Court in 1947, the United States Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit, in 1986, and the Supreme Court of the United States in October 1960. Mr. Farish is a major landholder and developer, building luxury homes in Palm Beach and Manalapan. Formerly the owner of North Palm Beach Lincoln Mercury in North Palm Beach and 1,500 acres of citrus on two extensive ranches, he is the sole owner of Denco Inc., a conglomerate corporation consisting of citrus, cattle and land development, as well as approximately half a city block of commercial property in downtown West Palm Beach across from the Palm Beach County Courthouse. Mr. Farish serves on numerous boards and has been a community activist for more than 50 years.

Robert S. Cuillo
Director

Mr. Cuillo is a four-year naval veteran of the Korean War. He graduated from New York University and the City College of New York with an A.B.A. From 1958 to 1962, Mr. Cuillo worked for the New York Police Department, where he was promoted to Detective. In 1962, Mr. Cuillo moved to Florida and started working in the automotive industry. In 1967, he became a partner in a Chrysler dealership that bore his name. In 1974, Mr. Cuillo became the sole owner of Palm Beach Lincoln Mercury, West Palm Beach, Florida. He then formed Cuillo Enterprises and grew its payroll from 70 employees to over 700 employees. Mr. Cuillo has owned and operated a total of 30 dealerships and related companies. He recently divested himself of all of his dealerships. He is currently president and CEO of Cuillo Enterprises, Inc., and owns and operates two-award winning wineries in Italy. Mr. Cuillo also owns and operates Forte, a West Palm Beach restaurant, and recently became the co-owner of one of Palm Beach’s premier restaurants, Amici.

Mr. Cuillo has been involved in the performing arts as a producer, musician and recording artist. He is the Chairman and CEO of the Broadway production company Intermezzo, Inc., that produces shows on Broadway, Off-Broadway and overseas. Mr. Cuillo is also a major benefactor in the Palm Beaches, supporting many charitable causes including the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach, and has served as the Chairman of the Florida Chapter of the Patrons of the Arts in the Vatican Museums.