World Class Hospital Consulting and Management, from Design through Hospital Operations
EDS International Holdings
Mr. Marker, CEO: Contractor, CPE, Patent Holder: Senior-level executive with 40 plus years of knowledge and experience in construction, EPS manufacturing industries and International trade, experienced in General Contracting, Design-Bid-Build, Construction Management, Agency Construction Management, Construction Management at Risk and Manufacturing Plant Operations. Mr. Marker is a Certified Professional Estimator (CPE). With BSc degrees in Architecture and Construction Management from San Jose State, California.
Management skills in architectural design, organisational architecture, change management, development, communication, performance analysis, strategic planning, long term vision management, financial management, human resource management, product research and process development, real-time collaboration, conflict management, operations, trend management. With competencies in preconstruction consulting, program management, project management, project management oversight, time management, quality management, contract administration, safety management, construction management professional practices, and logistics.
Mr. Marker is a decisive decision maker who is committed to advance programs and delivery for on-time, with-in budget, and a outstanding presenter; works in-line with the owner’s orientation towards risk and reports to the board of directors at annual meetings.
Key Customers: United States Government DOD contractor in Iraq and Afghanistan, Rudolph and Sletten, Inc., Intel Corporation, Hewlett Packard, Texas Instruments, Stanford University Children’s Hospital, Adams Family Farm, Inc., Linn County Albany, Oragon, Rakuchu Construction of Kyoto, Japan, Marker Construction and Development, Inc., Mather Air Force Base, Alamda Navel Air Station. With experience working internationally in America, Canada, Japan, Kuwait, Iraq, Afghanistan, Turkey, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Libya, Germany, China, Ukraine, Romania, Angola, India and England.
EDS Core Management Team

Jason Crawford, Esq: Mr. Crawford began his legal career in 1998 and went into private law practice in 2005, where he continues to assist clients globally in foreign and domestic legal matters. He is a former Assistant Attorney General for the State of Alaska Department of Law, Transportation Section, where he gained extensive experience in Contract, Tort and Eminent Domain Law. Prior to becoming an Assistant Attorney General, Mr. Crawford was a Federal District Court Law Clerk for the U.S. District of Alaska gaining significant exposure to federal criminal law, insurance law, civil litigation law and more at the Federal Court level between 2002 and 2004. Also, as a former Law Clerk in the State Superior Court from 2001 to 2002, he performed extensive legal analysis in many areas of both criminal and civil law.
Mr. Crawford lives principally in Alaska, where he enjoys fishing, skiing, and other outdoor activities. He has been married for over 20 years and has 10 children.

Dr. Ira Crawford: Dr. Ira Crawford graduated from Western States Chiropractic College in Portland, OR in 1998 with Highest Honors (Summa Cum Laude). He has been married for more than 20 years and has four wonderful children.
Dr. Ira Crawford has been the owner of a highly successful multidisciplinary clinic in Utah since 2001, with extensive business management and clinical director experience as well as physician training. He has acted as a mentor for interns and postceptors from the University of Western States with oversight, training, and evaluations for soon-to-be and new doctors. He has participated as a panel provider with several insurance companies and has worked as an independent claims auditor and examiner for approximately ten years. In addition to his medical training as a Doctor of Chiropractic, Dr. Crawford also has special training in Natural Alternative Medicines such as nutriceuticals, herbs and vitamin/mineral supplementation. He is certified in Acupuncture and regularly integrates it into his practice. While in Graduate school, he received additional training in minor surgery, obstetrics, and blood work analysis. Dr. Crawford has also received advanced training in muscle work techniques used in spinal and muscle rehabilitation.
Dr Ira Crawford believes it takes a team approach to achieve the best results in both business and life.

Javier Cervino: Javier’s last role was as the COO of a company with real estate interests in Dubai and other emerging markets, and in this role he exercised oversight and control on several development projects, carried out due diligence and structuring of new business opportunities, and managed a team of finance and real estate professionals.
Previously, Javier worked 11 years in commercial and real estate banking. In Merrill Lynch in London he had seven years experience in a principal finance role, where he arranged billions of dollars of transactions and dozens of financing and investment deals in the structured finance arena, working with diverse assets such as residential and commercial mortgages, unsecured personal loans, auto loans, stranded assets and secured personal loans. He arranged deals in the UK, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands. Javier’s responsibilities included deal origination, documentation arrangement and negotiation, client relationship management, deal monitoring, due diligence, modelling and valuation, and recruiting and training new talent. His last position in Merrill Lynch was as Director.
Javier has an MBA from IESE, University of Navarra, in Barcelona, Spain. He graduated in Business Administration from the Universidad Autonomy de Madrid, Spain. He is a CFA charter holder since 2005.

Andy Jeske: a highly motivated business leader specializing in the Healthcare industry. Currently owns American Seating and Mobility which is one of the top rehabilitation companies in America. Very focused on working with the best manufactures to provide customers and employees with the best equipment available. A member of the National Rehab Council where we work with the various Government agencies to promote best practices and policies to benefit the people. The Healthcare industry is a very rewarding career because you can directly see the positive impact you have on the patient and with their families.
I have been working with people my entire life and have great relationships with people professionally and personally. I have owned 2 companies and have worked with hundreds of people within the Healthcare Profession. While working at AMS I was able to take a very small company and within 7 years we built it up to be an industry leader and transformed the entire Insurance software marketplace. Was the top company representative 3 years straight before I took my skills and started my own company. Confident in my abilities to accomplish whatever I set my sights on and make it a success with my people skills and work ethic.

David Westover: Home Medical & More, and developing a sound knowledge of the hospital supply and patient care world, we had become quite successful and therefore decided to branch our enterprise even further. This is where Scooters America enters the picture. Through Scooters America, we were able to launch into a whole new, very specialized, opportunity. In order to properly compete in this new venture, it became necessary to immerse ourselves in the world of high level trauma conditions and their total effect on patients and care providers. We were given the opportunity to work intimately with physicians and therapist alike to supply the necessities of life and business to both the end user and the health care provider. Scooters America became wildly successful and as a result, I found myself with new found flexibility and freedom, thus the creation of Westcon Enterprises, Inc.
For the past 18 years, my entire career has been dedicated to the growth and implementation of business practices and products to better serve the Hospital Supply and Medical Professional Communities. On a much larger scale, I was also able to directly work with and provide product and services to hospitals, which as a result, provided better healthcare and technology to each respective community.

John Vanderford: Assistant to SENATOR LEN B. JORDAN, of IDAHO, US Senate, Washington, D.C. 1962-1966
Conducted surveys and polls on key issues to determine public opinion in Idaho. Liaison work with other senatorial offices. Conducted tours of the US Capitol and other points of interest in Washington, D.C. Attended George Washington University School of Medicine, Washington, D.C.1966-1971
While in school and in summer months, I worked as a surgical nurse in two different hospitals. I was involved in preparation of patients for surgery and checking on them while in the recovery rooms. X-rays Tech, perform blood and urine tests and report the results to the doctors, and draw blood to be sent out for specific analysis.
All of this medical experience greatly helped my medical training at George Washington University. Worked at the University of Texas, Dallas1970-1982
While at UTD, I was in charge of the contracts and grants office of the aero-space programs. Funding for these programs was primarily from the Federal Government in the Washington, D.C. area.
I was the chief administrative officer for DASS, Division of Atmospheric and Space Sciences.
Worked for the University of Utah and Utah State University, Logan, Utah 1982- 2013.
At U. of Utah and USU, I am in charge of all outreach education for K-12 sponsored by NASA for the state of Utah. Utah colleges and Universities to assist the undergraduate and graduate programs in the STEM, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math, to promote these subjects in our public and private school systems.
Charles S. Mahan Jr., USA (Ret.) Vice President and General Manager of Law Enforcement & Security Group, DynCorp International LLC.
Lt. Gen. Charles S. Mahan, Chuck, Jr. (USA, Ret.) served as Vice President and General Manager of Law enforcement and security strategic business unit of DynCorp International LLC from March 27, 2007 to July 2008.
Mr. Mahan has over 25 years of operational logistics experience, including more than 10 years of leading organizations that provided total logistics support to units/customers (including supply, maintenance, distribution, services, inventory management, in transit visibility, materiel/systems readiness, and configuration management) in domestic and overseas assignments, in peace and war.
Previously, Mr. Mahan served as the Chief Operating Officer of Horne International, Inc., from October 30, 2006 to January 15, 2007. He served as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Horne Engineering Services, LLC, a subsidiary of Horne Engineering Services, Inc., from June 15, 2006 to December 2006.
From July 2005 to July 2006, he served as Vice President of homeland security and defense for SAP Public Services, Inc., a subsidiary of software solutions leader SAP AG.
Mr. Mahan had a distinguished 35 year military career, with his final assignment as Chief of Logistics for the U.S. Army. His previous assignments included commands as a Major General (21st Theater Support Command, the largest operational logistics command in the Army, in Kaiserslautern, Germany);
Brigadier General (13th Corps Support Command at Fort Hood, Texas); Colonel (7th Corps Support Group in Crailsheim, Germany; Kuwait; and Iraq during Desert Shield/Storm).
Lieutenant Colonel (553rd S&S Battalion at Fort Hood, Texas).
Mr. Mahan retired from the U.S. Army in 2003 with the rank of Lieutenant General. He served as the Deputy Chief of Staff, G-4, Department of the Army, and was responsible for Policy, Planning, Programming, Budgeting, Management, Staff Supervision, Evaluation, Oversight, and Information Systems support for logistics activities of the Department of the Army.
Mr. Mahan also served as both Chairman of the Board for the $7B Army and Air Force Exchange System and as the senior member on the Board of Directors for the $4B Defense Commissary Agency (military department stores and grocery stores).
He has been a Director for Telos Corp. since August 23, 2006.
He served as a Director of Spectrum Control Inc. since April 2009.
He served as a Member of Advisory Board of Firefly Energy Inc.
National Board of Directors of The Society of International Logistics, the National Board of Trustees for the Fisher House Foundation, and the National Defense Industrial Association (Washington Chapter).


Timothy K. Hahn; CIO: Mr. Hahn has more than 25 years of experience leading technology operations and initiatives across large-scale, complex organizations and many branches of US government including Air Force, Defense Logistics Agency, Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior, Forest Service, Department of Agriculture, and Department of Homeland Security.
Mr. Hahn has worked on numerous software projects including an Incident and Resource Management System for the Forest Service (Department of Agriculture) that manages the tending of wildfires and other national incidents such as Hurricane Katrina, 9/11, the Gulf Oil Spill, the Utah Winter Olympics, etc.; Global Grocery Distribution Tracking System for all Department of Defense facilities; Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles software management, Maintenance and War Fighter Aircraft Logistics Management System for the Department of the Air Force; and System Assessment Reviews for the Department of Homeland Security.
He is the former President of Hahn Enterprises, Inc. an information technology consulting company. As such, he provided information technology and business process development consulting to the above mentioned US government offices. He served in this executive position from 2000-2014.
During 1994 to 2000 Mr. Hahn served as Program Manager for NCI Information Systems, Inc. In the capacity he managed a number of government projects and had oversight of 65 developers and support specialists supporting an Air Force based Data Depot and Warehouse Support System for the air logistics area.
From 1990 to 1994 Mr. Hahn worked for SofTech Inc. providing software development management for the Software Technology Support Center (STSC) at Hill Air Force Base. The STSC provided support to all government agencies for process and technology improvement including Lean Logistics and business process modeling.
Prior experience includes working for TRW (currently Northrup Grumman) providing technical expertise for Intercontinental Ballistic Missile software systems and programs.
