Laguna Blanca Welcomes New Members to Its Board of Trustees

HARRY ATTERBURY
Originally from the East Coast, Harry Atterbury is a graduate of Lake Forest College. He and his wife, Wendy, have lived in Hope Ranch since 2005, when they relocated from Santa Fe, NM. They have two adult sons, James '12 and Tucker '12. Tucker is on the varsity sailing team at Roger Williams University, Bristol, RI.

For over 25 years, Harry has traveled far and wide providing custom travel services for discriminating clients. He is a past vice-commodore of the Santa Barbara Sea Shell Association and has served on the board of the Santa Barbara Youth Sailing Foundation. Currently semi-retired, he is also the director of a charitable foundation named The Whimsie Fund.

KEVIN BRINE
Kevin Brine is a graduate of University of Wisconsin, Madison with a B.A. in South Asian Studies, New York University’s Stern School of Business with an MBA, Finance; and The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences with a Master’s degree in English and American Literature. In 1999, he was honored with New York University’s Alumni Meritorious Service Award. He has taught as an adjunct Professor at NYU in the Freshman Honors Program, co-taught in the Graduate School of English, and currently is Chair of the Dean’s Council for the Division of Libraries at NYU.

Devoted to institutions of higher education, culture and the arts, Kevin has served on the boards of New York University, Cornell University’s Weill Medical College, The Whitney Museum of American Art, The Spence School, and The World Monuments Fund. As an independent scholar and artist, Kevin has co-edited several scholarly volumes, published a catalogue of his paintings and sculptures, and co-authored Finance in America: An Unfinished Story, University of Chicago Press, 2017, forthcoming.

Currently, Kevin is chairman of the board of Coyuchi, an organic home textile company and board member of Agilyx, which recycles waste plastics. Formerly, Kevin served on the boards of Sanford C. Bernstein, an investment research and management company and Delphi Financial, an insurance company.

Kevin and his wife, Jessica Smith, have three sons who attend Laguna's Lower School—Emmanuel '28, Sebastian '26, and Tennyson '30.

BOB FULADI
Currently serving as vice president and chief operating officer at Mission Health Care Pharmacy Corporation, Bob Fuladi is a healthcare professional with more than 20 years of experience as a clinician, educator, pharmacist, healthcare consultant, entrepreneur, and business executive.

In addition to his work at Mission, Bob is a board member for both the Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse (CADA) and Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (MCPHS), where he earned his undergraduate degree. He also serves as an advisory member to Keck Institute in Claremont, as well as P&T advisory member for Gold Coast Health Plan. Bob earned his Doctorate of Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Administration from the University of Kansas, where he was also an MBA candidate.

A transplant from Massachusetts, Bob currently resides in Montecito where he has been a resident since 1995 with his wife Nissy Mahmoud—also a pharmacist—who serves on the Parents’ Auxiliary as the VP of Lower School. Their son Brandon is a third grader at Laguna Blanca.

TOM TOLLES
Tom Tolles grew up in Southern California (San Marino) and moved to Santa Barbara in 2009 with his wife Kristen and their three children—Andrew '19, Kiki '20, and Claire '22.

Tom attended Stanford University where he received a B.S. and M.S. in mechanical engineering. He also attended UCLA, earning an MBA from the Anderson School of Management.

During the 80s, he got involved with 3D computer graphics and was a co-founder of a technology company (FTI West) that specialized in 3D animation for use in high profile legal cases. In the 90s, Tom founded another technology company, House of Moves, which provided motion capture services and software to the game, film, and commercial broadcast industry. Eventually, he sold House of Moves and co-founded another startup that provides online 3D animated guitar lessons.

Tom and his family live in Montecito in the house that he and his wife built upon relocating to Santa Barbara. In addition to the LBS Board of Trustees, Tom currently serves on the board of Knowlwood Tennis Club and chairs the Buildings and Grounds committee.