As Managing Director of Future Factory, Ed Michael Reggie serves on numerous corporate boards of directors. He also holds a faculty appointment at Tulane University in the Department of Health Systems Management.

Mr. Reggie serves on the board of the New Orleans BioInnovation Center, a wet lab incubator and a Good Manufacturing Practices laboratory for stem cell, vector and DNA production. In addition, he serves as Treasurer of Freedom From Hunger, a nonprofit global development organization. He also serves on the Board of Directors of California-based MicroCredit Enterprises, which invests in and supports microlending in the third world.

Mr. Reggie founded American LIFECARE, a multi-state managed care organization, and served as its Chairman of the Board until August 2004, at which time it was sold to Private Healthcare Systems of Waltham, MA. Mr. Reggie was a founding board member of the Louisiana Association of Health Plans and the Louisiana Health Care Commission.

Previously, Mr. Reggie served as the Chief Executive Officer of Regent Health System, a rural hospital chain. Earlier in his career he was a commercial bank president.

He has served as a healthcare system examiner in Cuba, Syria, Jordan, Israel and the occupied territories on behalf of the Human Rights Project, Washington, D.C. And he has been a delegate to Academy of International Health Studies trade missions to Rome and Hong Kong.

Mr. Reggie received his Master of Business Administration degree from the A.B. Freeman School of Business at Tulane University.