RBC Life executive bios

Extended executive bio history compiled from public sources for RBC Life.

Executive bio history

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Kenneth Sabot

Senior VP of Operations *

Ken has been RBC Life Sciences' senior vice president of operations and a member of the board of directors since joining the company in 1998. Prior to joining the company, he was the vice president of operations for To Life! LLC, a start-up network marketing company. Prior to joining To Life, he was employed by Light Force, Inc., where he served as the controller and chief operating officer. He became a certified public accountant in 1969.

Source: RBC Life Management Team Page

Mark Gray

VP of Operations

Mark has 20 years experience as an operations executive specializing in innovative distribution, logistics, production and supply chain solutions. Prior to joining RBC Life Sciences, he built the operational infrastructure for a nationwide, 72-site veterinary pharmaceutical distributor. Mark spent the early stages of his career as the Operations Director for a 4 state region with a major pharmaceutical distributor.

Source: RBC Life Management Team Page

Trevor Schofield

VP of International Operations *

Trevor has an extensive background in marketing and business consulting. He operated his own consulting business and has worked for some of the largest computer consulting companies in Canada, helping them incorporate technology into their business practices. According to Trevor, he has been on the Internet for 20 years, long before anyone ever heard of the World Wide Web. His talent for managing both people and technology has been an invaluable asset to RBC Life Sciences’ Canada office, which he headed from 1992 until joining the Dallas office in a wider role as vice president of international operations.

Source: RBC Life Management Team Page

Clinton Howard

Founder and CEO

Over the last 50 years, Clinton has left a civic and business legacy that has touched lives around the world. In the 1960s, he founded American Biomedical Corporation, which grew to become one of the nation’s largest medical laboratory chains. In 1974, he founded Carrington Laboratories Inc., a firm dedicated to incorporating Aloe vera extract into personal care products. While with Carrington, Clinton assembled a team of researchers to determine what it was about Aloe vera that gave the plant its legendary health benefits. After five years and $20 million in research, the team isolated the plant’s most-active polysaccharide—acemannan. In 1991 he founded RBC Life Sciences as the venue through which to create the best, science-based nutritional supplements and skin care products on the market.

Source: RBC Life Management Team Page

Steven Brown

President

Steve has served as chief financial officer and vice president of finance since joining the company in 1994. Prior to joining the company, Steve served as vice president of finance, treasurer, chief financial officer and was a member of the board of directors for Carrington Laboratories Inc. He became a certified public accountant during the 1980s and was previously associated with an international accounting firm.

Source: RBC Life Management Team Page

Kevin Young

CMO / Vice President-Sales and Marketing

Kevin is a dynamic sales leader and public speaker who brings more than 25 years of experience to RBC Life’s Sales and Marketing department. Prior to joining RBC Life Sciences in 2008 as RBC’s Director of Sales, he was responsible for the sales, training and Associate communication for two global network marketing firms. Before focusing on the network marketing industry, Kevin worked for nearly 20 years in sales and marketing within the apparel industry.

Source: RBC Life Management Team Page

Don Clark

CIO / Vice President Systems

Don brings more than two deacdes of information technology experience to his position. During the 1980s, he produced a number of successful software titles addressing industrial automation and office productivity. He was also involved in a systems integration firm where he managed the engineering and build-out of computer networks in financial institutions nationwide. During the 1990s, he spearheaded the software and hardware integration for more than 100,000 workstations for a prestigious financial institution, which earned him recognition from Microsoft and others for pioneering new technologies and processes.

Source: RBC Life Management Team Page

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