Board of Directors

Martin Lehr

Mr. Lehr is the Co-founder and CEO of Context Therapeutics, a company that develops novel medicines for hormone responsive cancers. In addition, Mr. Lehr is a member of the Scientific Advisory Board of Integral Molecular, Board Member of CureDuchenne, and Editorial Advisory Board of Life Science Leader magazine. Previously, Martin was part of the founding team at Osage University Partners, a venture capital fund focused on academic spinouts from leading research institutions. At Osage, Martin focused on early stage oncology and rare disease opportunities. Prior to Osage, Martin conducted research at the Sloan Kettering Institute in DNA repair and at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia in thrombosis and hemostasis. Martin is a Director of BioBreak, a biotech executive peer networking group with over 2,500 active members across the United States. He holds an M.A. in Biotechnology from Columbia University and a B.A. in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania.

David Maclnnis

David has been married to his wife Eydie for over 32 years. They have two daughters, both married, and two granddaughters. David and his wife were raised in Southern California, but moved to Orlando Florida in December of 2015. David has been in the financial services industry his whole career. Along with his brother they have launched several companies over the years. David and his wife have been very active in philanthropic endeavors for years. Some of the organizations he has been a board member on the past include, The Riverside Center for Independent Living, The Alzheimer’s Association of Orange County, Know The Truth Radio Ministry ( Still serving on this board). As a family they have also been involved with CHOC, Loma Linda Children’s Hospital, OSCHA, Action Cambodia, Coaches of Influence, JDRF and Eydie is currently serving on the board for Advent Children’s Hospital Orlando.

Sarah McElroy

Sarah received her BA in Graphic Design with a Minor in Business from San Diego State University. She worked in Advertising and Design until retirement in 1992 to raise her two sons. In 2011, Sarah decided to dedicate time to Philanthropy work. At this time, she is also a Board Trustee for the South Coast Repertory Theater in Costa Mesa, CA, and a Board Member of the Architecture + Design Museum Counsel in Palm Springs, CA. She also dedicates time working with CHOC Hospital’s annual Children’s Gala, along with the Napa in Newport Event held by CureDuchenne. Sarah resides in Corona Del Mar, CA.

Peter Strelow

Mr. Strelow is a managing director and co-chief operating officer at PIMCO and chair of the PIMCO Funds. Mr. Strelow joined PIMCO in 2002 and has held several positions, including global head of funds, chief administrative officer and interim-chief technology officer. He holds an MBA from the Harvard Business School and an undergraduate degree in English and Art History from the University of California, Berkeley.

Tim Sullivan

Tim Sullivan is the Founder and former CEO of ActivePDF, Inc.  With almost 40 years history of making software work in sectors such as engineering, utilities, education, transportation, entertainment, manufacturing, distribution, aerospace, finance and medical, Tim has become an influential visionary in PDF automation and digital transformation solutions. Since 2000, Tim led ActivePDF to deliver tens of thousands of deployments, serving millions of users, and billions of processed pages. Tim’s constant philanthropic efforts and sports marketing initiatives differentiates ActivePDF’s global brand apart from their competitors. Tim was the driving force behind ActivePDF’s sponsorship of causes such as CureDuchenne, Anaheim Ducks Foundation, Charley Hoffman Foundation, the Tiger Woods Foundation and many more.  In June 2020, Tim led ActivePDF through an acquisition and now enjoys a life of semi-retirement with his wife Suzie, their six grown children, one grandchild and 3 fur babies.

Dana White

Dana W. White is the chief communications officer of Hyundai Motor North America and is responsible for leading all regional communications and public relations strategy for Hyundai Motor North America, Hyundai Motor America, Genesis Motor America and Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama as well as the office of Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity and General Affairs in coordination with other affiliates including Hyundai Capital, Glovis and the Hyundai Washington D.C. office. White was named chief communications officer in April 2020.

White most recently led a consulting firm specializing in geopolitical risk and strategic communications, where she was an advisor to CEOs of Global Fortune 500 companies, U.S. senators, governors and senior U.S. military officers.

Ms. White also served as the Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs and the Chief Pentagon Spokesperson for the Department of Defense and Secretary of Defense James N. Mattis. She provided strategic guidance to all branches of the U.S. Armed Services, Combatant Commands and senior civilian leaders. In addition, she was the Director of Policy and Strategic Communications for the Renault-Nissan Alliance in Paris, France. She was a Professional Staff Member on the Armed Services Committee of the United States Senate under the leadership of Senator John S. McCain, and an editorial writer for the Wall Street Journal based in Hong Kong. White served as the Taiwan Country Director in the Office of the Secretary of Defense and Director of the Washington Roundtable for Asia-Pacific Press at the Heritage Foundation. She was a publicist at the Fox News Channel in Washington, D.C. and served as deputy press secretary on the U.S. House Republican Conference.

White graduated from the University of Chicago with a degree in East Asian Languages & Civilizations. She studied at Capital University of Economics and Business in Beijing, China and Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in Seoul, South Korea. She is proficient in spoken and written French and Mandarin Chinese and possesses basic proficiency in Korean.