KEY PERSONNEL

Rodney Thomason
is a successful entrepreneur
and company leader who has proven himself in diverse businesses. When the medical device company for which he was working sold in 2000, Mr. Thomason founded Medical Imaging Sales and Service. Subsequently he formed Southeast Imaging, which today serves 5 states and represents well-known imaging brands such as: Sectra PACS, Carestream, Quantum, Shimadzu, Fuji Medical and Hologic Mammography.

Mr. Thomason has developed several additional medical-related companies, such as medical billing services, healthcare facility development and management, and senior living centers.

Currently Mr. Thomason is Chief Executive Officer of Medical Assets Holding Company (MAHC). Established in 2000 by Mr. Thomason and his team, MAHC was formed to provide administrative, payroll, financial management and other services to the companies within the corporate family.

A native of Arkansas, Mr. Thomason attended the University of Arkansas and began his professional career in pharmaceutical sales before transitioning to medical equipment and real estate development. He is a member of the Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute Foundation Fund Board of Directors and an active volunteer at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

Bill Pearson has been with MAHC since its formation in 2000 and serves as president and chief operating officer. Until 2008, he served as chief financial officer, a role in which he oversaw the acquisition and development of the dozens of companies that now comprise MAHC’s corporate family.

Pearson is responsible for operational execution, human resources and financial reporting and controls. He is also deeply engaged in long-term strategic planning, business operations, and financial strategy. Prior to joining Medical Imaging Sales and Service, Pearson worked in public accounting with the Deloitte accounting firm and in commercial banking as a credit analyst, internal auditor and commercial loan officer.

A graduate of the University of Arkansas, he is a certified public accountant with more than 20 years of experience in accounting and management.

Elwood Bonner joined MAHC in 2008 as Chief Financial Officer following a career of more than 30 years in public accounting that included owning his own practice. As the external CPA for Medical Assets Holding Company since its formation, Mr. Bonner has been involved with tax returns and financial strategies for our companies throughout their development.

As president and owner of Bonner & Company, CPAs, from 1983-2008, Mr. Bonner managed a 500-client firm specializing in construction and medical facilities. As a management consultant, he contributed to clients’ growth from $2 million to $12 million in revenues between 1995 and 2008, and from $350,000 to $8 million in revenues between 1999 and 2008. He provided tax planning and consulting for a corporate retail chain with more than $40 million in annual sales.

In his practice, Mr. Bonner developed specialized small business fraud detection plans and uncovered more than 25 cases totaling more than $2,000,000 in fraud. Mr. Bonner received his BBA in accounting from the University of Central Arkansas in 1976.

Susan Coleman joined MAHC in mid-2008 as Chief Counsel, following a successful career in private practice with Hilburn, Calhoon, Harper, Pruniski & Calhoun and a stint as Special Judge in Pulaski County. At the Hilburn firm, Coleman accumulated extensive trial practice, including civil, probate and family law.

As Chief Counsel, she manages the firm’s outside counsel and oversees the numerous real estate and purchase contracts necessary to conduct business as Fox Ridge. In addition, she works closely with trust officers, trustees, accountants and attorneys representing individuals purchasing residences at Fox Ridge properties.

Coleman received her law degree from the UALR William H. Bowen School of Law in 2000 and graduated with a bachelor of arts in psychology, minor in history from Hendrix College in 1997.