Michael James Jackson
President and co-founder with Graham Nash of Manuscript Originals, Michael James Jackson has been a record producer and music supervisor for film for over 25 years. Mr. Jackson previously worked with artists such as KISS, Paul Williams, Jesse Colin Young, Pablo Cruise, and Red Rider, among many others. Having produced over 30 albums, Mr. Jackson's work has earned eight gold and six platinum record awards. He also conceived and produced the highly successful "Off The Record" book featuring 25 of the world's most celebrated songs and their writers, along with producing the "Songstories with Graham Nash" radio show for XM Satellite Radio. Mr. Jackson serves as the Head of the SAEF Advisory Council.
Andrew Garfield
Andrew Garfield will next be seen as Spider-Man in Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider-Man. Andrew recently starred in the much talked about Facebook film The Social Network and Never Let Me Go, based on the Kazuo Ishiguro novel, where he starred opposite Keira Knightley and Carey Mulligan. He received huge critical acclaim for his performance in the British film Boy A which won him the Best Actor Award at the 2007 TV BAFTAs. In March 2009, Garfield was seen playing the lead in Channel Four Film's story of The Yorkshire Ripper, Red Riding. He was also seen in Terry Gillingham's The Imaginarium of Parnassus, with Christopher Plummer, Colin Farrell, Jude Law, Johnny Depp and the late Heath Ledger.

Miguel Sandoval
Miguel Sandoval has acted professionally for 35 years in theatre, film and television. In his home state of New Mexico, he co-founded the professional theatre company, PERFORMING ARTS COLLECTIVE, and a company of inmates at The New Mexico State Penitentiary called THEATRE OUTSIDE TIME.

Among the 50 films he has been in, favorites include CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER, REPO MAN, JURASSIC PARK, THREE BUSINESSMEN, WALKER, GET SHORTY, MRS. WINTERBOURNE, BLOW and DO THE RIGHT THING.

Mr. Sandoval has over 80 television titles to his credit, including ENTOURAGE, ER, ALIAS, LAW & ORDER, SEINFELD, FRASIER, THE WEST WING and THE X-FILES. Most recently, he wrapped production on MEDIUM after 7 seasons, portraying District Attorney Manuel Devalos. For that effort, Sandoval received multiple nominations for ALMA and IMAGEN awards for his work as an actor and director.

Dr. Teruaki Mori, MD
Dr. Teruaki Mori is the President and Director of the prestigious Yufuin Koseinenkin Hospital in Yufu City, Oita Prefecture, Japan, and specializes in Neurosurgery and Advanced Sports Medicine.
The Yufuin Koseinenkin Hospital, staffed by over 500 employees, and among them, 17 medical physicians, and 230 certified nurses, is particularly known for its innovative rehabilitation work in the field of both early stage and advanced brain disease. Over 30% of its patients come from all over Japan to use its specialized services. Its Advanced Rehabilitation Care Center is also known for utilizing robotic science as one of its more advanced technologies.

In 1997, Dr. Mori and his associates performed an unusual clinical study, "The Effectiveness of Exercise Intervention on Brain Disease Patients: Utilizing Table Tennis as a Rehabilitation Program" that identified Table Tennis as a unique form of rehabilitative therapy - noting that the game stimulates as many as five (5) portions of the brain simultaneously - thus also making it an invaluable therpeutic tool for benefiting patients suffering from early stage Alzheimer's and dementia.

Daniel A. Plotkin, MD, MPH
Daniel A. Plotkin, MD, MPH is a psychiatrist with a broad medical background, including advanced training in geriatric psychiatry, public health, psychopharmacology, and psychoanalysis. He is Board-certified in Psychiatry as well as in Geriatric Psychiatry. His experience includes full-time academia (at UCLA, where he was the first director of the UCLA Alzheimer's Disease & Memory Disorders Service, and is currently Clinical Professor) as well as medical administration. He is a Past-President of the Southern California Psychiatric Society, and is a Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association. Dr. Plotkin has conducted a successful private practice of adult and geriatric psychiatry for over 25 years. He has provided expert medical services regarding competency and related issues in over 200 cases. He is the author of numerous papers and chapters in the medical literature, and he frequently makes presentations to professional and community audiences.
Deepak Nayar
Deepak Nayar, an independent producer, began his career in his native India collaborating with the Merchant Ivory group on films including "Heat & Dust," "The Deceivers," and "The Perfect Murder." He then moved to Los Angeles and produced on TV series at ABC, CBS, and FOX. Soon after, Nayar started Kintop Pictures, and produced films for David Lynch and Wim Wenders, earning an Oscar nomination for Wender's "The Buena Vista Social Club" and a Grammy nomination for the music video "Teatro." In 2001, Nayar produced "Bend it Like Beckham," earning both Golden Globe and BAFTA nominations. Most recently, he produced Eli Craig's "Tucker and Dale vs. Evil," which premiered at The Sundance Film Festival and won the Audience Award at SXSW. Followed by, "Swinging with the Finkels," "Foster," and the thriller "Speak No Evil." Nayar is also an Executive Producer on upcoming feature films "Jesus Henry Christ," "Bullet to the Head, "Safe," as well as "Judge Dredd 3-D" and "Walking with Dinosaurs 3-D." Future projects include "List of Seven" and "2nd Objective," both based on bestselling books by Mark Frost, the creator of "Twin Peaks."
Chaim Marcus
Chaim Marcus is the CEO of Marcus Advertising, an award winning, full-service advertising agency in Marina del Rey, California. He also serves on the board of a number of Southern California charities. Although very passionate about speed chess and table tennis, his real passion is in philanthropy. Mr. Marcus has worked closely with Larry King, Elliot Gould, Howie Mandel, Jordan Farmar, Ron Artest, Jon Voight, and Lou Gosset Jr., raising millions of dollars for Southern California charities.
Kojiro Ishii
Kojiro Ishii has led a highly successful career as an entrepreneur, executive consultant, and public relations executive for a variety of international institutions, major corporations, and prominent celebrities and individuals. Among Mr. Ishii 's numerous awards for his accomplishments in both the advertising and business world, he was also the recipient of two Presidential Awards from President Ronald Reagan for outstanding contributions to Japanese- American relations and fair trade. Mr. Ishii's ongoing creative projects range from the creation of innovative eco-friendly Japanese farming techniques to various media / entertainment enterprises. The Sport and Art Educational Foundation is proud to have Mr. Ishii as a member of its Advisory Council. Mr. Ishii currently resides in Los Angeles, California.
Lenny Krayzelburg
Lenny Krayzelburg's achievements as an athlete are without equal. A four-time Olympic gold medalist in the backstroke in 2000 and 2004, he first came to the United States from the Ukraine with his parents when he was 13 years old. By the time he was 22, he had become the World Champion in backstroke swimming in both the 100 and 200 meter events. He is an 11-time U.S. National Champion, the American record holder for the 50 meter backstroke, and was the lead swimmer in the world record-breaking medley relay race in Sydney in 2008 in which Michael Phelps swam the final lap.
Lloyd McQueen
Lloyd McQueen, is a pioneer in the Los Angeles table tennis community. Mr. McQueen has played an instrumental role in the founding of many of the city's major playing facilities including Santa Monica City College Table Tennis, the Westside Table Tennis facility, the Gilbert Table Tennis Center, and the Robofit Table Tennis Center. A Board Member of the Southern California Table Tennis Association since 1994, Mr. McQueen is also responsible for having initiated uniquely innovative table tennis programs for "developmentally disabled" youth and co-sponsored numerous youth training programs in the South Bay area.
Regina Gluskin
Regina Gluskin, a founding partner of the accountancy firm of Gluskin & Friedman LLP, is a licensed CPA in the state of California. Among her many celebrated clients, she has a proud and lengthy history of serving the non-profit industry by specializing in services to educational institutions, social services, charitable organizations, and various public and private foundations. Ms. Gluskin's area of concentration also includes all aspects of income tax planning and compliance for individuals, partnerships, corporations, trusts, and estates. As a valued member of the Advisory Council, her expertise and presence is an important asset to the Sport and Art Educational Foundation.