About Us

Founder and president of The Voice Library. Al is a graduate from Northeastern University, a BS in Industrial Technology, Entrepreneurial and life experience in hospitality and marketing industries as well as an airline captain for over 35 years. Graduate of the ” Life is Good Foundation” intensive practice on playmaking, as well as 27 years coaching an mentoring young men & women in youth and high school hockey. Al’s passion is helping young adults find the ” fire in their belly” to become entrepreneur’s, good citizens and successful in both life and business.

Artistic endeavors started out with film photography, building a darkroom while in school and shooting with medium format film. My love for design developed from there, working with colorization and collages using my photos. Now as a graphic designer my skills were honed by working for several creative agencys and publishing companies. When Kelly is not designing, you can probably find her running outside somewhere on the NH Seacoast..

 

Mr. Rui (Roy) Moura leads the executive team. With 27 years in the financial services industry, both in a C-Level capacity and as a partner in three entrepreneurial ventures. Most of those years were spent serving the financial services industry in their quest to create and execute marketing and distribution strategies into institutional and intermediary markets (HNW RIA, Multi-Family Offices and CFP firms) around the globe.

A graduate of the University of Massachusetts and an alumnus of the Babson College Olin Management School of Entrepreneurial Studies, he is also a past Chairman of the Corporate Executive Committee of the FPA (formally ICFP) a former President of the Permission to Start Dreaming Foundation (PTSDfoundation.org) as well as Chairman of the Postal Customer Council of Boston, where he won the National Leadership Award from the Post Master General. Mr. Moura recently retired as a Lieutenant Colonel and Commanding Officer in the United States Marine Corps Reserve. He is also a graduate of the National Defense University and the Command and Staff College, where he is also a certified instructor for young officers aspiring to command.

Debra brings over 20 years of workplace learning and development experience primarily focused on leadership development training. Soon after becoming a volunteer coach for Girls on the Run, a national non-profit whose mission is to inspire young girls to be joyful, healthy and confident, Debra realized that the optimal time to inspire and develop our future positive role models and leaders is before they enter the workplace. She has since redirected her career to focus on training, coaching and mentoring our youth. Debra holds a B.S. in Management from Rivier College, is pursuing a M.S. in Organizational Psychology from Walden University and has completed a year-long intensive Certificate Program in Positive Psychology. Debra is a recent graduate of the ” Life is Good Foundation” intensive practice on playmaking

Daniel C. Potts, MD, FAAN is a neurologist, author, speaker, caregiver and champion of those with cognitive impairment and their caregivers.

Potts advocates for the use of the arts, creativity and storytelling to improve quality of life through validating personhood and building relationships, and was inspired to do so by the life and art of his father, Lester, who became an acclaimed watercolor artist after the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. Dr. Potts formed Cognitive Dynamics, a 501c3 foundation dedicated to the above goals. Designated Architects of Change by Maria Shriver, Potts and his wife, Ellen W. Potts, MBA wrote A Pocket Guide for the Alzheimer’s Caregiver, which is recommended by Shriver, the Alzheimer’s Association and the American Academy of Neurology (AAN). His advocacy for people with dementia and their caregivers resulted his being named 2008 Donald M. Palatucci Advocate of the Year by the AAN. A faculty member at the University of Alabama and University of South Alabama, Potts is attending neurologist at the VA Medical Center, and lives in Tuscaloosa, Alabama with his wife and two daughters.