As chief of staff for UC San Diego Health, Matthew Jenusaitis leads key initiatives in support of operational and strategic priorities to advance the organization's mission and vision. He serves as an executive liaison with the chief executive officer to provide management oversight and coordination of programs, initiatives and special projects, as well as deal with challenging situations and resolve problems. Additionally, Mr. Jenusaitis leads the enterprise-wide Project Management Office (PMO) to enhance performance management by improving operational efficiencies and reducing costs across UC San Diego Health. Mr. Jenusaitis brings to this position more than 25 years of medical device industry, start-up and institutional investment experience focused on organizational growth, commercialization and operations. As a global life science executive, he has extensive expertise in the following clinical areas: cardiovascular, neurovascular, peripheral vascular and gastrointestinal interventional, as well as experience in both domestic and international management, sales and marketing, new product development, and non-profit fund raising, operations and management. Before joining UC San Diego Health, Mr. Jenusaitis served as the president and chief executive officer of OCTANe, an Orange County, California non-profit organization focused on sparking innovation, starting new medical and high-tech companies, and creating jobs. OCTANe's accelerator program LaunchPad helped early-stage companies raise more than $700 million in capital and created more than 3,500 jobs in the region. Before OCTANe, Mr. Jenusaitis worked with ConcepTx, identifying unmet clinical opportunities and developing new technologies and companies. He also served as the president of ev3 Neurovasuclar, leading their growing division (formerly MicroTherapeutics Inc.) through a combination of organizational development activities by launching and developing markets for a number of new products. Mr. Jenusaitis spent 15 years at Boston Scientific Corp., most recently in the position of president of the $600 million Peripheral Interventions Division (formerly Medi-Tech) leading the acquisition and integration of Cryovascular Systems, Inc. and EndoTex, Inc. Before that, he held executive marketing and management positions in the Microvasive Endoscopy, International and Scimed Life Sciences divisions. During his career, Mr. Jenusaitis also spent eight years at Baxter Healthcare in both marketing and engineering management positions. Mr. Jenusaitis holds a master of business administration degree from the University of California, Irvine, a master of science degree in biochemical engineering from Arizona State University, and a bachelor of science degree in chemical engineering from Cornell University. He sits on the board of directors of Creagh Medical in Galway, Ireland, a developer and manufacturer of specialty angioplasty balloons, and Pulsar Vascular in Santa Clara, Calif., an early stage developer and manufacturer of neurovascular implants for the treatment of hemorrhagic stroke. He also serves on advisory boards for Cornell's School of Biomedical Engineering and Chapman University's Schmid School of Science and Technology.

Jake has been with the firm since 2005 and focuses on the overall vision and strategy of the company including financial, operational and delivery partnerships. Jake specializes in all phases of project development and has been instrumental in the successful completion of more than 2.1 million square feet of healthcare space, 7,000 structured parking stalls and over $1.1 billion of equity and debt financing. Specifically, Jake is responsible for sourcing, structuring and leading development opportunities including deal structuring, entitling, financing, and managing ground-up development projects from inception to occupancy. Prior to joining PMB, Jake was an investment sales associate at Voit Commercial Brokerage in Orange County, CA. Jake is a LEED® Accredited Professional and has a California real estate broker’s license. He is on the ULI Health Care and Life Sciences Council, an advisory board member of Cal Poly Pomona’s College of Environmental Design and holds active memberships in the Urban Land Institute (ULI), Cornell Real Estate Council and the U.S. Green Building Council.

Gregg Zoll is the Vice President of Facilities Management and Development at Sharp HealthCare. Prior to joining Sharp HealthCare, Gregg was at Stanford Medical Center where he served as the Director of Renewal Projects. Prior to Stanford, Gregg had extensive construction management experience with Hoag Hospital in Orange County. He has more than 28 years of diverse construction industry experience encompassing project estimating, program management, project controls, project management, contract administration and project engineering. Gregg is a design professional and an advocate of Design-Build. A strong team leader with a demonstrated history of building partnerships and high performance teams.

Jon is a Project Executive with Swinerton and has been with the firm since 2004. With over 18 years in the healthcare construction industry, Jon focuses on all aspects of Swinerton’s Healthcare business including business development, operations, and project management. Jon has helped deliver many significant healthcare projects with numerous prominent Southern-California healthcare providers. Jon is a LEED Accredited Professional and DBIA Professional. Outside of work, Jon enjoys spending time with family, camping, home renovation projects, and restoring classic American cars and vintage Harley Davidson motorcycles.

Elizabeth Hewitt Gibson joined the California Life Sciences Association (CLSA) in September 2016 as the Senior Director of Marketing and Programs. Based in CLSA’s San Diego office, she directs all aspects of CLSA’s member communication, member benefits, publications, inbound and digital marketing, and statewide conferences, programs and events. Elizabeth’s experience ranges from marketing and business development to HR and organizational development for Fortune 500 organizations. Elizabeth came to CLSA from HUB International, where she was the VP of Sales and Marketing and managed the introduction of the CLSA Benefits Advantage Trust. Elizabeth currently serves on the Advisory Board for Career Revolution, a national consultancy firm specializing in the development and retention of millennial talent. Prior to Career Revolution, Elizabeth created and directed the Career Development program at UC San Diego, and spent many years as Vice President of Business Development with international outplacement firm Lee Hecht Harrison. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of California, Irvine

Jenny Durbin, FMP leads the Global Facilities Planning & Innovative Workplace at Illumina, Inc., (NASDAQ: ILMN), the global leader in DNA sequencing and array-based technologies headquartered in San Diego, California. In her role, Jenny directs and has oversight of the facilities planning and occupancy strategies for office and all technical space across the Illumina portfolio of 2.1M SF, globally. Jenny is responsible for providing leadership and direction in establishment and management of site master plans, design standards, campus programming, workplace policy and strategy, in order to create an efficient and flexible real estate portfolio. With nearly a decade at this fast-growing, innovative company, Jenny continuously relies upon her positive outlook to help her nimbly develop, implement, and manage workplace strategies that transform work, optimize space, and enhance the employee experience as she leads the workplace strategy development at Illumina. Jenny has been a vital asset to Illumina as she has helped navigate the organization through significant scaling and growth – the company has quadrupled in revenues and the number of global employees since Jenny joined the team in 2009. In 2017, Illumina was recognized by MIT Technology Review's 50 Smartest Companies (for the 5th straight year), Forbes’ 2017 America’s Best Mid-Size Employers, BioSpace's 2017 Life Sciences Ideal Employers, and Computerworld’s Best Places to Work in IT. Jenny is a Member of San Diego Chapter of CREW (Commercial Real Estate Women), past member of IFMA (International Facilities Management Association) and is a frequent speaker on workplace innovation at forums such as Biocom where she participated on a panel discussion on “Workplace Strategy and Trends in the Industry”’ and ArchibusNexus Global Conference keynote speaker “Illumina’s Workplace Strategy: Shifting the Workplace Paradigm.” Jenny received her degree from Point Loma Nazarene in Industrial Organizational Psychology. Jenny is a Southern California native, a mom, a francophile, and world-traveler who believes and strives to live by the simple leadership philosophy: “collaboration and trust enables my team do their best work.

Scott Strom leads the Life Sciences core market group for DPR Construction, one of the country’s top technical builders and #1-ranked pharmaceutical contractor in the U.S. (ENR Top Contractors List 2017). Since joining DPR in 1993, Scott has built strong relationships with some of DPR’s top life science customers. He works with regional core market experts and account leaders to help DPR excel in the life sciences core market, which is focused on understanding and better serving customers in the areas of biotechnology, pharmaceutical, bio-agricultural, medical device and research institutes. Scott is considered an industry expert on project costs and design standards for both lab and manufacturing facilities in institutional and corporate projects. Having worked closely with Doug, Peter and Ron (DPR founders) over the course of his career, Scott shares their focus on shared leadership and combining the strengths of people to produce high-performing teams for customers and projects around the world. A graduate of Texas A&M University, Scott holds a Bachelor of Science in Construction Science and is a USGBC LEED 2.1-Accredited Professional. For more information about DPR Construction, please visit www.dpr.com.

Enrique Ceniceros is a Science and Technology practice leader at Harley Ellis Devereaux (HED). He is a seasoned architect and laboratory planner and is committed to the service of clients in the biotechnology, pharmaceutics, life science research, aerospace and medical device manufacturing markets. He is an expert in the adaptive reuse of existing commercial buildings into research and manufacturing facilities. Enrique also specializes in large facility assessments and equipment surveys that help the design team to better understand processes and work flow. Enrique Ceniceros, based in HED’s San Diego office, leads the firm’s Western Region Science and Technology practice. He understands San Diego’s thriving life science and pharmaceutical market and the key to success in creating spaces that engage, inspire and energize their occupants. Enrique studied Architecture at the California Polytechnic University of Pomona. He is a licensed architect and a USGBC LEED BD+C Accredited Professional. HED Advances Your World. Founded in 1908, we seek creative solutions that have a Positive Impact for our Clients, The Community, and the World. HED serves clients in a broad range of market sectors including Workplace, Housing, Mixed Use, Science + Technology, Healthcare, Higher Education and Pre K-12 + Community Education with offices in six locations nationally. See how we advance your world at www.hed.design