I served (briefly) on the Board of Directors of my local Board of Realtors.

I'm currently a Freelance Art Director/Graphic Designer and can relate to the salary pressures and competition in the industry.

I've reached out to director of the program that placed them in my unit and hope to be able to connect to the victims family through them. 

And they may not do any of those things but, once someone demonstrates to me that they are not reasonable and/or once someone makes a threat (direct or veiled) of any kind (and unreasonableness and threats often go together)...they are on the way out the door at my earliest convenience.It not only makes my life easier but it is in the best interest of my business to show them the door.

I was the Finance Director for a major non-profit.

A little about me: Just turned 31, live in Los Angeles working as a Director of commercial property management for a large international private real estate group that owns, manages, and develops commercial and residential real estate. 

How about signing a note devised to fund a Charitable Remainder Trust from a non-profit to build a low-mod housing development and having the seller provide 100% financing then, in addition, kicking in 50k to fund the non-profit, to pay expenses, the executive director (me)..........show of hands.....anyone?  

Despite three generations of consuming U.S.A. television drama, we remain substantially less litigious here in Canada ... you generally have to do something rather egregious to get sued.Officers/directors of a company remain responsible for the conduct of the company - as the primary or single owner of an investment holding company you would also be an officer of the company.  

Contact them and speak to their program Directors.

My last job as a Finance Director was "Degree Required."