The EXACT Measure of an Athlete

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Barry Tarter, CPA, MBA Executive Director	Combining a passion for athletics and expertise in developing evolutionary services, Mr. Tarter leads the growth of EXACT. Prior to EXACT, Mr. Tarter was a Field Team Leader for PricewaterhouseCoopers. Subsequently, as an innovation manager at Unilever, he utilized new technologies in the development of personal care products. Mr. Tarter has worked with a variety of organizations including Bally Total Fitness, Kraft Foods, Coca-Cola, Wilson Sporting Goods, Bell Sports, & the NCAA. He is a former high school wrestler (silver medalist) & soccer player (city champion), and former FIFA soccer referee. Mr. Tarter is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin (BBA) and the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business (MBA).
Peter Broadley, MEd 336.812.3460	Coach Broadley has extensive experience at all levels of soccer, having managed youth, collegiate, and professional organizations on both a regional and national scale. Prior to EXACT, he was most recently a Head Men’s Soccer Coach at the NCAA Division I level. With 20 years experience in recruiting and placing athletes in collegiate and professional teams, he is very aware of the importance of evaluation to player performance. Coach Broadley is involved with the most prestigious soccer organizations in the US including the NSCAA, USYSA, ODP, NCYSA, NFHS, USL, USSYL, MLS, and the NCAA.
Jimmy Disch, PED	Dr. Disch, professor of Kinesiology at Rice University, has authored numerous articles in the areas of applied measurement, prediction in sport, and applied sport science and co-authored the textbook, Measurement and Evaluation in Human Performance. He has served as chair, secretary, and advisory board member for the measurement and evaluation council of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD). Dr. Disch has worked as a consultant and advisor for Olympic and professional teams. He is currently on the Educational Advisory Committee of USA Volleyball and directs several youth sport clinics. In 1999 he was named recipient of the National Measurement & Evaluation Council Honor Award. Dr. Disch is a graduate of the University of Houston (BS, MEd) and Indiana University (PED).
Chad Ehrnsberger	Mr. Ehrnsberger leads EXACT's baseball operations. As a three-time all-Big Ten selection, a National College Baseball Writers Association All-American and 1st Team Academic All-American, Mr. Ehrnsberger knows what it takes to succeed. He currently plays professional baseball for the Joliet Jackhammers and has worked as an instructor, health club manager, and high school teacher. He recently created a charitable organization, Hometown Homers. Mr. Ehrnsberger studied at Ohio State and is a graduate of University of Central Florida.
Chris Gardner	Mr. Gardner manages EXACT's Texas operations. He was a highly successful baseball player in the Houston community. Having worked in the restaurant industry for nearly 10 years, Chris understands the complexities of both keeping our clients and partners satisfied and of managing a well-run logistical operation. Mr. Gardner is a graduate of Concordia University at Austin with a degree in Kinesiology & Exercise Science.
Danny Gibb	Mr. Gibb manages hockey operations at the youth and collegiate level. Mr. Gibb played hockey at the elite level through high school and now continues as a hockey coach at the high school and club level. He is Level 4 USA Hockey Certified and currently serves on the board of directors for the Mar Vista Hockey youth program. Mr. Gibb is a graduate of California State University Los Angeles.
Courtney Hall	Mr. Hall completed a successful football career where he received the SWC 80’s All-Decade award. As a professional athlete, Mr. Hall was an 8-year starter for the NFL San Diego Chargers, team captain, and 4-time 1st Alternate to the Pro Bowl. He also served as an NFL Player’s Association representative. Mr. Hall is a member of a sub-committee of the Rice University Board of Trustees and serves on the board of the National Council for Unity. Mr. Hall is a graduate of Rice University (BS) and the University of Chicago Law School and Graduate School of Business (JD, MBA).
Galina Kirillova, PhD	Dr. Kirillova is a Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences and is an expert in the human physiology and biochemistry. In the Soviet Union, she conducted research in bioenergetics and in the biochemical mechanisms of free oxidation and adaptation to cold. Dr. Kirilloval is currently the director of a biochemistry lab. Dr. Kirillova's research program has been related to the mechanisms of organismic reaction to external stressors. She received a MS in Human Physiology and earned a Ph.D. degree in Biochemistry from the Moscow State University, Moscow, USSR.
Levent Kirsci, PhD	Dr. Kirisci is a professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Statistics at the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Kirisci has developed as well as uses state of the science mathematics and statistics to solve complex problems requiring short and long term prediction. Dr. Kirisci, a former Fulbright Scholar, has published over 50 articles on this topic. He is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh (MA, PhD).
Rebecca McNamee, PhD	Dr. McNamee is a University of Pittsburgh professor conducting research related to the cognitive and neural networks of youth. Using complex brain imaging, she works on improving data processing and analysis for these individuals. Dr. McNamee is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh (MS, PhD).
Ty Ridenour, PhD	Dr. Ridenour is a professor in the department of Human Development and Family Studies at Penn State University. Combining his love for athletics and analysis, Dr. Ridenour explores various components of success in the sports community. He is a graduate of Washington University (MPE) and Ball State University (MA, PhD).
Ralph Tarter, PhD	Dr. Tarter is Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Psychiatry, and Psychology at the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Tarter has expertise in neuropsychology, psychometric measurement, and statistical methodologies. He has published 300 scientific articles and 10 books. He directs a research center funded by the National Institute of Health (NIH) aimed at longitudinal prediction of outcomes from childhood to adulthood. Dr. Tarter is a graduate of Concordia University [Montreal, Quebec] (BA), Dalhousie University (MA), University of Pittsburgh (MPA), and University of Oklahoma (PhD).
Michael Vanyukov, PhD	Dr. Vanyukov is a professor at the University of Pittsburgh, focusing on human genetics. He has expertise in understanding how genetic and environmental factors elucidate an individual trajectory towards successful or negative performance outcomes. Dr. Vanyukov is a graduate of the Moscow State University, Moscow, USSR (PhD).