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Meet Our New
TRUSTEES
Kenny Peyton is an orthopedic and sports physical therapist. He owns Performance Physical Therapy and Sports Conditioning in Monterey and Krpata Sports Therapy in Carmel. A native of Baltimore, Peyton earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Duke University School of Medicine in 2002. He received his undergraduate degree in English from the University of Rochester, where he played varsity lacrosse and soccer. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist who works with professional athletes in various sports. Peyton developed and implemented an afterschool fitness “homework” program for Foothill Elementary School in Monterey, after budget cuts eliminated the physical education department. He coached lacrosse at Carmel High School for seven years. Peyton lives in Monterey with his wife, Deborah, who is president of the Santa Catalina Lower and Middle School Parent Association. They have three children: Alison ’18; Josh, grade 6; and Alex, grade 2.
KENNY PEYTON
Mary Looram Moslander ’84 is the founder of LiveHealthier, Inc., a global provider of innovative health management programs tailored to individuals and customized to corporations. Through a proprietary web-based platform, individuals have access to personalized health tools, trusted health information, confidential coaching from health professionals, and peer-based social networking capabilities.
MARY MOSLANDER
A seasoned veteran in the field of interactive media, Moslander spent 10 years as an executive with The Washington Post Company, helping create, build, and manage powerful online products and services. She was a member of the executive team that developed and launched washingtonpost.com in 1996. Her efforts helped the online business more than quadruple in revenue and audience and reach profitability. Moslander held various roles with the new media electronic publishing subsidiary known as “Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive,” including vice president and general manager of Jobs, Cars, and Real Estate. Under her tenure, recruitment revenues and audience tripled. Moslander and her husband recently moved to San Francisco with their three daughters after spending 17 years on the East Coast. Moslander is the sister of Meaghan Looram Mulcahy ’92.