Officers & Directors

Bonnie H. Salamon
Founder and Board Member

Bonnie has over 35 years of business experience. She was the Founder and President of Rand Associates, a commercial collection agency and accounts receivable management company. She actively participated in all areas of the business including sales, marketing, administration, human resource management, finance, and client relations and services. Prior to Rand, she served at Scientific Atlanta as Credit Manager for two divisions. She also serves as an independent consultant for many businesses in these areas, as well as the establishment and development of new businesses. She is a noted guest lecturer, teacher and award winner in the business community from Sales and Marketing Executives International and the Atlanta City Sales Club. Bonnie received her Bachelor of Arts in interdisciplinary studies (sociology, psychology, and women's studies) from Piedmont College, graduating Summa Cum Laude.

Bonnie's experience in the non-profit arena includes service as Treasurer and Board Member of her religious congregation. She has moved into the non-profit arena with the creation of the original concept for AgeLess, developing it through inception to its current successes. She serves as AgeLess' first President and leader and also is a facilitator for AgeLess programs. She has been instrumental in all phases of AgeLess including strategic planning, fundraising, program development, design and delivery, communications, and Board leadership and management.

Thomas D. Boykin
Director, Deloitte Consulting LLP

Thomas has over 20 years of experience as a Strategy and Operations business consultant, primarily focusing on the consumer business and manufacturing industries. He has assisted clients in formulating comprehensive business and Supply Chain strategies, and in reengineering distribution and manufacturing operations to reduce costs, improve customer service and drive revenue. Thomas has represented a premier list of clients including Adidas USA, AmerisourceBergen, Andersen Windows, Bacardi, Briggs & Stratton, Dunlop, DuPont, Ford, Gillette, GM, Nabisco, Ralston Purina and Rubbermaid. He is a graduate of Georgia Tech with a Bachelors degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering.

Thomas also has a passion for community service. He has assumed leadership roles in many of Deloitte’s community service activities including serving as the firm’s United Way campaign chairman, sponsoring the Annual Ralph McGill Spelling Bee (to tutor and prepare elementary students for the annual basic skills test), managing the School-to-Work Day initiative (designed to expose high school students to the consulting profession), and leading the firm’s restart of it’s Junior Achievement initiative.

Steven Salamon
President and Executive Creative Director, Salamon & Assoc. Inc.

Steve is the founding principal of Salamon Associates, a full-service marketing communications agency. He is responsible for the administration/management, strategic planning and budgeting, account supervision, creative direction, creative production, media planning/buying, and new business development of the company. Steve also works part time as a kitchen designer for Lowes.

Steve previously worked as an Adjunct Instructor for North Georgia Technical college teaching courses in Entrepreneurship and Business Law. He also worked as a producer/director in television and an announcer/producer in radio. He has been a writer/producer and account executive in advertising, sales and sales management organizations. Steve received a Bachelor of Science in Mass Communications from the University of Florida.

Steve participated with his wife, Bonnie, in the founding and development of AgeLess, creating the entity's image and marketing materials and working with programming and joint venture opportunities. He has also done a great deal of pro-bono marketing for other non-profit agencies. He has been active in the community as a member of the Theater Committee of SNCA, Assistant Team Leader for Flying Doctors of America, Treasurer of the Association for Mentally Retarded Offenders, and mentor with the White County Mentoring Program. He was President and a Board Member of the Atlanta City Sales Club, on the Board of Sales & Marketing Executives International, and PR Counsel for Meeting Planners International. He has also been active with the National Association of Television Arts & Sciences and the Japan America Society.

Janet has over 20 years of experience in traditional and alternative healthcare research, community development, patient care, and teaching. She worked for the University of Kentucky Medical Center in the field of genetic research and brought healthcare services to the mentally and physically challenged in Eastern Kentucky through grants from the National Institute of Health. As a registered nurse, she worked in metropolitan Atlanta hospitals in the departments of adolescent psychiatry, surgery, pharmacy, and emergency medicine. Janet was also the founder of Creative Wellness, LLC, a program-based wellness company educating the public about traditional and alternative ways to improve the quality of life. She has also been an instructor at the Atlanta School of Massage after receiving her credentials as an Accredited Massage Therapist. Currently, Janet organizes wellness tours to Costa Rica where she is a part time resident.

Another passion of Janet’s is community involvement. She has been a board member of the Atlanta Regional Health Forum, President-Elect of Atlanta Women’s Network, secretary of the Atlanta Symphony Associates, treasurer of the Brookhaven Park Place Homeowner’s Association, volunteer with Twilight Brigade/Compassion in Action and a current member of Women’s Commerce Club. Janet is currently a docent at the High Museum of Art.

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