Barbara Shattuck Kohn

Barbara Shattuck Kohn has been an investment banker specializing in the health care industry for over 35 years. She started her career as a municipal bond analyst at Standard & Poor's Corporation and then went to Goldman Sachs & Company, where she was one of the first female Vice Presidents at the firm and was head of the municipal finance healthcare investment banking group. She then started Cain Brothers, Shattuck & Company, a health care financial advisory firm that subsequently became Shattuck Hammond Partners, Inc. As president of Shattuck Hammond, Ms. Shattuck Kohn was responsible for a firm of 60 professionals in four offices. That firm was acquired by Morgan Keegan and eventually became a part of Raymond James. Ms. Shattuck Kohn currently maintains an office at Hammond Hanlon Camp LLC and has been a director of numerous corporate and charitable organizations. She is currently a director of Penn National Gaming (a NASDAQ company) and EmblemHealth. She is also the Chair of the board of the Four Freedoms Park Conservancy in New York, a presidential memorial honoring Franklin D. Roosevelt. Ms. Shattuck Kohn graduated from Connecticut College and is a registered broker-dealer with the SEC.