Andrew Kluger has a BA in International Affairs and Economics from University of California, Davis; and a Juris Doctorate from University of San Francisco School of Law. He is an entrepreneur, a business executive, a venture capitalist, and a philanthropist. He founded and is CEO of Early Bird Alert, Inc., a start-up home healthcare patient-centric communications device for the military, seniors, students, and other groups; Chairman of the Board and former CEO of Hawaii Air Ambulance; President of Kluger & Associates, a medical management company; Managing Partner of Bluegrass Assisted Living in Kentucky; and President of Book Bank USA, a non-profit that has donated over five million books and computers to schools and libraries worldwide since 1966. He has received numerous awards, including the Livingston M.F. Wong, MD Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition for outstanding service and dedication to the community and the emergency medical services, a commendation by the Hawaii State Senate, and a National Broadcasters Association Award presented by NBC Television. He also serves on the National Board of Directors of the Association for Air Medical Services and is a member of the International Association of Financial Planning, Practitioners Division. He has handled over 40 mergers and acquisitions in the healthcare field, including the bringing of a medical IPO public on the New York Stock Exchange. He has handled the debt workout of four large international enterprises in Latin America.