Thomas A. Pollard, PhD Founder and CEO / President of the World Motor Sports Breast Cancer Foundation. "Dr Tom" as he is called, brings a wide range of experience to the running of the Foundation. Dr Tom grew up in Chicago, IL where he attended St. Mel High School and lettered in Football and Track. He was a student body officer of his class all four years and started the school's weightlifting club where he became one of the first state champions in Illinois High School weightlifting at 123 lbs. Dr Tom entered the Navel Reserve when he was junior in high school and served on active duty after graduation for one year and spent the next few years in the Navy Reserves.
Dr. Tom attended John J. Pershing College in Beatrice, Nebraska and graduated with a B. S. degree in Physical Education and two minors, Social Psychology and History. During his college years he served as a resident counselor and was a member of the T.K.E. colony on campus. He also worked for the Playboy company as one of their College Campus Reps. In his freshmen year at Pershing College he was the head basketball coach at St. Joseph elementary school in Beatrice, Nebraska. In his junior and senior year he was the assistant basketball and softball student coach for the female teams. In his Senior year he was given the position of Director of Intramural Sports. 
After graduation he became the head wrestling coach for Holy Trinity High School in Chicago, IL, where he lead the team to two conference championships, the first in the schools history - and, he was selected conference coach of the year twice. Dr. Tom also ran his first fundraiser for the school and wrestling team where he raised over $50,000 with the help of the student body.
Dr. Tom returned to Nebraska to attend the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where he had been selected to be the graduate assistant on the wrestling team while completing his Master degree. At this time Tom competed in wrestling and power lifting A.A.U. tournaments and became the university's first power lifting national champion at 123 lbs in 1976 and set a national record in the dead lift of 430 lbs. Tom spent his off hours in the weight room with the then famous weight trainer Boyd Epply who founded the Nebraska strength program.
Tom returned to Chicago and took over as the Head Wrestling Coach at Concordia College where he was again honored as District Coach of the year twice. once by the NAIA and once by the NCAA. He also received two A.A.U. Tournament Administrator of the Year awards for his work as tournament director of the then Junior National Championships, one of which was the largest wrestling tournament ever held in the USA (over 2,000 wrestlers). During this time Tom also became a International Wrestling judge and was the first resident in Illinois to become a FILA II ranked referee.
Dr. Tom  owned and operated  a very successful fitness center after leaving Concordia College and wrestling;  the Human Performance Center, where Tom worked with some of the top pro bodybuilders and was a contributing writer for Muscle & Fitness, Flex, and Iron Man magazines. During this period Tom expanded his interest into the fitness apparel industry. He started a small company HPS Body Gear where he designed and manufactured fitness apparel. This venture grew into designing apparel for night clubs and custom apparel for entertainers. Tom, has moved on into the retail market, and other management positions as well as working for several fitness and automotive publication reporting and photographing car shows before taking on the challenges of heading up the WORLD MOTOR SPORTS BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION in 2008.

Robert T. Gray, Secretary of the Board of Directors. Robert Thomas Gray, brings over 30 years of administrative experience to the Foundation. Robert received his BA from John J. Pershing College in 1970 at Beatrice, Neb. He then spent several years with a private social service home for delinquent children in York, Nebraska as the head of Social Services. Robert was also the head of Social Services for Ames County of Iowa for several years. He then took a position with US West where he headed several departments while there. After several years at US West Robert went to work for the Social Services for Boys Town in Omaha, Nebraska. Robert has his Masters and PhD in Business Administration from the University of Nebraska at Omaha.  Robert is now semi retired and doing consulting work for companies in the Omaha area.

Ronald Tekely, Board Member and Accountant. Ronald has over 30 years experience in private industry and healthcare as both an executive and manager. He has served on several non-profit boards and community and church-related committees and activities. Ron received his bachelor’s degree in accounting from Robert Morris University and a master’s degree in business from Carnegie Mellon University. He is a Certified Public Accountant.

BRIAN EVANS, Member of the Advisory Board of DirectorsBorn in Anchorage, Alaska in 1961, Brian is a 3rd generation Alaskan.  He has three daughters, Jeri Ann, Jennifer and Raina.  His work history includes various companies including Coca Cola, and Budweiser, as well as several smaller companies in Alaska.His interest in the automotive industry has been a consistent in his life.  In 2004 he helped start the American Drag Racing League, and today it's the 2nd largest drag racing series in the world. As Vice President of Sales and Marketing, he oversees all revenue streams and much of the day to day operations. In 2003 Brian's mother passed away due to a long and painful battle with breast cancer.  Since that time he has served on the board of various nonprofit organizations that benefit the research and development of a cure for breast cancer.  In his current position, he is helping the World Motor Sports Breast Cancer Foundation with various racing events around the USA.