Meet The principals

David Stoller has had a career spanning law, private equity, and entrepreneurial leadership. Mr. Stoller was a partner and co-head of Milbank Tweed’s global project finance practice, a partner and head of Charterhouse Group USA’s Environmental Capital Group, founding CEO of two leading companies in the environmental services area, American Disposal Services (led IPO in 1996) and  in wholesale insurance, Americana Financial Services (now AMWINS), and, until his recent retirement, served for eight years as Chairman and CEO of the London Exchange-listed Reach4Entertainment, the largest branding and marketing agency for theater and live entertainment in London and New York City.

Mr. Stoller has a BA in biology from University of Pennsylvania, an MA from the Graduate Faculty of the New School for Social Research, a JD from the Fordham Law School, and is a graduate of the Harvard Business School’s Advanced Management Program (AMP 115). 

Certainly no less relevant than David’s extensive business background is the fact that he has been the principal caregiver for his wife, Barbara, of nearly forty years, who has suffered from early-onset Alzheimer’s since 2007.
email: David@SharegiverSolutions.com

Rob Stoller has been working in film and video since he received his degree in Broadcasting & Film from Boston University, subsequently adding an MBA in Management from Long Island University. He has taught, lectured and mentored at the university level for over twenty years in the Telecommunications realm, as well as having Head Coached High School Varsity Boys baseball and tennis teams. 

Rob founded a production company, ART IN MOTION (www.artinmotion.tv) in 1988 to promote individuals and organizations (predominantly non-profits) providing unique contributions toward health, education and the arts. After having produced a video series entitled “Overcoming Obstacles”, which featured people living with physical disabilities (resulting from Cerebral Palsy, amputation, spinal chord injuries, genetic neurologic disorders and vision impairment), Rob became involved in working with mental disorders including Autism, Asperger’s syndrome and memory loss. He recognized and remains fascinated by the correlation between his archival films - many of which feature iconic images and timeless music - and a cognitive “connection” for many of those suffering Dementia. That visual phenomenon of memory, as well as the opportunity to coach family member caregivers toward a positive sharing mindset (particularly having observed his brother as a proactive Dementia caregiver) are what motivated Rob to join David in forming Sharegiver Solutions. 
email: Rob@SharegiverSolutions.com