JOHN C. HANEY

John Haney is the Vice President of Provident Lending Corporation located in Colorado Springs, Colorado. John has expertise in debt and equity management as well as cash flow opportunity cost analysis which enables his clients to create wealth through strategic mortgage planning. In 2003, he earned his Mortgage Planner designation from the High Trust Sales Academy and in 2005, his Certified Mortgage Planning Specialist (CMPS) designation from the CMPS Institute. John received his Certified Mortgage Planner (CMP) designation in 2008.

John’s love of helping people and the equine community led him to join the Board in 2007. He has been active with both business and non-profit organizations of the Pikes Peak region. John has served as chapter President, Vice President, and a member of the membership committee for Business Networking International (BNI). He has also served numerous terms as Vice President and board member for the Kit Carson Riding Club.

VICTORIA KING, M. D.

Dr. Victoria King was a member of the 1968 U.S. Olympic Swimming Team and World Record holder in the 800 meter freestyle relay from 1968-1971. In 1969, she was the U.S. National Champion in 500 yard freestyle. Dr. King lettered in swimming while attending Stanford University from 1971-1975.

Dr. King graduated with honors from Stanford and attended Medical School at the University of Missouri- Columbia. She did her Residency in Otolaryngology/ Head and Neck Surgery at Stanford University which was followed by 11 years in practice in Palo Alto, CA.

During that time, Dr. King served in the 129th Air Rescue and Recovery Squadron of the California Air National Guard, attaining the rank of Lt. Colonel and Senior Flight Surgeon. She served in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait during the Persian Gulf War. Dr. King has received numerous awards and medals including: Humanitarian Service Medal, Earl T. Ricks Outstanding AF Unit Award, Air Medal for combat missions, Aerial Achievement Medal with First Oak Leaf Cluster for combat support missions. Dr. King as named the Air National Guard Medical Officer of the Year in 1991.