Harold Suire is President and CEO of Education, Research and Information Services, Inc., a private company located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and also serves as President of the J. Bennett Johnston Science Foundation. Suire was recently named Vice-President of Education and Training for The Browning Group International in Denver, Colorado. Suire has responsibility for marketing and implementing the new STEP (Student Teacher Emergenetics Profile) program in schools throughout the Unites States. Suire has consulted with Fortune 500 companies, non-profit organizations, and economic development groups throughout the U.S. Suire serves as a citizen member with Governors from the South on the Southern Growth Policies Board in Chapel Hill, North Carolina and has served on the group's Executive Committee and as its Treasurer. He is currently on the board of directors and treasurer of the University of Louisiana System Foundation. He has been instrumental in establishing community leadership programs in several states. For the last several years, he has studied whole brain theories and practices and through the tutelage of Dr. Geil Browning has become a Certified Emergenetics Associate. Suire's clients include the University of Colorado Rocky Mountain Leadership Program, Denver Community Leadership Forum, Leadership Alabama, Leadership Kentucky, Leadership Louisiana, Leadership Florida, the Bell South Foundation, Tulane Medical Center, Hershey's of Canada, Synovus Service Corp., Alabama Farmers Cooperative, and several Fortune 500 companies including Shell Oil, ChevronTexaco, and Dow Chemical. In addition to business clients, Suire also has provided training and consultation for the National Council of State Legislators, Oregon State Legislature, City of Denver, Bay County, Florida, the Junior League of New Orleans, the University of Louisiana System, Louisiana Technical Colleges and the Young Presidents Organization. He has received the National Distinguished Leadership Award and was a Volunteer Activist of the Year in Baton Rouge. In 1996, Suire was named Outstanding Alumni of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.