Proctor Lane Investments is a privately-owned company specializing in the establishment and operations of service-based businesses in the Pacific Northwest. Currently the Proctor Lane portfolio includes: All-Star Auto Glass, Eastside Mobile Auto Glass, PLIMA, Stop Bugging Me Pest Control and JAYMAR. Recently Proctor Lane sold their ownership of SEVEN haircare. In addition, Proctor Lane offers strategic advisory services to Sagely and other start-ups. The team at Proctor Lane provides comprehensive support to all of its businesses, including: • Operational & Project Management • Finance & Accounting • Legal Counsel • Information Technology • Marketing, Advertising and PR Strategy & Execution • Property Management & Facilities Maintenance • COGS & Supply Chain Procurement • Human Resources • Warehousing & Logistics In addition to its businesses, Proctor Lane, under the ownership of Marsha S. and Jay M. Glazer, manages its own investment portfolio and a fine art collection that ranks among the top 25 in the US. Marsha and Jay are Washington residents with a long history of business development and community service. Following in her parents’ entrepreneurial footsteps, Marsha was the financial principal behind Quality Food Centers Grocery Stores (QFC) before selling the chain of more than 100 stores to Fred Meyer, which was later acquired by Kroger, and a minority owner of Schuck’s Auto Supply. Jay also comes from a family of entrepreneurs. His family owned and operated 18 Big Boy Restaurants. Prior to Proctor Lane, Jay owned and operated 17 retail stores in the Midwest and SVI Entertainment, a company that offered on-demand video systems to more than 500,000 hotel and hospital rooms nationwide. www.callallstar.com www.eastsidemobileautoglass.com www.stopbuggingmenow.com www.livesagely.com