Advisory council

Lee Hanna

Lee Hanna is a retired Senior Bank Executive and former President and CEO of Barnett Bank Subsidiaries. He is also a founding Board Member of The North Florida Land Trust and active in several venture capital and real estate funds.

Lee was drawn to Equinox Documentaries after learning of Bill Belleville’s approach to land preservation and conservation. One of the first times Lee met Bill, Bill explained his feeling that legislation would always be inadequate to address conservation needs and that what was really needed was to make people aware of the beauty and value of natural Florida.

Lee, who retired from a twenty-year Barnett Bank career in 1995, had been introduced to Bill through Equinox Board member Leslie Poole. Lee had just read River of Lakes, Bill’s book about the St. John’s River, and was hooked. He, Leslie and Bill met at a fish camp south of Daytona and hatched the idea for Equinox Documentaries, Inc. in order to produce documentaries that would carry Bill’s message.

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Ann McGregor

Ann McGregor de-mystifies technology through her work as president of Radiant Life Productions, LLC, a computer consulting company. Ann’s unique blend of communications and technological skills merges with a deep knowledge of and appreciation for the environment to provide an opportunity to use technology in new and exciting ways.

Ann also has a life-long commitment to community service, with a special focus on the arts and outdoor/fitness based groups. She has served on various boards of directors and led committees for many non-profit organizations. Her desire for continued education is quenched through her PhD level course work in Organic Process Psychology and Integrated Ecology.

Ann loves to make the complicated simple, by breaking things down into easily manageable pieces—whether it’s a networked computer system, a weekend Annual Meeting, a mountain bike tour or a meal for a film crew.

Her ideal day would find her in the forest, next to a running stream, sitting in the crook of a big tree with a good book—and maybe a wireless internet connection!

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