Dean Johnson graduated from Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio with Bachelor of Science Degrees in finance and business management. The majority of his career has been spent in the mortgage and residential building industries until the deaths of his wife Sandy and her mother in October of 2002. After their deaths Mr. Johnson embarked on a journey. That journey began the day after his wife's death with a visit to the accident site where she and her mother were killed. Over the next several weeks Dean initiated an investigative process which led him to identify Driver-Conditioning as an underlying cause of that violent crash. After further study he discovered that the principles of driver-conditioning could be used to: 1. Identify the probable cause of accidents at other crash locations where like-kind accidents occur; and, 2. Help identify potential high-accident sites before they claim their first victim. In addition, Mr. Johnson worked closely with an Ohio Senator and his legislative team in Washington D.C. and was instrumental in aiding in the development of legislation pertaining to the Strategic Highway Safety Program as well as the law requiring the Top 5% Report which requires State Transportation Departments to disclose the locations of dangerous intersections and stretches of highway within each State. Through his efforts with the Sandy Johnson Foundation, Dean was featured in a story in Reader's Digest in 2003 pertaining to unsafe highways which drew national attention. He has appeared on national television and participated in local television programs relating to highway safety in Ohio and Michigan.