Keith Holman works in all aspects of design from facilitating the sale of antiques, designing personal yoga and meditation areas, electric roofs for restaurant and hotel decorating/design  and worked with ICRAVE Design firm (One Sunset Restaurant, STK Restaurant, Coco De Ville West Hollywood, Koi Restaurant Las Vegas). After leaving San Jose State University, Keith moved to Los Angeles, California to pursue his dream of becoming a Fashion Designer. Keith was able to reach his goals quickly with the help and support of his mentors Bill Whitten (Neil Diamond, A Taste of Honey, Michael Jackson, Kenny Rodgers) and Stella Ruata & Bessie Nelson of Artistic Hand Beading.

Keith went on his own and began working with entertainers such as Jermaine Stewart, Bobby Brown, Heavy D and the Boyz, Guy, New Edition, Johnny Gill, and Latin superstar Juan Gabriel, Jacqueline Stallone. He eventually produced a clothing line that was picked up by major retailers including: Macy’s, H. Lorenzo, Esclusivo, Fred Segal and others. Shortly after, Keith branched out into television. He designed special wardrobe for LA Law and Doogie Howser, M.D. Television episodes. He also created and designed many segments and outfits for the Grammy’s, Soul Train Music Awards, Academy Awards, and American Music Awards.

Although Keith was a successful fashion designer, he continued to strengthen and expand his talent at Thomas Schoos Designs where he was showroom manager and designed interior/exterior furniture & accessories, and purchased antiques & contemporary pieces for celebrity client list including Tracey Bregman-Recht, Lauren Finmore (Young and the Restless, Bold and the Beautiful), Linda Gray, Bernadette Peters, Jessica Simpson, Nick Lachey and Jamie & Steven Tisch. He also brought in his previous clients/friends Kim Novak and Eddie Murphy.

Keith has received several awards such as the coveted Gold Thimble Award and a NAACP Image Award. He donates his time and money to many causes, including the music and entertainment chapter of the City of Hope and organizing fashion shows for various charities.

Rachel Boesing is most widely known as the former weather forecaster on the weekday version of NBC4’s popular early morning newscast, “Today in LA” (5AM- 7AM), and the station’s “Mid Day Report” (11AM-Noon). Boesing joined KNBC in April 2003. In addition to her weather forecasting duties, Boesing also hosted “yourLA,” a half-hour KNBC-produced weekday program considered the ultimate insider’s guide to the greater Los Angeles area and features viewer produced video pods.

Beginning in July 2003, Boesing could also be seen as the host of HGTV’s “Hey Remember,” a retrospective show highlighting the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. Boesing began her broadcasting career in 1994 as an intern for the syndicated show “Entertainment Tonight,” before becoming an anchor and reporter for I.E. News, a cable news program based in Long Beach, California. From January 1997 to April 2003, Boesing was the weekend weather anchor for KVBC-TV Las Vegas, providing forecasts for the 5 PM, 6 PM, and 11 PM newscasts. She also contributed entertainment reports for the weekday news shows.

Prior to her work at KVBC-TV, Boesing was a weekend weather anchor and general assignment reporter at WSJV-TV in Elkhart, Indiana from November 1994 to December 1996. She also served as co-anchor of the station’s morning show, “Wake Up.”

Active in the community, Boesing served as the Honorary Chairperson of the 2006 Multiple Sclerosis Walk in Irvine, California. She also hosted UNCF’s “Evening of the Stars” fundraising special in 2003 and 2005, and each year, hosts the Rites of Academic Passage for College Bound. Additionally, Boesing is a spokesperson for the American Cancer Society’s Daffodil Days.

David Gana is an interior strategist (interior design combined with value engineering). Over the course of David’s career he has developed environmentally friendly, cost effective, short and long-term interior design strategies/philosophies for both commercial and residential clients.

Working with Washington Mutual Bank, David was able to develop design strategies that saved the company millions of dollars per year. He created a work environment that met their functional needs that effectively utilized their real estate, reduced landfill waste, and improved productivity.

David achieved this by using his proprietary value engineering program when he evaluated employee functionality and used eco-friendly products in the design of their workspaces. David used the same skill set for non-profit organizations such as the YWCA’s opportunity center, creating dynamic workspaces, adding occupancy by 20% and at the same time reducing the organization’s cost of maintenance.

This skill set is not only used for commercial applications, but residential as well, creating interior environments that meet the customers’ goals while keeping within their budget. David’s philosophy is to bring design to the masses and to teach people that eco conscious designs do not have to be only for the rich, but that everyone can have a creatively designed environment within their own price-point.

David’s background has also included research and development for workplace effectiveness and construction management. He uses his knowledge in both of these areas when creating his interior designs. David resides in Los Angeles, California and is currently working on several interior design projects for private residences.

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Keith Holman, and David Gana, hosts of The Eco Mod Squad and their co-host Rachel Boesing, renovate and repair single-family homes, apartment buildings, modular homes, trailers and other unique spaces…all in an environmentally conscious way.

The Eco Mod Squad will also take on the impossible jobs, where the resident feels that there is no hope, and, when possible, will be green.

Agriculture is another major focus on The Eco Mod Squad as sustainable landscaping, such as “victory” gardens, is an inexpensive and healthy way to feed the family.

But between floor plans, sketches, swatches and blueprints, there’s always room for drama. Starting with David’s “Go green or go home” attitude, and Keith’s “Why do we have to?” interjections; it’s usually Rachel who has to step in and keep these two designing mavericks in line.

The Eco Team will go out of their way to make any remolding activity lively and entertaining, as well as informative, timely and manageable.

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