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<p>Founder & CEO, Director of Movement & Functional Medicine</p>

<p>Makenzie, MS, LAT, ATC, FAAFM is a certified and licensed athletic trainer in Michigan and Florida. She received her Master of Science in Sports Medicine from the University of Virginia. In addition, she has a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Applied and Ethics based, and a Minor in Biomedical Sciences from Western Michigan University. She was also a Division 1 soccer goalkeeper, captain, and Bronco Award winner for selfless leadership. </p>

<p>While at UVA, Makenzie worked with the 7-time national championship Men’s Soccer Program and completed her thesis on wearable technology, specifically how to use internal and external load monitoring for injury prevention, return to activity, and performance. She also studied in the clinic and operating rooms for UVA Orthopedic Surgery.</p>

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<p>Culinarian</p>

<p>Sanne Marino is originally from the Netherlands and moved to the United States just before turning four, when her parents relocated to expand their dairy farm. While her family still lives in northeast Indiana, Sanne moved to Michigan in 2021. She graduated from Purdue University in 2018 with a B.S. in Agricultural Economics and a B.S. in Animal Sciences. After beginning her career as a commercial lender in Indiana, she transitioned into mortgage lending when she moved to Michigan. When rising interest rates slowed the mortgage industry in 2022–2023, she took the opportunity to pursue her lifelong dream of attending culinary school. She enrolled at Schoolcraft College and graduated in 2025 with an Associate’s degree in Culinary Arts.</p>

<p>Sanne has been married to her husband, Andrew, for two and a half years, and together they have a sweet black lab named Ruby. Cooking has always been her greatest passion, but she also loves hiking, camping, kayaking, gardening, traveling, spending time with loved ones, and cheering on the Detroit Red Wings. She gravitates toward Japanese and Latin American cuisines, especially ramen and tacos. Her favorite piece of equipment is the Combi Oven!</p>

<p>Her “why” for joining RORE comes from a strong value for health and the inspiration she draws from her grandparents, who are 88 and 86 and still walk a 5K every day. She connected deeply with RORE’s emphasis on overall well-being rather than image or size. To Sanne, health is complex, personal, and unique to each individual. She believes it should be treated with that level of care.</p>

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<p> Certified Culinarian</p>

<p>Ila Roullier (C.C. – Certified Culinarian) is from the Metro Detroit area and graduated from Schoolcraft College in 2022 with an associate’s degree in Culinary Arts. She went on to earn a B.S. in Community Development with a concentration in Health Science and a minor in Nutrition from Central Michigan University in 2025. Ila plans to continue her education in graduate school, focusing on dietetics or nutritional sciences. She and her fiancé, Elijah—who is studying game design at Lawrence Technological University—will be married in May 2026. She also has two younger siblings who play hockey for the Canton Wolves.</p>

<p>Ila’s favorite hobbies include sketching new recipe concepts, reading, and diving into culinary and nutritional learning. Her favorite RORE food is the buckwheat waffles with banana and almond butter, and her go-to equipment includes the sauna and rowing machine.</p>

<p>Her “why” is rooted in a desire to help people within any community, big or small, through food and movement with the goal of preventing future illness and injury. Being able to create delicious food that nourishes both body and soul is deeply meaningful to her. Ila was drawn to RORE because she had long searched for likeminded individuals who believe in food and movement as foundational forms of medicine, while still valuing modern medical care. She feels truly grateful to have found a team dedicated not only to helping others, but also to building a supportive, spirited, and loving community.</p>

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<p>Surgical Athletic Trainer</p>

<p>Kelsey Malven, originally from Troy, MI, holds a Michigan State undergraduate degree in Kinesiology, followed by a Master’s in Athletic Training from MSU and an Athletic Training Residency at Emory University, where she served as an orthopedic resident at Corewell Health Royal Oak. Kelsey and her fiance recently purchased their first home in Berkley, MI and are looking forward to their 2026 wedding. Kelsey’s favorite hobbies include traveling, being outdoors, and working out. Her favorite food is Mexican, and her go-to coffee order is an Americano</p>

<p>She became an athletic trainer because she loves helping people understand their bodies and guiding them toward their goals. She strongly values the holistic approach RORE takes, considering the entire body and its interconnected functions rather than focusing solely on an injury or complaint. Her favorite piece of equipment is the Boost Treadmill (“Who wouldn’t want to feel like an astronaut?”).</p>

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<p>Surgical Athletic Trainer</p>

<p>Kelsey Malven, originally from Troy, MI, holds a Michigan State undergraduate degree in Kinesiology, followed by a Master’s in Athletic Training from MSU and an Athletic Training Residency at Emory University, where she served as an orthopedic resident at Corewell Health Royal Oak. Kelsey and her fiance recently purchased their first home in Berkley, MI and are looking forward to their 2026 wedding. Kelsey’s favorite hobbies include traveling, being outdoors, and working out. Her favorite food is Mexican, and her go-to coffee order is an Americano</p>

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<p>Director of Rehabilitation and Education</p>

<p>Laura is currently a physical therapist for RIM and medical director for the WNBA Las Vegas Aces. She has 35 years of experience treating orthopedic/sports medicine injuries in professional, Olympic, collegiate, high school, and amateur athletes. Laura shares this wisdom by teaching advanced sports medicine techniques to professionals worldwide.</p>

<p>Laura received a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy from Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, in 1987. She then completed a fellowship in sports medicine through the University of North Carolina and Health South Rehabilitation Corporation, receiving her certification as an athletic trainer in 1990. During this fellowship, Laura trained under prominent orthopedic surgeon Dr. James Andrews and well-known physical therapist Kevin Wilk in Birmingham, AL.</p>

<p>Laura was an athletic trainer at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, and for the 1994 United States Paralympic swim team. She worked in 2015/2016 as a physical therapist/athletic trainer on the Women’s Professional Tennis tour. She served as the head athletic trainer and strength coach for 21 Seasons with the WNBA Detroit Shock, New York Liberty, and currently, the Las Vegas Aces.</p>