Robin Follman  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4P2Abu-ScMo  Robin Follman-Otta (born December 9, 1969) is an American business executive at multiple private companies, an international operatic soprano and a philanthropist. She is president and chief executive officer (CEO) at Markall, Inc., an MBE certified women and minority-owned sales and marketing distribution company for its manufacturing arm R.A. Industries, LLC.. The latter company is an engineering and manufacturing completion center specializing in complex precision components and assemblies for the:   She is president and CEO of R.A. Industries as well. Her father Robert Follman, a longtime engineer is R.A. Industries’ founder and chairman of the board. Both serve as owners and executives of the adventure fishing resort, Katmai Lodge Alaska where Follman-Otta is the chief operating officer. Born and raised in Orange County, California, Follman-Otta is a fifth-generation Orange County resident of heritage originating from both Europe and Mexico. She is the daughter of Carole Ann Follman (née Hyland) and Robert Follman. Her heritage is 37.5 percent of Hispanic origin, and 62.5 percent of both Irish and Austrian heritages. The Follman patriarchal surname is of Austrian descent. However, Follman-Otta's matriarchal great-grandmother Teodora Paez de Hyland is of 100 percent Hispanic origin from El Rosario, Baja California, Mexico. She married Thomas Patrick Hyland who is 100 percent of Irish origin. During the Spanish rule of Baja California in the 19th century, Teodora's father, Ramon Paez was exclusively brought as a mining engineer from Spain to the town of El Rosario, most likely under the real estate development efforts by Luis Huller and George H. Sisson, and the search for mineral and Boleo Copper deposits. In her patriarchal lineage, Follman-Otta's grandmother was Dorothea Derrfuss, mother to Robert Follman. In southeastern Germany bordering Austria, Derrfuss was raised by Bavarian nuns who taught her how to sing, which became her calling later in life. After immigrating to the U.S., Derrfuss married a German baron with whom she had twin daughters. When her husband deserted the family, and she could no longer care for her daughters, Derrfuss turned to an orphanage for the care of the twins, and sung opera across the U.S.