videoconferencing and desktop sharing

Team

	Milton Chen, Ph.D. CEO Milton’s pioneering PhD research at Stanford University has shown why videoconferencing has failed to become ubiquitous despite billions in investments since 1927. His insight in how to make videoconferencing an everyday experience has led to more than 40 invited talks to countries ranging from Iceland to Nigeria to Saudi Arabia. He received the DEMO God award at DEMO 06, and is the co-author of XMPP video standard. Milton received a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from UC Berkeley and a PhD from Stanford University.
	Erika Chuang, Ph.D. User Experience Architect Erika works on user interface and usability aspect of the VSee software. Prior to joining VSee, she held positions at Hewlett Packard, Disney Feature Animation, IBM, and the University of California. She has worked on audio and visual communications for over 10 years. Her work spanned from acoustic modeling for speech recognition to statistical modeling for facial expression analysis and animation. She received a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Science degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a PhD in Electric Engineering from Stanford University.
	Linda Wang Network Architect Linda works on aspects of VSee software that involve network communication and scalability. She graduated in 1997 from Stanford University with a B.S. and a M.S. in electrical engineering. Since graduation, she has held software engineering positions at Electronics for Imaging, Redwave Networks and Decru, a startup company purchased by NetApp. She has had experience working in the computer graphics, metropolitan area networking and storage security industries.
	Neil Le Server Architect Neil is responsible for the server architecture of the VSee software. Prior to joining VSee, Neil worked for 3 years at PDI DreamWorks to develop a scripting language for animation. He also worked for 4 years at Oracle’s server technology group to provide key features on stored procedure compilation and execution, and developed source-control for web-documents stored in Oracle database. Neil received a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from UC Berkeley.
	Ben Mowery Security Architect Ben is responsible for the security and encryption aspect of the VSee software. Prior to joining VSee, Ben had more than 6 years experience in software design at companies including Intel, Oracle, nVidia, and the National Security Administration. He received dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering and a Master of Science degree in Computer Science from Stanford University.
	Marc Chen Patent and Operations Manager Marc is responsible for VSee's Patent portfolio, as well sales and funding related activities. Marc has worked 12 years in the electronics industry; has 12 Patents granted or pending. Marc holds a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from Santa Clara University.
	Erik Beeson Web Architect Erik is responsible for all things web related at VSee. Prior to joining VSee Erik worked at Sun Mircosystems, and has contributed to multiple opensource projects. Erik received a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from UC Santa Cruz.
	Colleen Beeson Customer Relations Prior to joining VSee Colleen worked for multiple bay area companies in customer relations. She received a A.A in film studies from West Valley College.
	James Davis, Ph.D. Technical Advisor James is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of California, Santa Cruz. His research expertise is in novel sensor systems for both scientific measurement and user interface design. His award winning research has resulted in over 25 patents and peer-reviewed publications, as well as commercialization by companies including Sony, PrenticeHall, and Apple Computer. He received a PhD in Computer Science from Stanford University.
	Pat Hanrahan, Ph.D. Technical Advisor Pat is the Canon USA Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Stanford University. He received two Technical Academy Awards for his revolutionary work in the field of computer special effects. A pioneer of computer-mediated visualization, Pat was a founding employee of Pixar.
	Terry Winograd, Ph.D. Technical Advisor Terry is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Stanford University. Terry is world-renowned for designing effective computer-mediated interaction. He was the PhD advisor to Larry Page, whose project became google.
	William Perry Board of Directors William is a former United States Secretary of Defense. His key accomplishments are far too many to list in this limited space.
	James Gibbons Chairman: Board of Directors James is a former Member of the Board of Directors at Cisco and Lockheed Martin. He is also a former Stanford University Dean of Engineering. His key accomplishments are far too many to list in this limited space.