The Entrepreneur At the Table meetings provide a unique opportunity for entrepreneurially-oriented students to sit and have a casual lunch and conversation with an interesting and influential entrepreneur or executive. Within this intimate setting, mentors share advise and anecdotes from their own experience.
Want to sign up for an upcoming EAT?
Contact Bill Grant, Program Manager, TMP
For more information:
grant@engineering.ucsb.edu
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Ethan, Shreyas, Davis, Eric, and Shauna
Attendees at the EAT |
Michael E. Pfau
Attorney
Reicker, Pfau, Pyle & McRoy, LLP
mpfau@rppmh.com
Mike Pfau's law practice is focused on the representation of businesses
and individuals in their corporate, securities, tax, real estate, and
other general legal matters. He also provides general counsel services
to technology, manufacturing, e-commerce, real estate, and service
businesses. He is very active advising technology start-up companies.
Mike represents the leading real estate firms in the Central
Coast in their sophisticated acquisition, financing, and leasing
transactions.
Mike has extensive experience with private offerings of
securities, including "Regulation D" private placements with venture
firms, "Angel" investors, and strategic partners. As part of his
corporate practice, he assists clients in selecting an appropriate form
of entity, capitalizing the entity, retaining key employees, and
negotiating and documenting real property leasing, loan, strategic
distribution, manufacturing, and licensing arrangements, as well as
merger and acquisition transactions.
Mike earned his law degree from Boston College Law School and
a Masters of Laws (LL.M.) in Income Taxation from Georgetown University
Law Center, and was admitted to practice in Connecticut in 1979 and in
California in 1986. He is a founding partner of Reicker, Pfau, Pyle &
McRoy. Prior to starting that firm, he was a partner in Schramm & Raddue.
Mike was founding director and shareholder of Business First
Bank in Santa Barbara, and is on the Board of Directors of Heritage Oaks
Bank (Nasdaq: HEOP). He also was a founding board member of Venture
Investment Partners, a group of angel investors that invest in start-up
companies based in the Central Coast.
Mike is an active member of the Santa Barbara community. He
is an advisor to the Technology Management Program at UCSB's College of
Engineering and a member of the Board of Directors of the UCSB Economic
Forecast Project. Mike is the Past President of the Santa Barbara
Region Chamber of Commerce and was a founding director and is a past
president of the Santa Barbara Region Economic Community Project, and is
a past member of the Board of Directors of Direct Relief International,
the United Boys and Girls Club, the Goleta Boys and Girls Club (where he
was president), the Santa Barbara Public Education Fund and the Goleta
Chamber of Commerce.
Fred Steck
Advisory Director of Private Wealth Management
Goldman Sachs
Fred Steck has recently returned to Santa Barbara, following a
successful career in the investment banking industry. He is a
third-generation Californian.
Currently, Mr. Steck is the Advisory Director of Private Wealth
Management for Goldman Sachs, a leading global investment banking and
securities firm. He previously held the position of Managing Director.
Elected a partner of the firm in 1994, and then managing director in
1996, he served as head of the western region for the Fixed Income
Division in San Francisco, and as head of sales for the US Fixed Income
Division in New York.
Mr. Steck is a private investor with interests in entrepreneurship,
education, and environment. He is a member of the advisory board of
Endeavor, an international non-profit organization supporting
entrepreneurial development in emerging markets. He serves on the
National Council for the World Wildlife Fund. He is a partner in GBS
Films, a company dedicated to independent films and filmmaking.
Mr. Steck owns and operates Rancho Latigo in Santa Ynez, raising and
training cutting horses. He is a member of the National Cutting Horse
Association. A father of five children, he is the sole donor and a
trustee of the Fredric E. Steck Family Foundation in Santa Ynez, devoted
primarily to education and environmental organizations.
Mr. Steck was born in Los Angeles and received a B.A. in history from
UCSB. He is a member of the Chancellor's council and has been a trustee
of The UCSB Foundation since July, 2002.
John Wilczak
Serial Entrepreneur
John Wilczak was born and raised in New York. Mr. Wilczak attended Brown
University where he received a BA in Anthropology in 1974. He then spent
two years working as an international business development manager,
before attending Columbia University's Graduate School of Business where
he received a Master Degrees in Finance and International Business in
1978. Mr. Wilczak joined the General Electric Company in 1979 where he
provided strategy development and implementation services for the CEO's
office. He also spent several years with Touche Ross and Co. as an
executive management consultant before going out on his own to establish
new businesses. Mr. Wilczak has provided business strategy and
implementation consulting services to a number of organizations
including Bank of America, American Honda, Revlon/Max Factor, the U.S.
Airforce, and Teledyne. Mr. Wilczak is an accomplished speaker and has
presented at numerous conferences and seminars including UBS Warburg
Global Investors, Deutsche Bank Technology, COMDEX, SIGGRAPH, TED and
MACWORLD.
Mr. Wilczak is executive management and a financier of high technology
and pharma/biotech companies. He founded MetaTools, Inc. in 1992 and led
it as Chairman and CEO through a series of private financings including
a $5 million investment by Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen, a successful
IPO (NASDAQ) where the Company raised $62 million in December of 1995,
and then through a series of acquisitions before retiring from the
Company in 1998.
Mr. Wilczak is an outside director and lead investor in introNetworks,
Inc., an ASP of online gated communities which enables pinpointing
valuable connections within virtually any organization or community
served through powerful, proprietary visual interface conventions. Mr.
Wilczak has served on the board of directors of Renal Technologies, a
biotech firm located in New York City and Moscow, which has developed,
patented and is currently seeking FDA approval for a breakthrough
polymer chemistry for the treatment of renal failure and sepsis (toxic
shock).
Mr. Wilczak is active in the education field. He is a board member of
the University of California Santa Barbara Foundation, actively
supporting the Kavli Institute of Theoretical Physics, The Bren School
of Environmental Management, College of Engineering, Marine Science
Institute and Creative Studies Department. Mr. Wilczak is a member of
the Chancellor's Council and has been a trustee of the UCSB Foundation
since January of 1998.
Mr. Wilczak created a prototype program for UCSB to partner with
businesses in 1995 when he funded and produced the critically acclaimed
CD-ROM "Life in the Universe" with Stephen Hawkings working in concert
with UCSB faculty and students. Mr. Wilczak is also a founding supporter
of the Technology Management Program (TMP) and served on its board. Mr.
Wilczak was instrumental in founding the Multimedia Academy at Santa
Barbara High School and a number of other education related programs in
computer graphics and multimedia.
Mr. Wilczak and his wife, Janet, support numerous child education and
well being related charities in the Santa Barbara area including
Transition House, StoryTeller Foundation and Montecito Union School.
Debora Kristofferson
VP, Creative Marketing and Customer Engagement
Walmart.com
As Vice President of Creative and Customer Engagement for Wal-Mart's successful online channel, Walmart.com, Ms. Kristofferson is responsible for the teams that make it easy for customers to find, buy and research hundreds of thousands of products online. The various branches of her team include professionals in editorial, design, PR, imagery and social media. Ms. Kristofferson's responsibilities also include the creative development of cross channel programs that bridge the offline world of Wal-Mart's 120 million customers to the ever-growing and increasingly important world of the Internet.
Before joining Walmart.com, Debbie managed similar teams at Excite and Third Age Media. Prior to joining the Internet "revolution", she was an Executive Producer of television programming and produced award-winning programs for many stations, including the Discovery Channel, Lifetime Television and The Travel Channel.
Debbie's passion is leading creative teams and being part of the creative process that leads to exciting products and/or programming for consumers.
Debbie is married and the mother of Taylor, 11, and Jack, 9.
Debbie is a graduate of the University of California, Santa Barbara, where she earned a bachelor's degree in liberal studies: English, political science and theater.
Steve Cooper
Co-founder, Chairman and CEO
Skyler Technologies
Mr. Cooper has over 35 years of experience in starting, building and leading high tech companies including technical and executive positions at; Intel, Silicon System, Etec Systems, Applied Materials, Inogen and Skyler Technology. Mr. Cooper has started two companies, taken two companies public and has been at the leading edge of technology in every firm he has been involved in over his career. After a turnaround at Etec Systems Mr. Cooper took the company public in 1995 and then sold the company to Applied Materials in 2000. Mr. Cooper has a BSEE from UC Santa Barbara.
Calestous Juma
Professor, Harvard Kennedy School
Professor of the Practice of International Development
Director, Science, Technology, Globalization Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
View Calestous Juma's Web Page at Harvard
Calestous Juma is Professor of the Practice of International Development and Director of the Science, Technology, and Globalization Project. He also directs the Agricultural Innovation in Africa Project funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. He is a former Executive Secretary of the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity and Founding Director of the African Centre for Technology Studies in Nairobi, and he also served as Chancellor of the University of Guyana. He has been elected to several scientific academies including the Royal Society of London, the US National Academy of Sciences, the Academy of Sciences for the Developing World, and the UK Royal Academy of Engineering. He has won several international awards for his work on sustainable development. He holds a PhD in science and technology policy studies and has written widely on science, technology, and environment. He teaches courses in developmental policy as part of the MPA/ID Program. He is lead author of Innovation: Applying Knowledge in Development. He is editor of the International Journal of Technology and Globalisation and International Journal of Biotechnology.
Tim Westergren
Founder & CSO
Pandora
www.pandora.com
Tim Westergren founded Pandora in January 2000 and now serves as its Chief Strategy Officer. A jazz trained pianist and lifelong musician, Tim has worn many hats as a feature film composer, record producer, audio engineer, and live performer.
 Tim received his B.A. from Stanford University, where he studied music theory, computer acoustics and recording technology. His years as a working musician have imbued him with a great passion for helping talented emerging artists connect with new fans. In addition to guiding Pandora's overall strategy and vision, Tim now spends most of his time as Pandora's chief evangelist - traveling the country to meet with listeners to collect feedback, research local music, and spread the word of the Music Genome Project.
http://www.pandora.com/corporate/team
Alexander Manu
Chief Imaginator
InnoSpa International Partners
www.manuinnospainternational.blogspot.com
12:00 pm , TMP Conference Room
Alexander Manu and TMP Students at EAT Event May 7, 2009
Manu teaches " Innovation, Foresight, and Business Design" at the Rotman School of Management in Toronto and is a Professor at the Ontario College of Art and Design. He is a strategic innovation practitioner, lecturer, and author and since 2007 a Senior Partner and Chief Imaginator at InnoSpa International Partners, a worldwide consulting firm reshaping business thinking by helping large corporations explore and define new competitive spaces.
TMP Students in Discussion with Alexander Manu
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Rodney A. Ferguson, J.D., Ph.D.
Co-Founder and Managing Director,
Panorama Capital (2001-pres)
http://www.panoramacapital.com
12:00 pm , TMP Conference Room
A venture capital firm which spun off from JPMorgan Partners (JPMP 2006) , where he focuses primarily on life sciences investments. From 1999 to 2001, Ferguson was a partner at InterWest Partners, where he focused on life sciences investments. |
Rod Ferguson (left) engaging TMP students
during the April 30th Entrepreneur at the Table |
Prior to InterWest, he held a variety of management positions over an 11-year career at Genentech, Inc., most recently as Senior Director of Business and Corporate Development. He received a B.S. with honors in Biochemistry from the University of Illinois, a Ph.D. in Biochemistry from the State University of New York at Buffalo, and a J.D. cum laude from Northwestern University. Dr. Ferguson serves on the technology advisory board of The Economist, and a variety of advisory boards.
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Featuring Virgil Elings
Founder of Digital Instruments
Technology Visionary, Mentor,
Lecture Series Guest
12:00 pm , TMP Conference Room
Virgil Elings, Ph.D., is the founder of Digital Instruments (now a wholly owned subsidiary of Veeco Corporation [Nasdaq: VECO]). He served as the company's President and Chairman of the Board until his retirement in 1999. |
Virgil Elings (Gary Hansen on right) |
 Digital Instruments remains the global leader in the design and manufacture of scanning probe microscopes, including scanning tunneling and atomic force microscopes.
Dr. Elings is currently Chairman of the Board at NanoDevices and is actively involved in several philanthropic organizations.
Dr. Elings earned his Ph.D. in Physics from MIT, was a Professor of Physics at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and holds 42 patents.
TMP Students Captivated by Dr. Elings
Featuring Arpit Malaviya
Founder, ProDIGIQ
and Gaucho Alumn
http://www.prodigiq.com
1:00 pm , ESB Room 2003
(Seating limited to 12 students, lunch is provided, please be on time and prepare a question for our guest)
This will appeal to students with an interest in what it takes to 'found' a new technology venture.
Arpit Malaviya is founder of ProDIGIQ. Before starting ProDIGIQ, Arpit worked at Boston Consulting Group and a technology start-up in the Bay Area.
Mr. Malaviya holds a Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University and a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering from UCSB with highest honors. Arpit is a Soros Fellow and was inducted into the Academy of Achievement in 2004. In addition, Arpit has won the NSF Graduate Fellowship, UC Berkeley Chancellor's Fellowship, Tau Beta Pi Graduate Fellowship, Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and the University of California Regents Scholarship. He was also awarded the Summer Undergrad Research Fellowship by Caltech and his research on solid-acid fuel cells was the feature article in California Engineer.
Arpit is passionate about education. He was co-author of a report on State of Public Education in New Orleans. He currently serves on the Executive Board of ASSET Foundation, a nonprofit organization with the goal of using technology and education to improve the lives of underprivileged children.
Featuring John J. Hunt
President & CEO, CompuVision
www.compuvision.com
Noon,
TMP Conference Room
(Seating limited to 8 students, please be on time
and
prepare a question for our guest)
This will appeal to students with an interest in what it takes to
'found' a technology
venture; and in particular students with a CE or ECE background.
John J. Hunt graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara,
with a Bachelor of Arts
in Biological Sciences in 1983. During that time Mr. Hunt was employed
as a Senior Systems
Engineer for a local computer systems integrator.
In 1985 Mr. Hunt founded Computer Doctor which grew to become one of the
leading network
systems integration firms in Santa Barbara County.
In 1995 John sold Computer Doctor and formed CV Enterprises, Inc. dba
CompuVision, where he
is currently President/CEO. John has grown CompuVision to be one of the
premier network systems
integration firms on the Central California coast. In 1998 a new
division of CompuVision called Vision
Communications was launched to provide telephone solutions, voice/data
cabling design and implementation,
and wireless solutions.
CompuVision has expanded its core competencies to provide expertise in
the arenas of WAN network
security, and physical security including complex surveillance
solutions. Hunt's goal is to provide a trusted,
experienced single source solution for clients. CompuVision currently
supports over fourteen hundred
active clients in the Western United States.
John's wife Serena, also a Gaucho, is involved in the business. They
live with their two sons in Santa Barbara.
Featuring: Matt Vlasach
CEO of Pacific Swell Networks, Inc.
www.pacificswell.com
As one of the original founding partners in the development of Pacific
Swell Networks, Matt serves
as the company's CEO. In 2007, Matt
changed the company's focus from general SMB IT consulting to a firm
that specializes in IP Communication platforms
and solutions. Matt is
proficient in VoIP technologies and has published multiple trade
publications on voice communications. Aside from the technical
aspects of the job, Matt continually revises and tunes Pacific Swell's
strategies to stay ahead of the rapidly changing IP communication
market. Matt earned a B.S. degree in Computer Engineering with Honors
from the University of California Santa Barbara. While at UCSB, he
took many entrepreneurial business classes through the school's
Technology Management Program.
Featuring: Marie Williams
Senior Director of Online Marketing
at Capital One
Past: Senior Marketing & Sales Manager at Ford Motor Company
Dispute Analysis & Corporate Recovery Consultant at Price Waterhouse
Senior Consultant at Price Waterhouse
Education: University of Pennsylvania - The Wharton School
University of California, Santa Barbara
Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
Specialties:
Interactive Marketing, B2C & B2B, Strategic Marketing,
Product
Development, Digital Marketing
Featuring: Gale Wilson-Steele
CareSeek Inc.
Founder and CEO
(MedSeek CEO, 1996-2006)
Widely regarded as a pioneer in e-health technology solutions, Gale
Wilson-Steele, founded MedSeek, Inc. in 1996. MedSeek initially offered
a national Internet directory of 275,000 physicians and webpage
publishing services as a dot.com replacement for yellow pages
advertisement. Today MedSeek specializes in online healthcare solutions
that empower patients, physicians, employees and consumers to securely
exchange knowledge, interact with healthcare organizations and access
medical records online.
 Since inception, under the strategic direction of Gale, MedSeek has
grown revenue and projects 2006 revenues to be $18 million, yielding a 5
year CAGR of 23.15%. The company reached profitability in 2000, has been
consistently profitable since then and expects to report $2 million in
earnings in 2006. With the exception of $2.7 million in initial investor
financing, MedSeek has been financed exclusively from operating cash
flow. In March 2006 Gale orchestrated a strategic merger and engaged the
incoming CEO to replace herself as MedSeek’s Chief Executive. Today,
MedSeek has 122 employees, supports 600 hospital clients and operates
out of three offices in Solvang, California, Birmingham, Alabama, and
Jackson, Mississippi.
 The mission of 11 years ago is the same for CareSeek, but in this decade
it drives a new paradigm in healthcare for which the time has come: “To
use the social change agents of the Internet to give patients and others
a forum for freely exchanging information in today’s provider-and-
payer-centric healthcare system.” As Wilson-Steele was quoted in the
July 2006 issue of Healthcare IT News, “Healthcare is about to have a
revolution, and the forces are the patients themselves.”
A graduate of Stanford University, Gale is married and has four children.
Featuring: Robb McLarty
Associate, NGEN Partners
A "Cleantech VC"
Robb McLarty joined NGEN in 2007 as an Associate. Prior to NGEN, Robb
worked for three years at Ziff Brothers Investments, a multi-billion
dollar hedge fund and family office, where he was responsible for
identifying transformative IT and energy technologies. Robb advised the
firm’s Chief Investment Strategist on investments in alternative energy
technologies, including  nuclear, PV, coal gasification, CTL, heavy oil,
biofuels, electric vehicles and hydrogen.
Before joining Ziff Brothers, Robb interned at IBM’s venture capital
group in Menlo Park while earning an M.B.A. at the Yale School of
Management.
Earlier in his career, Robb worked for five years in software
engineering and product development at CAE, Nortel Networks. He also
contributed to the startup of Bill Me Later, a payment option now
available at hundreds of online merchants, including Amazon.com, Apple
and Continental Airlines.
Robb McLarty is a graduate of Queen’s University, Canada (B.Sc.
Electrical Engineering) and Yale University (M.B.A.). He is a board
observer at Energy & Power Solutions.
Featuring: Matt Vlasach
CEO, Pacific Swell Networks, (TMP Alum)
El Segundo, CA
http://www.pacificswell.com
 Pacific Swell Networks is a company set out to innovate and redefine
telephony technologies.
With the emergence of new methods to transmit and manipulate voice and
data, businesses are
looking to increase both their operational efficiencies and service
offerings. At the same time,
reliable and high-performance technology is becoming increasingly
critical for any business operation.
Pacific Swell enables these businesses not only with greater
functionalities than they previously had,
but also creates them in such a fashion that businesses can sleep easily
at night knowing that their new
technologies rest on reliable foundations.
 Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Featuring: Ian D. Smith
Associate, Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton, LLP
http://www.sheppardmullin.com/attorneys-82.html
Please RSVP with Bill Grant: grant@engineering.ucsb.edu as seating is limited to 10 students.
Ian D. Smith is an attorney in the Corporate Practice Group of Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP's Santa Barbara office.
Areas of Practice
Mr. Smith's areas of specialization include public and private securities, venture capital, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, business start-ups, intellectual property transactions and representing clients with respect to general corporate law and business matters. Mr. Smith represents clients ranging from individuals and privately held companies to large publicly-traded corporations.
Education
- J.D., University of Southern California, 1999
- B.S., Art Center College of Design, 1990, with honors
Ali Perry is the financial development officer on the founding team that makes up Inogen Corp. Byron Myers, Ali Perry and Brenton Taylor began their entrepreneurial careers while students at the University of California at Santa Barbara. A personal connection to Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) led to a desire to improve patient's lives and the establishment of Inogen. They founded Inogen in 2001 after winning First Place honors in the Center for Entrepreneurship and Engineering Management's (now TMP) 2001 Business Plan Competition. The founders collaborated to build a solid foundation for the business, recruited an experienced management and technical team and secured seed funding.
Virgil Elings, Ph.D., is the founder of Digital Instruments (now a wholly owned subsidiary of Veeco Corporation [Nasdaq: VECO]). He served as the company's president and chairman of the board until his retirement in 1999. Digital Instruments remains the global leader in the design and manufacture of scanning probe microscopes, including scanning tunneling and atomic force microscopes. Dr. Elings is currently Chairman of the Board at NanoDevices and is actively involved in several philanthropic organizations. Dr. Elings earned his Ph.D. in Physics from MIT, was a Professor of Physics at the University of California, Santa Barbara and holds 42 patents.
www.imtglobalinc.com
John Wilczak was born and raised in New York. Mr. Wilczak attended Brown
University where he received a BA in Anthropology in 1974. He then spent
two years working as an international business development manager,
before attending Columbia University's Graduate School of Business where
he received a Master Degrees in Finance and International Business in
1978. Mr. Wilczak joined the General Electric Company in 1979 where he
provided strategy development and implementation services for the CEO's
office. He also spent several years with Touche Ross and Co. as an
executive management consultant before going out on his own to establish
new businesses. Mr. Wilczak has provided business strategy and
implementation consulting services to a number of organizations
including Bank of America, American Honda, Revlon/Max Factor, the U.S.
Airforce, and Teledyne. Mr. Wilczak is an accomplished speaker and has
presented at numerous conferences and seminars including UBS Warburg
Global Investors, Deutsche Bank Technology, COMDEX, SIGGRAPH, TED and
MACWORLD.
Mr. Wilczak is executive management and a financier of high technology
and pharma/biotech companies. He founded MetaTools, Inc. in 1992 and led
it as Chairman and CEO through a series of private financings including
a $5 million investment by Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen, a successful
IPO (NASDAQ) where the Company raised $62 million in December of 1995,
and then through a series of acquisitions before retiring from the
Company in 1998.
Mr. Wilczak is currently the Chairman and CEO of Cell Ionix, Inc. a
biophysics development stage company with a significant intellectual
property portfolio of patents, trademarks and know-how focused on pH
therapeutics. Mr. Wilczak continues to be the largest shareholder and
board member of NARYX, Inc., a specialty pharmaceutical development
company he co-founded which currently has its first drug candidate in
Phase II clinical trials with the FDA. SPI has developed and patented a
breakthrough formulation technology for the treatment of chronic
sinusitis, the leading chronic disease in the United States.
Mr. Wilczak is an outside director and lead investor in introNetworks,
Inc., an ASP of online gated communities which enables pinpointing
valuable connections within virtually any organization or community
served through powerful, proprietary visual interface conventions. Mr.
Wilczak has served on the board of directors of Renal Technologies, a
biotech firm located in New York City and Moscow, which has developed,
patented and is currently seeking FDA approval for a breakthrough
polymer chemistry for the treatment of renal failure and sepsis (toxic
shock).
Mr. Wilczak is active in the education field. He is a board member of
the University of California Santa Barbara Foundation, actively
supporting the Kavli Institute of Theoretical Physics, The Bren School
of Environmental Management, College of Engineering, Marine Science
Institute and Creative Studies Department. Mr. Wilczak is a member of
the Chancellor's Council and has been a trustee of the UCSB Foundation
since January of 1998.
Mr. Wilczak created a prototype program for UCSB to partner with
businesses in 1995 when he funded and produced the critically acclaimed
CD-ROM "Life in the Universe" with Stephen Hawkings working in concert
with UCSB faculty and students. Mr. Wilczak is also a founding supporter
of the Technology Management Program (TMP) and served on its board. Mr.
Wilczak was instrumental in founding the Multimedia Academy at Santa
Barbara High School and a number of other education related programs in
computer graphics and multimedia.
Mr. Wilczak and his wife, Janet, support numerous child education and
well being related charities in the Santa Barbara area including
Transition House, StoryTeller Foundation and Montecito Union School.
Tuesday, October 24
John Foster
Chairman, CEO, Innovative Micro Technology (IMT)
Thursday, November 2
Steve Golden
CTO, Co-Founder, Catalytic Solutions
Tuesday, November 7
Gale Wilson-Steele
Chair & Co-Founder, MedSeek Inc.
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Tuesday, November 14
Byron Myers
Co-Founder and Product Manager
Monday, November 20
Virgil Elings
Founder of Digital Instruments
Mentor, Lecture Series Guest
Thursday, November 30
Tom Hopkins
Partner, Corporate Practice Group, Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton, LLP
Thursday, January 11
Fred Steck
Advisory Director of Private Wealth Management, Goldman Sachs
(Formerly Managing Director at GS)
Robert Duggan
Chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Computer Motion, Inc.
John Foster
Chief Executive Officer of Innovative Micro Technology
David Giannini
Vice President of Engineering at CallWave
Mark Jaffe
CEO, Bartlett, Pringle & Wolf, LLP
No bio available
Bruce Meares
Executive Manager of Linvetec
Jim Morouse
Managing Director for The Satori Group
Philip K. Smith
Larry Souza
Senior Vice President of Research at Amgen (retired)
Mark Turk
Senior Vice President at Silicon Valley Bank
David Wong
Ph. D. EE , Chairman and CEO, Previously co-founder and CEO of Spectron Microsystems and Connected Systems. Vice President of Virata. |
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