Prof. Stephen S. Chen

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1. 1. houses.foreclosure.com

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   Published on: 8/21/2008   Last Visited: 8/21/2008

   with Anthony Segrich and Stephen Chip
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   Real estate investment pro Anthony Segrich and Internet marketing guru, Stephen Chip, are going to show you how to effectively market listings and yourself on the World Wide Web to millions of buyers nationwide.
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   From blogging to free listing sites, Anthony and Stephen are going to show you how to maximize your marketing budget and increase exposure.
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   Stephen Chip
   
   Foreclosure.com Director of Business Development
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   Stephen ChipDirector of Business Development
   
   As Director of Business Development, Stephen oversees marketing and strategic partnership programs for Foreclosure.com, working to expand the national and global reach of the Web site and develop Foreclosure.com into a comprehensive source for foreclosure listings, information and assistance.Stephen brings a wealth of experience in diverse types of media to Foreclosure.com, including a creative background which led to successful relationship building in the areas of new media and television. Read more
   
   Stephen joined Foreclosure.com after a successful run in the television production and media industries.He co-founded Price-Parker, a media company that was acquired by a Boston firm and was a minority partner in a television production company which was acquired by a British technology firm.Stephen began his career at Fortune 500 technology firms such as IBM, United Technologies, Siemens and General Motors.He has also spent time at Zimmerman & Partners and Beber Silverstein advertising agencies where he designed and developed programs for a variety of high-profile clients.

2. 2. About Us

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   Published on: 8/4/2008   Last Visited: 8/4/2008

   Stephen Chip
   
   Director of Business Development/Creative Director
   
   As Director of Business Development, Stephen oversees marketing and strategic partnership programs for Foreclosure.com, working to expand the national and global reach of the Web site and develop Foreclosure.com into a comprehensive source for foreclosure listings, information and assistance.Stephen brings a wealth of experience in diverse types of media to Foreclosure.com, including a creative background which led to successful relationship building in the areas of new media and television.
   
   Stephen joined Foreclosure.com after a successful run in the television production and media industries.He co-founded Price-Parker, a media company that was acquired by a Boston firm and was a minority partner in a television production company which was acquired by a British technology firm.Stephen began his career at Fortune 500 technology firms such as IBM, United Technologies, Siemens and General Motors.He has also spent time at Zimmerman & Partners and Beber Silverstein advertising agencies where he designed and developed programs for a variety of high-profile clients.

3. 3. About WS-I - Leadership

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   Published on: 10/24/2005   Last Visited: 10/24/2005

   Steven Chin, Intel
   
   Steven Chin is a senior principal engineer and engineering director at Intel Corporation.He is currently responsible for Intel's efforts in managed runtime environments and his team works with independent software vendors to help them tune and optimize their applications for Intel architecture systems.Prior to joining Intel, Steven held a number of positions at IBM in both research and development, working in areas of computer architecture, parallel computing, artificial intelligence, computer graphics and performance optimization.Steven has authored more than 60 technical papers and reports; he co-edited two books and a 45-minute computer-animated video; and has organized and co-chaired six international conferences.Steven earned a Bachelor of Science degree from SUNY Binghamton, and a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Florida.