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Councils
and Fellows
The
Silicon Valley World Internet Center Technology Council is comprised
of technologists representing the breadth of innovation in the Silicon
Valley. Members of the Technology Council contribute their expertise
to the Center's programs and special services for its clients. All
members have extensive international experience which informs their
thinking about the global deployment of technology applications. Their
input is an integral part of our dynamic Knowledge Network. We thank
our Technology Council members for their continued contributions.
Technology Council
George
Sidman, Chair
George Sidman is a proven entrepreneur with a 20 year track
record in launching and growing successful software companies in
the information sciences. In 1984, he founded INLEX, Inc. which
quickly became a leading provider of library automation systems
worldwide. He is the Founder and President of Nousoft, Inc., (1994),
a software company specializing in very large-scale object management
technologies. Mr. Sidman also is the founder of Arista Systems,
Inc., (1997), a venturecapital, funded distance-learning company.
Currently, he is Founder & President of The Monterey Network Center,
(1998) a regional web commerce provider. In this capacity, he provides
leadership for company formation and growth, technology development,
marketing, and sales. Furthermore, Mr. Sidman has conducted successful
financings in public and private markets. Among his other accomplishments,
he is a licensed architect and developer of award-winning sports
facilities; and a consultant and public speaker to the information
sciences community. In total, he has started 7 companies over the
last 25 years, all of which are operating successfully today.
Terry
Beaubois
In 1992, Mr. Beaubois established RDCinteractive, Inc. which
has specialized in the application of innovative computer technology
in business, employing CD-ROMs, web sites, and Internet-based information
management systems. RDCi has pioneered the application of many new
computer capabilities, including the use of Virtual Reality software
on both CD-ROMs and websites. RDCi's work includes the design and
production of the MASCO Virtual Reality Show Home, a virtual tour
of a residential show home with over 80 locations from which to
the view the house and query information about products in each
room. RDCi has designed website for companies including Sunset magazine,
Price Pfister, and Trus Joist/Weyerhaeuser. Mr. Beaubois has been
the editor of magazine supplements about the use of computer technology
in design and business; and has guest lectured at universities,
as well as speaking at national conventions -- including the AIA,
AEC, NAHB, conferences -- on the topic of advanced computer use
in design and business. Mr. Beaubois received a Master of Architecture
degree from the University of Michigan in 1973. From 1976 -1985
Mr. Beaubois was a member of a joint committee of the AIA (American
Institute of Architects) and NASA, which studied aerospace technology
for potential application in other industries. Through his activities
with the Space Agency, Mr. Beaubois became involved in using the
Internet, advanced 3D computer graphics, and virtual reality technologies
in the early 1980's. Terry A. Beaubois, AIA & Associates was formed
in 1985 and since then has been a leader in the use of computers
in architectural design. In 1985 Mr. Beaubois received a NASA Headquarters
grant to study the transfer of aerospace technology into the building
industry. The work of Terry A. Beaubois, AIA & associates has been
featured in numerous magazines and newspapers, including Computer
Graphics World, Architectural Record, Sunset magazine, and the New
York Times.
Patric
Carlsson
Patric Carlsson started Research, Strategy and Business
in 1997. RSB has delivered research, strategy and business development
activities to several high-profile customers. Patric was also director
of international business development at Mspect, Inc. Patric maintains
an affiliate relationship with the Institute For The Future, where
he has helped deliver technology forecasts on mobile / wireless
scenarios on Europe, Japan and the U.S. markets to clients such
as Ericsson, Nokia, and Telia. Other involvement's include new product
development in collaborative and broadband technologies for several
multinational telco's/cellco's, as well as strategic market reports
for European carriers looking into new markets and business opportunities.
Patric has also conducted several speaker engagements around and
about the emerging mobile marketplace. He received his master's
degree from the Danish Kaospilot University. He also holds a B.A.
in journalism from Ljungskile College, Sweden, as well as a typography/graphic
design degree. His primary interest is consumer and market research
for mobile futures. He also conducts and publishes ongoing research
on consumers, markets, products and strategies for wireless applications
and infrastructure companies.
Adam Cheyer
Adam Cheyer is Vice President of Engineering at Dejima,
a provider of solutions for enterprises and service providers that
need to arm mobile employees and end-users with direct access to
critical data. As the former Vice President of Engineering at VerticalNet,
Mr. Cheyer was responsible for development organizations delivering
products for consortium marketplaces, private markets, and extended
enterprise solutions. Mr. Cheyer has 15 years experience in a variety
of roles, including software engineer, research scientist, consultant,
lecturer, and technical manager. In the areas of distributed computing,
intelligent agents, and advanced user interfaces, he is the author
of more than forty-five peer-reviewed publications and nine patents.
As Senior Scientist in the AI Center and co-director of the Computer
Human Interaction Center at SRI International, he lead a multidisciplinary
team of researchers exploring web-services, distributed knowledge,
and pervasive computing. While at Bull S.A., he was lead developer
and architect for NOEMIE, a configuration expert system used to
manage Bull's line of 30,000 hardware and software products worldwide.
Adam received a bachelor's degree with highest honors from Brandeis
University and was awarded "outstanding master's student"
from UCLA.
Frank Cohen
Frank Cohen is the founder of PushToTest, which offers
free open-source test software, and global services solutions that
test, monitor and automate Web Service systems for functionality,
scalability and performance. The result is the right size data center,
better software, and happy users. Frank is known as a leading architect,
developer and published author on building complex, interoperable
software. He specializes in helping software developers design,
create and bring to market innovative market leading products. For
the past 20 years he has lead some of the software industry's most
successful products, including Norton Utilities for the Macintosh,
Stacker, and SoftWindows. Frank is a self-described Internet pioneer
as senior manager of Apple's middleware technologies in the early
1990's and a founder of TuneUp.com - Internet's first PC service
center in 1997. He serves as an active member and past board member
of the Software Entrepreneurs Forum, an industry association in
the Silicon Valley of California.
Rick Ellinger
Rick Ellinger is a Venture Partner at Osprey Ventures,
a $92 million fund which invests primarily in early- and expansion-stage
companies in the business and consumer technology marketplace. In
this capacity, Mr. Ellinger serves as interim Chief Executive Officer
and board member for venture-funded companies, among other roles.
He also provides expertise on strategic business and corporate development
for firms in the following areas: optical communications and components;
wireless devices and networks; networking equipment and security;
business process automation software and network implementations;
embedded client-end and realtime software for Internet use; and
PDAs, cell phones, and integrated solution electronic products.
Mr. Ellinger's past experience includes General Manager, Agilent
Metro Networks Business Unit; President, Madge Networks; Director,
Worldwide Communications, Hewlett-Packard Labs; Vice President Engineering
& Manufacturing, ASKnet; and a member of the MFS Datanet (MCI
Worldcom) Special Programs. Mr. Ellinger is an advisor to the Office
of Technology Assessment for the U.S. Congress, Pacific Bell, Cellular
One, Levi-Strauss, and the state of California's Office of Emergency
Services. He is the founder and board member of the Wireless communications
alliance.
Ray
Paquette
Ray Paquette has 30 years of computing and business management
experience. As Chief Technology Officer at Coopetition, Inc., he
consults with international companies on wireless Internet connectivity.
With Ensemble Systems, he manages definition and development of
client/server and web-based applications, including the web presence
of Stanford's Graduate School of Business and the infrastructure
for the APX Power Exchange. For 10 years, he worked as Director
of Engineering Services at Ilex Systems, overseeing business development,
staffing and project technical directions for a multimillion software
consulting business. While at Ilex, Mr. Paquette designed and directed
a multimillion-dollar, graphical user-interface project featuring
150 custom screens and client/server architecture for managing operations
of General Electric's nuclear reactors. Prior, he opened and managed
Nixdorf Computer's point-of-sale development and served as Director
of Application Science at NASA's Institute for Advanced Computations.
Mr. Paquette also worked as Manager of General Electric's physics
computation systems where he architected and managed the development
of GENE's core loading and safety analysis programs. He has worked
as a Senior Engineer at Martin Marietta and Westinghouse. He has
a B.S. in Nuclear Engineering from University of Massachusetts,
Lowell and a Master's in Nuclear Science and Engineering from the
University of Florida. Mr. Paquette is a licensed Professional Nuclear
Engineer in California. He also specializes in up-front analysis
and documentation of client requirements, thereby defining success
and establishing the development goals that deliver success. Mr.
Paquette is a member of the Technology Council at the Silicon Valley
World Internet Center.
Frank Schwartz
Frank Schwartz has over 25 years of experience in strategic planning,
business development, hardware and software development, large scale
infrastructure planning, intellectual property, and technical standards.
Frank combines business development and contract negotiation experience
with solid technical depth in hardware and software technologies
in the convergence of digital information systems, wireless devices,
and next-generation networks, developing winning business plans
and strategies for multi-million dollar investment and revenue deals.
In his latest role developing and managing strategic alliances
for Sun Microsystems, he combined entrepreneurial agility with the
process disciplines of a top-tier technology company to spearhead
new partner programs and product launch efforts, including: business
analysis, roadmap synchronization, go-to-market planning, pricing
and supplier changes, technology scoping and exchange, executive
reviews, contract negotiations, and industry evangelism. He was
part of the negotiating team that drew up the Master Agreement between
Sun and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), a landmark deal for both companies.
Previously, Frank was with the Office of the CTO at Sun, where he
performed strategic assessment and planning, ROI analysis, product
feature development, relationship management, and change management,
and due diligence for Sun's M&A activities.
Prior to employment at Sun, Frank held business and technical development
positions in a number of companies involved in digital information
systems, wireless, and next-generation networks. He was VP of Global
Business Development for a Dutch software company, Not a Number
bv., where he led the business planning, marketing and licensing
teams, spearheading the strategy to port their 3D software display
product to Java, and drove relationships with Ericsson, Nokia, Motorola,
and DoCoMo. As VP of Business Development for Burst.Com, an innovator
in digital video delivery systems, he retargeted their product,
winning multi-million dollar licensing and investment deals in the
video-on-demand, telco DSL, and mobile markets.
As an entrepreneur, Frank co-founded one of the first streaming
media technology companies, MainStream Control, developing video
compositing chips for set top boxes and partnering with AMD, Compaq,
& Goldstar. Frank has also explored the world of content creation
and was Technical Producer/Director for the widely acclaimed Creative
Artists Agency (CAA)/Intel Media Lab in Hollywood.
An experienced industry spokesperson, Mr. Schwartz has appeared
at dozens of trade shows and conferences, taught seminars at the
American Film Institute and the Stanford Graduate School of Engineering,
interacted with the press, performed government and standards liaison,
and been quoted in numerous articles. He served on the Board of
Directors of the Blade Systems Alliance (BladeS), and of the Video
Electronics Standards Association (VESA), founding its interactive
television efforts and contributing to a number of ratified technical
standards
International Council
Walter
Reichert, Chair
Walter Reichert has recently retired after 30+ years at Hewlett-Packard
and is the Chair of the International Council. He has been President
of their HP International Trade, Inc. subsidiary which included management
of HP's International Business center in Palo Alto. Walt returned
to HP as a consultant and is currently responsible for developing
an e-government strategy for worldwide deployment. During his tenure
at HP, Walt was active in opening new HP offices and subsidiaries
in emerging economies and developing local partnerships and ventures
in those countries. He is a graduate of Stanford University
Edwin
Culp
Edwin Culp is a pioneer in UNIX development, telecommunications,
Internet R & D, and their application to business in Latin America.
A 28-year resident of Veracruz, Mexico, Mr. Culp brings multifaceted,
international business, and technical experience to his U.S. based
endeavors. He has served on or chaired more than 20 boards of directors
across multiple business sectors in Latin America and is an active
business consultant with a personal customer base of over 50 national
and transnational, Latin companies. Mr. Culp has also founded 5 successful
enterprises, three of which are national technological leaders in
Mexico. In addition to these successes, he has known the pain--and
the gain--of a few less successful businesses. In early 1999, Mr.
Culp moved to Silicon Valley and is currently developing new technology
ventures that focus 100% on the vast and thriving Latin market and
cultures--from Canada to "Tierra de Fuego," tapping his considerable
business, technical, and cultural experiences. Among other activities
in Silicon Valley, he is a founder of International Angel Investors
Institute (IAII) and serves on its Board of Directors, as well as
on the Board of International Angels Monterey (AIM). He is also responsible
for founding MexComUSA, a company dedicated to research, development,
and application of Internet systems and products designed to be used
across cultures. Founded in Veracruz, Mexico in 1982, MexCom has since
opened offices in Palo Alto, California. Mr. Culp served his country
while in Mexico by accepting a State Department appointment as the
United States Consular Agent for the State of Veracruz. He continues
to be active in Latin American politics. He is an associate of the
Silicon Valley World Internet Center.
Stephen Keese
Stephen Keese is a founder of a start up that streams pay-per-view
videos over the Internet focused on niche markets. Over the years
he has worked at Adobe, Apple, AcrossWorld Communications, and other
emerging companies. Stephen founded the Technology for Development
Foundation which linked Silicon Valley companies with developing countries
and the World Bank and UNDP. Before that he looked for oil off the
Amazon, owned a 550-acre farm in Brasil, and was a Peace Corps Volunteer.
Stephen has been a director and officer of several non-profits, including
the Population Institute, AVSC International, ZPG, NARAL, and NON.
His interests include the environment, technology, forestry, public
policy, personal growth, and alternate lifestyles.
eBusiness Council
Horst E. Lehrheuer
Horst Lehrheuer has more than twenty years of multi-functional
business experience which has resulted in an effective combination
of board-of-directors as well as operational experience in general
management (CEO/GM), marketing, key account management, operations,
and consulting at or for high-tech companies and organizations in
the USA and Europe.
Horst gained his expertise working for Fortune 100 as well as small-
and medium-sized enterprises and start-ups. Whether as a member
of the board, senior executive or management consultant, Horst's
focus is on building and developing sustainable businesses in which
strategy and execution are inextricable.
Horst founded CommonGoal Consulting in 1998 after returning to
the United States from Germany where he held leadership positions
as CEO/GM (at a semiconductor as well as surface-acoustic-wave filter
company) and division manager (for technical consulting and training
at leading European IT-distributor).
Since 1999 Horst has extensively consulted with and supported start-ups.
His focus here, but also in working with more established companies,
has been on aligning business with technology strategy while paying
special attention to eCommerce/eBusiness strategy and Internet/Business
model validation. As strategic business consultant at HP Consulting,
Horst's charge was to help customers to take advantage of the Internet
and new technologies and to transform and thrive in the network
economy.
Horst has spoken on topics such as "Crafting E-Business Models
– Between Theory and Practice," and was invited to speak
at International Conferences in Prague and Berlin as well as at
a televised address in Silicon Valley. He holds an MSEE (Diplom-Ingenieur
degree) in Computer Science and Industrial Electronics from the
University of Paderborn, Germany.
Robert Noakes
With 7 years of experience in electronic marketing,
advertising systems, and Internet technology following a 20-year
career in Silicon Valley, Robert Noakes adds a key element to the
Center's E-Business Council.
Robert, an entrepreneur and consultant to the Internet community
for he past 5 years, has a long history of success in the technology
marketing and operations arenas. His Internet career began with
the vision, planning, funding and launch of the 3Com E-Commerce
Web site, followed by consulting activities in the areas of business
development, product management, marketing strategy, and on-line
merchandising for Global 2000 and start-up clients. Most recently
Robert developed a Web Services strategy for France Telecom.
Noakes is the author of a number of business process patents in
advertising technology, wireless telecommunications, E-Commerce
and interactive TV, and is often called upon to speak on these topics.
Warren D. Raisch
Mr. Raisch has been a visionary entrepreneur working
in the global high technology industry for more than 20 years. Currently,
Mr. Raisch is the Vice President Americas, Consulting for Interwoven,
the leading Enterprise Content Management software company.
Mr. Raisch has led the business development of domestic markets
as well as lived and worked in Europe and Asia developing international
markets for some of the most innovative companies in the world including
Interwoven, Digitas, marchFIRST, Apple Computer, 3Com Corporation,
Gateway Computer and as a consultant to AT&T and the Regional
Bell Operating Companies. Mr. Raisch also founded a Silicon Valley
Internet e-commerce company, WorldCast Networks, Inc., where he
was CEO and developed B2B and B2C digital marketplaces Mr. Raisch
is a published author on the subject of e-Marketplaces and B2B strategies
for success through Mcgraw-Hill Publishing as well as the publisher
of eMarkets Today" a syndicated online publication in cooperation
with Jupiter Research
Fellows
Tom
Buckholtz
Dr. Tom Buckholtz serves as Executive Vice President, Business
Development, for Charlton Innovations, Inc. Prior to joining Charlton
Innovations, Tom worked in numerous capacities - executive; organizational
development catalyst; work and information systems improver; product
and service developer; chief information officer; business, engineering,
scientific, and systems software developer; marketing consultant;
consulting engagement salesperson and manager; and procurement pioneer.
He has worked with large and small organizations in aerospace, computing,
business services, defense, education, energy, government, healthcare,
high technology, insurance, and telecommunications. Tom a Commissioner
in the United States General Services Administration (GSA) and served
as GSA's chief information officer (CIO) and co-CIO for the Executive
Branch. Tom has also led operations and served as a corporate officer
for high-technology start-ups; provided organizational change management
consulting services; developed software development techniques and
information systems; helped pioneer hand-held computers, automated
document libraries, and multi-participant computer-based war games;
established a new business practice in the world software marketplace;
and conducted scientific research. Tom's book Information Proficiency:
Your Key to Information Age provides techniques for and successes
at enhancing leadership, decision making, work processes, teamwork,
corporate culture, learning, knowledge management, and the contributions
of information systems and technologists. Dr. Buckholtz serves on
the California Information Technology Commission (which advises the
state government's CIO) and the advisory board for the Telecommunications
Management and Policy Program, McLaren School of Business, University
of San Francisco. Previously, he served as a Professorial Lecturer
for George Washington University. His civic contributions include
the concepts for the Palos Verdes Estates (California) Shoreline Preserve
and Rotary International's Donations-in-Kind Information Network.
Tom has given hundreds of presentations, including for the Commonwealth
Club of California and Rotary and Kiwanis clubs; published articles
in CIO, Computerworld, InformationWEEK, Journal of Systems Management,
and scientific journals; and is profiled in Who's Who in Science and
Engineering, 1st Edition. As a National Science Foundation Graduate
Fellow, Tom earned a Ph.D. in physics from the University of California,
Berkeley. Previously, he received B.S. in mathematics from the California
Institute of Technology. He has completed executive business administration
programs at Stanford University and the University of Michigan.
Robert Cooper
Robert K. Cooper is an advisor to organizational leaders and
an independent scholar who has spent more than two decades researching
leadership, innovation, and personal and interpersonal effectiveness
under pressure. Cooper is also recognized for his pioneering work
on the practical application of emotional intelligence in leadership
and organizations. Cooper has lectured at more than twenty leading
universities and business schools in the U.S. and Europe and the Masters
Forum: Foundations for Leadership. He is recognized for his pioneering
work advancing e-business by linking human capacity to shareholder
value. Cooper is an international best-selling author whose books
include Executive EQ: Emotional Intelligence in Leadership & Organizations;
The Performance Edge: New Strategies to Maximize Your Work Effectiveness
and Competitive Advantage; and 21st Century Leadership. Dr. Cooper
serves as leadership advisor and consultant to such organizations
as KPMG, 3M, and Ford Motor Company. He has designed and presented
leadership development and professional education programs for prominent
organizations in the U.S. and Europe. These include: 3M, Arthur Andersen,
Ford Motor Company, Qualcomm, KPMG, Sun Microsystems, Marriott Worldwide,
Fireman's Fund Insurance, Deloitte Consulting, AT&T, Northwestern
Mutual Life, Coca-Cola, Novartis, ACNielsen, PepsiCo, Motorola, Cargill,
SmithKline Beecham, Analog Devices, Ball Aerospace, Lockheed Martin,
Government Training Services, North Memorial Health Care, MenTTium,
Pinkerton Security, and Hyatt Corporation. His programs have also
reached hundreds of health care institutions, government agencies,
educational organizations, and communities. Beyond his corporate work,
Cooper's background includes a decade of study on stress dynamics,
change management, health sciences and psychology, and he has earned
instructor-level certifications from several prominent preventive
medicine institutions. An All-America athlete, he is recipient of
the University of Michigan's Honor Trophy Award for "outstanding achievement
in scholarship, athletics, and leadership." He serves as Chair of
Advanced Excellence Systems, a leadership consulting firm, and as
Chair of the Board at Q-Metrics, a research firm dedicated to measuring
and developing team and organizational performance.
Bob
Glass
Dr. Glass is recognized as a leading technical entrepreneur
in Silicon Valley and is frequently called upon as an advisor. As
the leading technologist at Sun, be became one of the main spokespersons
for the firm, and is still a much sought-after keynote speaker at
conferences around the world, as well as civic organizations such
as the Rotary Club. His work has been highlighted on NPR and in the
international press numerous times and he is considered one of the
"usual suspects" by technology journalists seeking an informed point
of view. As an inventor he holds 13 U.S. and International Patents
jointly with Bruce Tognazzini and Dr. Jakob Nielsen, and is the author
of more than a dozen research papers on electro-optics and human vision.
He previously served with the National Academy of Science as a postdoctoral
advisor and committee member and as an advisor to MIT and Georgia
Tech. He is currently an advisory board member of Syracuse University's
School of Information Studies and a Fellow of the Silicon Valley World
Internet Center. He is a frequent guest of the government as a reviewer
for the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) Advanced
Technology Program and government conferences on building high tech
start-ups.
Charlie Pfefferkorn
Dr. Charles Pfefferkorn is a Visiting Fellow at the Center.
He brings a wealth of industrial and academic experience to the Center.
His interests include artificial intelligence, image processing, geographic
information systems, database management systems, on-line transaction
processing and now the Internet. Dr. Pfefferkorn has over 20 years
of experience in Silicon Valley in various technical, managerial,
and consulting positions. He has worked at large companies (TRW and
Fujitsu), small companies (Evans & Sutherland, TDC, and Carnegie Group
Inc.) and as an independent consultant. Before coming to Silicon Valley,
he was an Assistant Professor at Purdue University. Dr. Pfefferkorn
received his B.S. in Physics and Ph.D. in Computer Science from Carnegie-Mellon
University. He is active in various professional organizations, such
as Software Forum (SEF), Association of Computing Machinery (ACM),
and Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). He is
the Treasurer and a Member of the Board of Directors of the Software
Forum and founded the Software Forum International Software Special
Interest Group.
Sally Richards
Sally Richards is enjoying a varied and intriguing
career. Her interests stem from the root of writing: words, and
all the places they take her. Fascinated with communication through
media and global networks, she strives to reach the masses each
day with content. Sally, a journalist and author of 19 years, has
seen a lot of technology come and go, and loves chronicling its
passages and finding those on the bleeding edge of its future. When
not working on her next book, Sally spends much of her time these
days speaking about the future of the Internet for organizations
and companies throughout the world as she balances her G-3 laptop
on her knees and tacks on frequent flier miles. Sally is the author
of FutureNet (Wiley, 2002), Inside Business Incubators & Corporate
Ventures (Wiley, 2001), Dot-com Success! Surviving the Fallout &
Consolidation (Sybex, 2001), Sand Dreams & Silicon Orchards
(Heritage, 2000). She often consults to technology companies about
their business models, IT infrastructures and teams. She sits on
the boards of several startups where she brings value as an advisor
and catalyst. Sally longs for the day when her head is cracked open
and a beautiful little chip is placed inside so all she'll have
to do is close her eyes for total connectivity. That day will come
in the not so distant future (relatively speaking).
Horst
Salzwedel
Dr. Horst Salzwedel is currently an Architect with the Wireless
and Multi-media Design Group at Cadence Design Systems, Inc. In
that capacity he has developed computer-aided engineering software
system for design and analysis of satellite and mobile communications
systems. He consults on mobile satellite communication systems.
He has been with Cadence since 1992. Since 1994 Dr. Salzwedel is
also a Professor in System Theory and Mobile/Satellite Communications
at the Technical University of Ilmenau, Germany. His research areas
include:
- Software system design for system level design automation (SDA)
- Global mobile/satellite communication systems: design software,
optimization, interference minimization, handover between mobile
and satellite communication systems, high bandwidth mobile/satellite
communications.
- Automated global astronomy: hardware implementation of real
time object identification and compression software, real time
satellite communications.
- Integrated communication and control systems.
- High precision satellite based navigation.
Dr. Salzwedel is also Head of Research for SatLab, LLC, a company
specializing in systems design tools. From 1978-92 he was a Senior
Research Engineer as Systems Control Technology, Inc. He has also
been a lecturer and consulting professor at Stanford University.
Dr. Salzwedel holds a Ph.D. in Aeronautical and Astronautical Sciences
from Stanford University and a M.S. in Aero- and Astronautics from
the Technical University of Munich.
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