Bachelor's degree from the University of
Washington; one of fourty semi finalists in the "Journalist in Space Program"
(cancelled following the Challenger tragedy); candidate from Washington; in
1986 working for the Seattle Times; winning a Pulitzer Prize (for a series on
the Boeing 757); later senior vice president of Oxygen Media, a
cable-television network oriented toward women; then corporate vice president
and a member of the five-person senior leadership team of Microsoft
Corp.s Information Worker Business Unit; in 2005 he returned to Alki
Software Corporation, a company he founded in 1988. |