Your New EBSTC Leaders |
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The new East Bay Chapter leadership introduce themselves…
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Joe
Humbert My background is actually in physics, with a B.S. and an M.S. from Cal
State University at Los Angeles. In the mid-1980s, I started a homegrown
software company, Kidbit Software, featuring educational software for
the then popular Commodore machines. I wrote the programs, user guides,
brochures, and advertising copy. I am now the co-owner of a child care
center, where I do the accounting and write the monthly newsletters, parent
guidelines, employee contract, brochures, and advertising copy. I have
created and maintain our website, http://www.berniceandjoeplayschool.com.
In addition, I am under contract to produce and maintain the website for
PARC, Preserve Area Ridgelands Committee, http://www.ridgelands.org. |
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Helen Cheung Born and raised in the Bay Area, I graduated from California State University,
Hayward with a B.A. in Psychology. I began as a programmer analyst, but
found that I enjoyed writing more than working with data and code. I decided
to take a leap into the technical communication profession, and made a
career change. I completed a Certificate in Technical Communication through
U.C. Berkeley Extension. I joined STC in 2005, I am currently a Technical Writer/Senior Consultant for Booz Allen Hamilton, a global strategy and technology consulting firm. My current client is the Department of Defense, specifically the Navy. As President-Elect and a fellow East Bay Chapter member, I look forward
to meeting new people, learning new things, working with the leadership
team, and having fun. |
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Gwaltney
Mountford I've been working in technical communication for over 25 years as a writer, trainer, manager, and consultant. My husband and I own Mountford Group Inc., a software development consulting company specializing in developing custom business applications and data warehouse applications. Working in a range of industries, my contributions to my clients include everything from end-user documentation to product development support to user interface design and development. An STC Associate Fellow, I remain active at all levels of the Society.
I was chapter president and treasurer (in the 90s), managed Touchstone
and a Region 8 Conference, and served on the Society Nominating Committee.
I currently am an active member of the Triage sub-committee of the Leadership
Resource Committee. One of my favorite STC activities is to present at
local chapters and at regional and international conferences. |
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Lis Fraser I have been managing customer documentation departments for over 25 years in both Canada and the Silicon Valley. My experience covers a range of industries from data collection hardware and custom application software, and client/server financial software, to particle accelerators, satellite image processing systems, and retail software. I've been employed by a variety of companies (Epic Data, Orbital Sciences, Intuit, and Hyperion Solutions, to name a few) and specialize in managing small and productive customer-focused documentation teams. For the past five years I have been managing the technical writing team at Adaptec, Inc. in Milpitas. A senior member of the STC since 1985, I look forward to bringing in interesting and relevant speakers to the EBSTC, meeting new people, working with the leadership team, and having fun. I especially look forward to eating the tasty food at the chapter meetings. |
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Jeanie Egbert I've been playing around with the Internet since 1982, long before the Web was a maniacal gleam in anyone’s eye. I've been a computer programmer, analyst, teacher, and writer. I contribute well-researched and finely-worded features to my local newspaper, along with the occasional erudite commentary (okay, sarcastic diatribes!). Every member of my family believes I am a wonderful writer. |
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