As requested, here is a short bio of my life for the
past 20 years... 

After HSEP '81, I attended MIT and received my BS '86,
MS '86 and PhD '92 in Electrical Engineering. I
enjoyed the lifestyle of a professional student and
have on occasions flirted with politics and student
activism. Around 1993, I change career and left for
Zurich, Switzerland to work for the Union Bank of
Switzerland as an analyst in private banking. I
enjoyed my stay in Europe and took every opportunity
to travel to places such as Paris, Monaco, London,
Rome, and Vienna.

I returned to the States in 1996 to marry my fiancé,
Aeri, whom I have meet in Boston while she was
completing her fellowship in Pediatric
Gastroenterology at the Boston's Children Hospital. We
settled in New York City where I worked at Wall Street
for the Union Bank of Switzerland as a director and
product manager for credit derivatives. Aeri was an
assistant professor and attending at the Montefiore
Medical Center of the Albert Einstein College of
Medicine. In 1998, I left Union Bank of Switzerland to
join an investment bank, J.P. Morgan, as a vice
president and product manager in various areas such as
structured finance, credit portfolio, insurance and
pension derivatives. Needless to say, the rat race
continues.

Last year I become the proud father of a baby boy,
Andrew, born February 2nd and life has never been
quite the same for my spouse and myself. At 18 months
of age, Andrew is quite a handful but a bundle of joy.
With a renewed perspective on life, I left J.P. Morgan
earlier this year and together with my family moved to
Maryland. Aeri have recently accepted an appointment
as an assistant professor and attending at the DC
Children's Hospital at the George Washington
University Medical Center. As for myself, I am taking
time off to contemplate what I want to do next.