Steve Chang

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Steve Chang
張明正

Born	Ming-chen Chang 1954 (age 70–71) Pingtung, Taiwan
Education	Fu Jen Catholic University (BS) Lehigh University (MS)
Occupation(s)	Chairman, Trend Micro
Awards	Fu Jen Outstanding Alumni Award (1999) CNBC 8th Asian Business Leaders Award (2009)

Steve Chang is a Taiwanese businessman and the founder, chairman and former CEO of Trend Micro, the world's largest software security firm.^[1] He was named "Star of Asia" by the Business Week in 1999,^[2] and he was selected as one of the six protagonists of the Discovery Channel's Portraits Taiwan II in 2006.

^ The Insane Life of an L.A.-Taiwan-Tokyo Supercommuter - Businessweek
^ Barnathan, J. (1999), 'The stars of Asia: 50 Asian leaders at the forefront of change', BusinessWeek, 14 June.

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