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Glen has 37 years of software and engineering experience. In 1970, Glen founded Duquesne Systems, one of the world’s pioneer computer software companies. Under his leadership, Duquesne Systems became Pennsylvania’s 1st publicly traded software company. In 1989, Duquesne Systems merged to form LEGENT Corporation with Glen. as its Chief Executive Officer. In 1995 LEGENT was sold to Computer Associates for $2.1 billion. Glen holds various engine, software optimization, engine management and engine calibration patents. He has co-authored papers presented to the SAE and IMechE. Mr. Chatfield’s hobby is FIM World’s Championship Motorcycle Racing. Glen earned a BS degree in Engineering Science from The Pennsylvania State University. In 1995 he was the recipient of the University’s ‘Alumni Fellow’ award, the highest honor bestowed on an alumni. | 