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John Yeung is the founder of Youngtech, CyberExpress, EE21 and Worldsoft. People view and fondly refer to Mr. Yeung as Dr. "E". Mr. Yeung is a big "E" visionary and has spent his entire career designing computer systems, networking, database design and development, security and systems integration. Over 20 years ago, Mr. Yeung developed one of the first E-mail systems while still a university student. In 1980, Mr. Yeung joined Bell Laboratories and was one of the researchers and developers of the UNIX operating system. In 1985, Mr. Yeung founded Youngtech,a consulting firm specializing in object-oriented technologies. For the last 17 years, he has expanded Youngtech by providing innovative technologies and consulting expertise to Fortune 100 companies. Youngtech's specialty is in state-of-the-art applications and nationwide network systems. In 1995, Mr. Yeung founded CyberExpress, a multi-lingual Internet Technology company that focused on an I-Net (Internet/Intranet) solution, and installed this concept in Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Trust and Citic (China International Trust and Investment Corporation). In 1999, Mr. Yeung founded EE21, e-Engineering for the 21st Century. EE21 provides the architecture, concepts, methodologies and platforms to transform today’s companies into tomorrow’s e-Finance, e-Healthcare and e-Education businesses. In 2000, Mr. Yeung founded Worldsoft Group, Inc., a joint venture of three companies that include Youngtech Inc., China Weal Business Machinery Co. Ltd., and Guangzhou Tianhe Software Park in China. The goal of Worldsoft is to combine the strength of American software management and China software human resources to develop the new and world-class software industry in China. Since 1995, Mr. Yeung has been honored in National and International versions of "Who’s Who." Mr. Yeung was selected as one of the "Outstanding 50 Chinese Americans in Business." Mr. Yeung also serves as a Representative from New Jersey on the Republican Presidential Roundtable. Mr. Yeung received a BS degree in Electrical Engineering from City College of New York in 1980 and a MS in Computer Science from the Polytechnic Institute of New York in 1982. | 