From WrldWise@aol.com Fri Jul  3 14:06:25 1998
Date: Fri, 3 Jul 1998 11:49:43 EDT
From: WrldWise@aol.com
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Subject: Re:  Bios

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Dear Art,
Here are my and Susan's bios.  We'll be out of town for the month of July, but
will be staying in touch with our office.  Thanks for all of your efforts!

David
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David W. Everhart
	David W. Everhart is a founder and owner of WorldWise, Inc., a cross-cultural
training and consulting company based in Boulder, Colorado. Mr. Everhart
received a B.A. from Cornell University in 1983 and then an M.A. in Asian
Studies from the University of Michigan. A Japan specialist by academic study
and work experience, he has been involved in U.S.-Japan relations for over
fifteen years. 
	Mr. Everhart trains both Americans and Asians on working together effectively
across cultures. He has conducted training programs for American and Japanese
managers from Amgen, Hewlett-Packard, Nissan, IBM, Nomura Securities, Sony,
LSI Logic, Panasonic, Weyerhauser, Fujitsu, the Miller Brewing Co., R.R.
Donnelley, Yamaha, Western Digital, Exabyte, Warner-Lambert, and many other
firms. He also currently co-instructs a 2-day executive course on Japanese
Business four times a year at the California Institute of Technology^Òs
Industrial Relations Center.  He has traveled extensively throughout Asia and
around the globe, and speaks Japanese.

Susan M. Place
	Susan M. Place is a founder and President of WorldWise, Inc., a cross-
cultural training and consulting company based in Boulder Colorado. A Japan
specialist and corporate trainer, she has been involved in U.S.-Japan
relations for over fifteen years. 
  	Ms. Place has lived in Japan, employed by the Japanese Ministry of
Education.  She has also worked for the start-up team of a large Japanese
manufacturing firm in the automotive industry, managing relations between the
firm and its American customers as well as acting as an intercultural
communication facilitator.  During her years at the company, Ms. Place gained
first-hand experience with the inner workings of a Japanese company, and was
involved with all aspects of the business, from boardroom meetings to
manufacturing quality circles.  
	Ms. Place has conducted intercultural business training programs in the U.S.,
Japan, and Southeast Asia for hundreds of Americans, Japanese, and other
Asians.  Ms. Place has trained executives from Hewlett-Packard, Hitachi,
Quantum, LSI Logic, Nomura Securities, Pillsbury, Chevron, Quark, Bridgestone,
StorageTek, Fujitsu, and many other firms.  She also currently co-instructs a
2-day executive course on Japanese Business four times a year at the
California Institute of Technology^Òs Industrial Relations Center.  In
addition, Ms. Place occasionally works as a professional interpreter for
Japanese manufacturing consultants in the United States.  Ms. Place holds a
B.A. in Economics from Cornell University. She has traveled extensively
throughout Asia and around the globe, and speaks Japanese.