Steve Chang, founder of Flow, a mischievous local from Pin-Dong,Taiwan: who has failed twice in both his joint university examinationand business startups; who speaks Mandarin with a Taiwanese localaccent, but listens to Enimen’s rap music; who performs magic duringhis stockholder’s annual meetings. After leaving his CEO position fromTrend Micro in 2006, he has decided to put all his effort into forming   a new kind of business-social enterprise. It was then he decided to form Flow, Inc. alongside with Mr. Tom Wang to not only focus onrevenue, but social achievements as well.

Tom Wang, one of Flow, Inc.’s founders. After graduating from Stanford MBA, Tom spent over 10 years working in large corporations. As his excelled through his career and became the General Manager for MTV Taiwan, he realized this isn’t what he wanted in life. Giving back to society and applying his sublime business acumen to enable the less fortunates are what he really wants. Therefore, he and Steve formed Flow, Inc. In addition to being a “Flower”, he also spends time writing while enjoying the finer things in life through various outdoor activities.

Ray Chen joined Flow in April 2008 and led Flow’s “Social Entrepreneur Program”. He has dedicated himself to incubating a social venture for the less privileged disabled since June 2009. Before coming to Flow, Ray was a Principal of Andersen Business Consulting, Deloitte Consulting, and ABeam Consulting. He has around 15 years of experience in management consulting. Ray Chen holds an MBA from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Penny joined Flow in October of 2007. She has been involved in organizing the Social Enterprise Contest and developing business models for InnovGreen in Vietnam. Her current role focuses on Flow’s public relations and operations. Before joining Flow, Penny was a marketing manager at GoPets Ltd., a Korean online game company, and was responsible for the Greater China market. Other prior experiences included product manager at Yam.Com, Digital Service Director at Xin-Yi Foundations, and account salesperson at Hewlett & Packard Ltd. Penny received her M.A. degree in Instructional technology and media from Columbia University, and holds an MBA degree from National Taiwan University. She graduated from National Cheng-Chi University with a bachelor degree in Management Information System.

Sabrina Chen joined Flow in November of 2008, and was responsible for leading all volunteerism projects. She now concentrates on incubating and developing a social enterprise for the disabled. Prior to Flow, Sabrina was the marketing manager at So-net Taiwan, Her previous experiences also included project manager at KGEx and product marketing at Seednet. Sabrina received her MS degree in the Technology Management Program at Chiao Tung University.

Paul Shih joined Flow in March of 2009. Paul currently leads business development at Flow, and is responsible for sourcing innovative biomass solutions. Prior to joining Flow, Paul was a member of the ECLP at General Electric. He has held corporate strategy positions in GE Consumer Finance, GE Healthcare, and GE Corporate. Paul graduated from the Johns Hopkins University with a BS degree in Psychology and received his MBA from Columbia University.

Quincy Chen joined Flow in March of 2009. He focuses on screening, assessing, and performing due diligence on all of Flow’s potential investment targets. Quincy also leads Flow’s incubation and scouting initiatives on potential social entrepreneurs. Before coming to Flow, Quincy was a senior consultant at Bain & Company in Hong Kong. He was also an underwriting analyst assisting Lone Star Funds’ investment valuation in Taiwan. Before that, Quincy started his career at American Express as a financial analyst. Quincy received a BBA degree from National Taiwan University and obtained his MBA degree from UCLA Anderson School.