Mitchell Tsai

I'm currently retired, but enjoy supporting new ventures and helping people manifest their visions and dreams.

CEO and Founder of Spiritual Business Companions, a network supporting "sustainable abundance", "healthy employee growth", and other ethical business practices, emphasis on US micro-businesses.

Since 1990, I have advised entrepreneurs and companies in 98 industries - managing small teams of 1-10 and medium teams of 400-600 people.

I enjoy helping people bootstrap ideas and early-stage companies (US Micro-businesses; e.g. starting a company with US $50 - $500), helping them develop into successful "lifestyle companies" (US $200,000 - $5 million), and navigating dangers and finding opportunities as they become growth and/or venture-capital-backed companies (US $10 million - $1+ billion).

Co-Founder of DotCom Director, a business incubator that provided venture funding, strategy, and technology - Clients included Legal Research Network (LRN.com) which was funded by Softbank for $30 million, and medi.com (medical claims) which was acquired by WebMD for $280 million and was one of Deloitte & Touche's "Technology Fast 50".

Consulting since 1980 in the business, military, government, academic, and non-profit sectors. Designed, produced, and/or implemented projects for the International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank, National Academy of Sciences (NAS), National Science Foundation (NSF), DARPA, Department of Defense (DoD), Harvard University, Fortune 500s, Global 2000s, NGOs, colleges and universities, and medical schools.

Projects range from small US $0-$100 micro-business and non-profit bootstrap projects to multi-billion dollar projects such as distribution ($14 billion), communication ($32 billion), finance ($50 billion), and logistics ($302 billion).

My first consulting project at age 13 was a financial analysis program to assist my high school teachers in salary negotiations as they compared various salary/benefit packages.

Mitchell Tsai’s Specialties:

Began college at age 10, was a concert violinist at age 12, and danced with Mikhail Baryshnikov.

Since 1972, taught and given invited lectures at IBM, Microsoft, Carnegie-Mellon, Harvard, Fortune 500s, NGOs, and international think tanks and conferences.

Started programming in 1977 on IBM, Burroughs, and DEC mainframes using Fortran 66, Cobol, C, Basic, Forth, and Lisp. Managed teams with 1950s-1970s legacy applications & 1990s-2000s server farms and Top-500 Alexa Websites.

Mitchell Tsai’s Experience

Retired Traveler

World

(Entertainment industry)

May 2007 — Present (1 year 5 months)

I'm currently retired, but enjoy supporting new ventures and helping people manifest their visions and dreams.

Visiting fellow souls & spirits in our global communities (Austria, Bahamas, Belgium, Belize, Brazil, Canada, China, Culebra, Czech Republic, Egypt, France, Germany, Hawaii, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Morocco, Netherlands, Poland, Puerto Rico, Romania, Russia (USSR in 1984), Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, United Kingdom, Vieques).

Last 4 countries visited: Bahamas, Morocco, Israel, Egypt.

Next country: Japan (5/13-5/28/08)

Would like to visit: Machu Picchu (Peru), Angkor Wat (Cambodia), Galapagos Islands, Tigris & Euphrates (Iraq), Persia (Iran), South Africa, Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe), TIbet, Vietnam, Timbuktuu (Mali), Guinea (West Africa), Australia, New Zealand
CEO

Spiritual Business Companions

(Management Consulting industry)

July 2006 — Present (2 years 3 months)

Helping People's Visions Manifest into Reality with the 5 C's - Community, Connections, Coaching, Consulting, Capital

CEO and Founder of Spiritual Business Companions, a network supporting "sustainable abundance", "healthy employee growth", and other ethical business practices, emphasis on US micro-businesses (starting companies with US $50-500+).

"Sustainable abundance" - There's plenty of support for our projects and visions if we use our capital, labor, emotional, health, and spiritual resources in effective sustainable ways.

Burning people out through poor management is no better than wasting our environment. :-)

The beginning of a network of companies and private funds to create an "educational network to support entrepreneurs".

I believe there's a huge gap in "entrepreneurial support" sub-$20-50 million companies. A single-person "lifestyle company" can produce $1-10 million gross revenue.

http://spiritualbusinesscompanions.blogspot.com
Volunteer Coordinator

International Enneagram Association

(Privately Held; Professional Training & Coaching industry)

2005 — Present (3 years)

IEA Values and Ethics

Because the Enneagram is such a powerful and profound system for understanding the human character, it is especially important that those who use the Enneagram with others do so in a values-based, ethical manner. The system can be utilized by individuals and professionals from a variety of backgrounds, including educators, business consultants, artists, therapists, spiritual directors, and medical professionals, all of whom use the Enneagram in an increasing range of contexts and applications.

We encourage each professional to use the Enneagram within his or her areas of training and expertise. For example, we expect that business consultants would use the system for organization development, team building, and leadership training; coaches might use it with clients to help them improve their personal and interpersonal effectiveness and work performance.

2008: Thu 7/31/08 - Sun 8/3/08 National Conference in Atlanta

http://internationalenneagram.org
Board Member

Footloose Dance Company

(Non-Profit; 1-10 employees; Performing Arts industry)

2003 — Present (5 years)

Footloose is an arts-presenting and producing organization that creates and develops work in collaboration with artists from all fields of the performing arts, especially emerging and established women artists.

We provide resources and a home base for women to develop their work from initial through exhibition stages of the production process in order to promote their professional careers.

http://ftloose.org
Organizer and Coordinator

Dance New England

(Non-Profit; 1001-5000 employees; Performing Arts industry)

2000 — Present (8 years)

DNE is a creative collective of individuals who love to dance, and a consortium of cooperatively-run, freestyle barefoot dances.

Dance provides us with the opportunity to enrich ourselves and the greater community.

We are committed to the acceptance of and respect for all people and cultures, the empowerment of children, and the acknowledgement that our bodies and our environment are sacred.

Each of us needs to safely express who we are and be acknowledged for the value of our contributions to our community.

These include a cooperative spirit, interdependence, and sustainable volunteerism.

Consensus decision-making, non-violent conflict resolution, collective work, personal responsibility, educational inreach and outreach, and flexibility in the face of the need to change are tenets of our organizational democracy.

Conserve our planet's resources and promote a fair distribution of the fruits of our labor and play.

2008: Thu 8/21/08 - Sun 8/31/08

http://dne.org
Self-Employed

Mitchell Tsai Consulting

(Privately Held; Myself Only; Information Services industry)

1980 — Present (28 years)

Since 1990, I have advised entrepreneurs and companies in 98 industries - managing small teams of 1-10 and medium teams of 400-600 people.

Consulting since 1980 in business, military, government, academic, and non-profit sectors.

Designed, produced, and/or implemented projects for the International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank, National Academy of Sciences (NAS), National Science Foundation (NSF), DARPA, Department of Defense (DoD), Harvard University, Fortune 500s, Global 2000s, NGOs, colleges and universities, and medical schools.

Projects range from small US $0-$100 micro-business and non-profit bootstrap projects to multi-billion dollar projects such as distribution ($14 billion), communication ($32 billion), finance ($50 billion), and logistics ($302 billion).

My first consulting project at age 13 was a financial analysis program to assist my high school teachers in salary negotiations as they evaluated the overall value of various salary/benefit packages.
Principal

Parabola Group

(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Management Consulting industry)

December 2007 — April 2008 (5 months)

It’s sad to see how poorly project management has
progressed in the past 30 years.

The vast majority of projects are still over-budget, inadequately planned, and poorly executed. Moreover due to poor management and oversight, the people working in the projects are often overworked and badly treated.

A fan of “fail fast” strategies, I hate all the wasted effort and "wealth destruction" in early companies because our US business processes & US educational system provide so little quality support to empower entrepreneurs.

http://parabolagroup.com
Board Member

Choreographers Performance Alliance

(Non-Profit; 51-200 employees; Performing Arts industry)

2004 — 2007 (3 years)

Dance organization which provides support for emerging artists. Since the 1980s, the number of available venues for emerging dance artists has steeply declined.

http://www.worksintheworks.org
Volunteer Organizer

Northern California Dance Collective

(Non-Profit; 1001-5000 employees; Performing Arts industry)

1999 — 2007 (8 years)

Northern California Dance Collective (NCDC) is a diverse group of people who love to dance.

We are especially interested in the place where dance and community meet, and one of our goals is to create more of these places in our lives.

We put on a variety of events, from one-day commuter workshops to our nine-day summer dance camp, all focused on bringing together dance and community, often in beautiful and natural settings.

2008: Fri 6/13/08 - Sun 6/22/08 Summer Camp in Sierras

http://ncdcdances.org
Volunteer Staff, Photographer, and Videographer

Camp Fareta

(Non-Profit; 51-200 employees; Performing Arts industry)

2007 — 2007 (less than a year)

Camp Fareta is a weeklong residential workshop hosted by Youssouf Koumbassa, a master dancer, choreographer, and teacher from Guinea, West Africa, and featuring many other master dancers and drummers from Guinea, Mali, and Senegal

An immersion in West African drum and dance, held at a beautiful setting in the southern Sierras of California in early July.

2008: Sun 7/6/08 - Sun 7/13/08 Summer Camp in Sierras

http://dancingvillage.com/camp_fareta.php

My Photos: http://spiritualbusinesscompanions.com/fareta2007
Volunteer Photographer

San Francisco Dance and Drum Festival

(Privately Held; Entertainment industry)

2007 — 2007 (less than a year)

Join us as we bring the spirit of Africa to the Bay Area with renowned international dancers and drummers!

2008: Wed 11/5/08 - Sun 11/9/08 in Oakland, CA

http://www.celebrateclitoris.com/SFafricandance.html

My Photos & Videos: http://tinyurl.com/4savhm
Volunteer

Seattle Festival of Alternative Dance and Improvisation

(Non-Profit; 51-200 employees; Performing Arts industry)

2004 — 2006 (2 years)

The annual Seattle Festival of Alternative Dance and Improvisation (SFADI) is a full week of dance classes, jams, performances, and discussions.

SFADI brings together a wide range of local, national, and international dance artists and movement educators to teach the over 100 students (both recreational and professional dancers) who attend the festival each year.

2008: Sun 7/27/08 - Sun 8/3/08 Workshop in Seattle

http://www.danceartgroup.org/sfadi/sfadi.html
Board Member

AXIS Dance Company

(Non-Profit; 11-50 employees; Performing Arts industry)

2004 — 2005 (1 year)

Since 1987, AXIS Dance Company has been a pioneer in the world of dance, creating and presenting cutting-edge, contemporary works by dancers with and without disabilities.

AXIS teaches dance and educates about collaboration and disability through community outreach and education programs.

AXIS was founded by Judith Smith, a champion equestrian who became disabled in a car accident at age 17.

http://www.axisdance.org
Co-Founder

Southern California Dance Collective

(Non-Profit; 201-500 employees; Performing Arts industry)

2000 — 2005 (5 years)

Co-Founder of Southern California Dance Collective (SCDC), a community of people who love to dance.

Our aim is to create low cost, not-for-profit, smoke and alcohol-free, freestyle barefoot dances.

We produce special dance events that everyone can afford and anyone can attend, including dance weekends and an annual weeklong dance camp in nature.

http://scdance.org
Temporary IS Manager

Spirit Rock Meditation Center

(Non-Profit; 11-50 employees; Religious Institutions industry)

September 2004 — February 2005 (6 months)

Spirit Rock Meditation Center (founder Jack Kornfield) is one of the 2 largest US Buddhist retreat centers.

Inwardly, as human beings we need settings where we can renew our connection to ourselves, to nature, and to life itself through silence and mindful attention.

Started improving typical low-quality IT & database system for analytical Internet marketing.

Installed Issue/Bug Tracking system and Real-Time Wireless Network monitoring. Brought Raiser's Edge address database of 60,000 people from 40% out-of-date to 90% accurate. Bought automatic address updating software to interface with Raisers Edge (Non-Profit Funding Management Software). Instituted ROMI analysis of on-line targeted NetMail marketing from Raiser's Edge (Achieving 1-4% purchase rate).

Unable to bring $6 million non-profit out of IT fire-fighting mode.

Non-profit management & scarcity mindset is really tough to improve.

http://spiritrock.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Kornfield
Guest Dancer

White Oak Dance Project

(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Performing Arts industry)

2000 — 2000 (less than a year)

Danced with Mikhail Baryshnikov in a Judson-era postmodern dance piece.

The White Oak Dance Project was a dance company founded in 1990 by Mikhail Baryshnikov and Mark Morris to be the touring arm of the Baryshnikov Dance Foundation.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Oak_Dance_Project
http://baryshnikovdancefoundation.org
Head Wizard

DotCom Director, Inc.

(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Venture Capital & Private Equity industry)

1999 — 2000 (1 year)

Co-Founder of DotCom Director, a 33-person business incubator that provided venture funding, strategy, and technology.

Our client Legal Research Network (LRN.com) was funded by Softbank for $30 million.

medi.com, a medical claims company, was acquired by WebMD for $280 million and was one of Deloitte & Touche's "Technology Fast 50".

Our team helped raise $120 million.

http://dotcomdirector.com

Our employee Xing Li created FanFiction.net, currently ranked #281 at Alexa in April 2008. Xing was a UCLA student, and we are the company mentioned anonymously in this history of Fan Fiction as hosting his website. Xing Li was a great coder.

http://www.fanhistory.com/index.php?title=FanFiction.Net
Speech Group Intern

Microsoft Research

(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; MSFT; Computer Software industry)

1998 — 1998 (less than a year)

Worked on a multimodal gesture-language PowerPoint interface in LEAP (Language Enabled APplications) for Xuedong Huang under Rick Rashid at MSR (Microsoft Research).

Bill Gates did a nice job starting Microsoft Research.

Wonder if Google Research founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin will do as well, while Bill heads to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Or Yahoo Research. Will anyone ever match the productivity of IBM Research?

It's a godsend that Warren Buffet trusts Bill Gates to handle his billions!

Perhaps Bill Gates's tough accounting will raise the accountability of the non-profit industry (who's overhead ratio and efficiency is abysmal).

http://research.microsoft.com
http://research.microsoft.com/srg
http://research.microsoft.com/srg/slu.aspx
http://www.microsoft.com/speech/speech2007/default.mspx
Faculty

Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions

(Public Company; 5001-10,000 employees; WPO; Education Management industry)

1992 — 1995 (3 years)

Taught all subjects of MCAT, GRE, LSAT, GMAT, and SAT.

http://kaplan.com
Violinist, Composer, & Dancer

Corps de Phunque

(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Performing Arts industry)

1992 — 1993 (1 year)

Modern dance company including poets, musicians, and dancers.
Vice-President

Financial Modeling Specialists - FMS Inc

(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Computer Software industry)

1987 — 1990 (3 years)

In 1987, FMS (Financial Modeling Specialists, fmsinc.com, not the other company of this name) was a 2-person company. I joined my college roommate Luke Chung as the first employee after he founded this company in 1986.

Helped create a 22-year-old award-winning consulting firm designing database solutions for Global 2000 corporate and government clients.

FMS developed an award-winning family of software products -- mostly products designed to help people manage medium-large software projects based on our own project experiences.

FMS's software used by 10,000+ customers, including 90% of the Fortune 100 and 95% of the Fortune 500.

Software Development Times: 100 Top Software Innovators and Leaders

Winner of over 40 industry awards for FMS products

Microsoft Gold Certified Partner

http://fmsinc.com
Research Assistant

Harvard Medical School

(Educational Institution; 10,001 or more employees; HMS; Research industry)

1984 — 1986 (2 years)

Anti-viral research with Professor Donald Coen (Department of Biological Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology).

http://coen.med.harvard.edu
Research Assistant

Harvard University

(Educational Institution; 10,001 or more employees; Higher Education industry)

1983 — 1984 (1 year)

X-ray Crystallography with Professor William Lipscomb (Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1976)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Lipscomb
http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/chemistry/laureates/1976/lipscomb-autobio.html
http://www.chem.harvard.edu/research/faculty/william_lipscomb.php
Violinist

Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra

(Educational Institution; 51-200 employees; Music industry)

1982 — 1984 (2 years)

Violinist in Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra (HRO) which toured England, Netherlands, France, and Berlin-Wall-era Russia in 1984.

Fortunate to have performed in many famous concert halls (e.g. Concertgebouw in Amsterdam before they remodeled).

Retired after 1984. Had to decide between a career in Music, Science, Medicine, Economics, or Government. And ended up as an Entrepreneur.

Paris was the last place I performed Violin onstage until I joined the modern dance troupe Corps de Phunque in 1992 (8 years later).

http://hcs.harvard.edu/~hro
Research Assistant

Liquid Crystal Institute

(Chemicals industry)

1983 — 1983 (less than a year)

Created liquid crystal database program from scratch to manage 3-D chemical structures.

Yep. Wrote the entire database. Not something on top of dBase or IBM DB2, or a modern Oracle, SQL, or MS Access relational or object-oriented database.

But coding all the database features directly in Fortran 66.
3-D chemical structures were too messy for the databases of that era.

Now, we've got XML, ODBC, JDBC, PHP / MySQL, yada, yada...

Soooo much easier these days.
Research Assistant

Kent State University

(Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Higher Education industry)

1981 — 1982 (1 year)

Developed Apple ][e - Burroughs 5500 interactive interface for 3-D chemical visualization system.

The kind of 3-D stuff that's commonplace in the 2000s, but needed a whole mainframe back then.

And that darn Burroughs CANDE operating system (ahem JCL...Job Control Language).

At least using video screens was better than the punchcards on the older IBM mainframes. We had to use printers to read our programs back then.

Too bad Kent State University wasn't using the new-fangled DEC VAXs with VMS operating systems, or the competing versions of the new operating system called... :-) UNIX (Berkeley 3BSD or VMUNIX & IBM System 7).

Yah.... 4-4.3 BSD Unix took 6 years to develop from 1980-86, and I started using BSD Unix in 1982 when I joined Harvard.

IBM did the messy System V unix. Linux kernel started in 1991 with Linus Torvalds.

Now Unix drives my MacBook Pro laptop. Times do change...

"My, my. A body does get around." - William Faulkner

http://www.kent.edu
Consultant

Theodore Roosevelt High School

(Educational Institution; 201-500 employees; Higher Education industry)

1979 — 1980 (1 year)

My first consulting project at age 13 was a financial analysis program on a Commodore PET microcomputer to assist my high school teachers in salary negotiations as they compared various salary/benefit packages.

Didn't have spreadsheets back then (Before Visicalc, Lotus 123, Microsoft Multiplan, or... today's Microsoft Excel). So I created the whole flexible analysis program in Commodore BASIC.

It was easier than coding 98 AA 6C in assembly language on the tiny 3-4" screens that our earlier microcomputers had.

Oh, the days of loading assemblers into the computer with a cassette tape. If you were lazy and didn't want to wait, you coded directly in hexadecimal.

http://kentschools.net/rhs
Solo Violinist

Kent State University Sinfonia

(Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Higher Education industry)

1979 — 1979 (less than a year)

Orchestral debut concert at age 12.

Studied until Leopold Sipe and Professor Ma Si-Hon (Inventor of the SiHon Violin Mute)

http://kent.edu
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Paul_Chamber_Orchestra

Mitchell Tsai’s Education

University of California, Los Angeles

M.S., Computer Science, 2000

Did research for Professor Jerry Popek (CTO, United Online) and Professor Peter Reiher in Active Networks and Wireless Distributed Operating System Laboratory.

Did research for Professor Andrew Kahng and Professor David Jefferson in Collaborative Robotics with Rodney Brooks' R3 robots. Advisor: Professor Michael Dyer (Natural Language).

Studied Bayesian Networks with Professor Judea Pearl, Search with Professor Richard Korf, and Network Queueing with Professor Leonard Kleinrock (one of the fathers of the Internet in 1969).

Studied Dance (Modern, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Ballet) & Cognitive Psychology

Activities and Societies:

Gymnastics Club (with Brian & Terry)
George Mason University

Psychology & Communication 1988 — 1990
Harvard University

A.B., Chemistry & Physics (Age 15), 1982 — 1986

Did research for Nobel Prize winner Professor William Lipscomb (X-Ray Crystallography) and Professor Donald Coen (Harvard Medical School - Virology and Pharmacology). Advisor: Professor Gerald Holton (Physics)

Studied graduate-level Economics, Math, and Biochemistry

Activities and Societies:

Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra (HRO) 1982-84, Thayer Middle 1982-83, Quincy House 1983-86
Kent State University

Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Violin (Age 10) 1976 — 1983

Studied Violin with Professor Ma Si-Hon (Inventor of the SiHon Violin Mute)

Began calculus, modern algebra, real analysis, factor analysis, etc... at Age 10

Started computer programming in 1977 with punchcards on IBM, Burroughs, and DEC mainframes using Fortran 66, Cobol, C, Commodore Basic, Forth, and Lisp. We pulled "insects" out of the IBM mainframes every day when they would cause the computers to crash. The computers filled the room, and our printer was the size of a small car.

I was just a tad too young for DEC PDP-10 paper-tape and sliderules. :-)
Kent Roosevelt High School

1979 — 1982

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Visiting our global communities (30 countries so far...) Dance (Modern, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Ballet), Gymnastics, Cycling, Rollerblading, Marathon Running, Competition Weight-lifting, Figure Skating, Ice Hockey, Gambling for Profit Concerts, Workshops, Performances (Art, Dance, Food, Movies, Music, Spirituality, Psychology, Science, Medicine, Health) -- Poverty Alleviation, Global Sustainable Abundance, World-wide Health, Spirituality, and Love, Encourage Creativity, Innovation, & Expression, Support Leadership & Entrepreneurship in Women & Minorities, Sustainably raise Global production 4X from $50-70 trillion to $250+ trillion, Raise Global wealth 10X from $98 trillion to $1+ quadrillion

Mitchell Tsai’s Groups:

Dance New England (DNE), West Coast Contact Improvisation Festival (WCCIF), Seattle Festival of Alternative Dance & Improvisation (SFADI), Northern California Dance Collective (NCDC), Southern California Dance Collective (SCDC), International Enneagram Association (IEA), Choreographers Performance Alliance (CPA, former board member), Footloose Dance Company (board member), AXIS Dance Company (former board member, contemporary dance with abled & disabled dancers), Los Angeles Venture Association (LAVA), Microsoft Research - Speech Group Intern (MSFT), IEEE, Spirit Rock Meditation Center (SRMC), Westinghouse Science Talent Search (STS-1982)

UCLA Alumni
Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières
KIVA
On Startups - The Community For Entrepreneurs
Obama for America
Grameen Foundation
Marathoners
International Network of Social Entrepreneurs
Facebook.com
Worldwide Association of Professional Dreamers
Harvard Club of Silicon Valley
EEC Global Sustainable Development
Web Analytics Association
Virtual Networker Society
Runners
Las Vegas Travellers
Musicians
FlyerTalk.com
Wikipedia Users Group
Google Group
Silicon Valley NewTech Meetup
The Wall Street Journal Group
Consumer Reports Group
Ex-Microsoft Employees
Green Group
Harvard University Alumni
Microsoft Excel Users
Economist Group
Venture Capital
Web 2.0 Mapping and Social Networks Meetup Group
Washington Technology Industry Association (WTIA)
Creative String Players

Mitchell Tsai’s Honors:

Danced with Mikhail Baryshnikov and White Oak Dance Project (Judson-era post-modern dance)

Violinist in Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra (HRO) which toured England, Netherlands, France, and Berlin-Wall-era Russia in 1984. Fortunate to have performed in many famous concert halls (e.g. Concertgebouw in Amsterdam before they remodeled).

Solo violin debut with Kent State University Sinfonia 1979 (Age 12)

National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Fellowship
Westinghouse Science Talent Search (STS) Scholarship
American Academy of Achievement honoree

Helped Professor Richard Korf with program to find optimal solutions (God's solution) to Rubik's Cube

Lifetime ban from 2 casino chains in Las Vegas (for slot machines, not blackjack!)

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Retired Traveler

World

CEO

Spiritual Business Companions

Volunteer Coordinator

International Enneagram Association

Board Member

Footloose Dance Company

Organizer and Coordinator

Dance New England

Self-Employed

Mitchell Tsai Consulting

Principal

Parabola Group

Board Member

Choreographers Performance Alliance

Volunteer Organizer

Northern California Dance Collective

Volunteer Staff, Photographer, and Videographer

Camp Fareta

Volunteer Photographer

San Francisco Dance and Drum Festival

Volunteer

Seattle Festival of Alternative Dance and Improvisation

Board Member

AXIS Dance Company

Co-Founder

Southern California Dance Collective

Temporary IS Manager

Spirit Rock Meditation Center

Guest Dancer

White Oak Dance Project

Head Wizard

DotCom Director, Inc.

Speech Group Intern

Microsoft Research

Faculty

Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions

Violinist, Composer, & Dancer

Corps de Phunque

Vice-President

Financial Modeling Specialists - FMS Inc

Research Assistant

Harvard Medical School

Research Assistant

Harvard University

Violinist

Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra

Research Assistant

Liquid Crystal Institute

Research Assistant

Kent State University

Consultant

Theodore Roosevelt High School

Solo Violinist

Kent State University Sinfonia

Mitchell Tsai’s Education

University of California, Los Angeles

George Mason University

Harvard University

Kent State University

Kent Roosevelt High School

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