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Chris De Herrera serves as CIO (Chief Information Officer) for Pacific Crest Bank of Agoura Hills, California a wholly owned subsidiary of Pacific Crest Capital - NASDAQ:PCCI. He first started working with computers over 20 years ago. His first computer was the original Pocket Computer called the C-1 from Radio Shack. Since that time, he has worked with PDAs, PCs, LANs and WANs. Chris has been following Windows CE and the Pocket PC since their inception. He is the founder of CEWindows.NET, recognized as one of the top 10 Pocket PC websites by Pocket PC Magazine for the past 4 years. Through their website, hardware manufacturers such as Hewlett Packard, Compaq, and LG Electronics, refer users to CEWindows.NET to solve problems beyond their scope of support. He writes for Pocket PC Magazine, and is of the founding writers for PocketPC.com. He assists users in the Microsoft.Public.PocketPC newsgroup and for the past 3 years, Microsoft has recognized contributions by designating him a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional - Mobile Devices. He has been a guest speaker at events such as The Screen Savers, Comdex, Wrox Wireless Developer’s Conference, InEX and the SAP E-Business Summit discussing the Pocket PC. He sits on the board of the Los Angeles Pocket PC Users Group as well as the advisory board for the Computer Science Department of Los Angeles Pierce College for over 10 years. And as mentioned, in addition to his many contributions to the Pocket PC community, Chris oversees the implementation of computing goals and objectives as Chief Information Officer for a Southern California-based financial institution.