Stephen Rosenbaum, CPA, MBA You can tell a lot about a person by their past experiences, business successes, awards and client testimonials. I've had many successful careers... as a CEO and President of two software businesses I started, developed and sold; as CEO of an international 3-D animation company, and as a consultant in business process and technology. LinkedIn IT Consultant, report validity testing, design specifications for new reports. Eyefinity/OfficeMate Practice Management Software, 2007-2009 Real Estate Broker, www.StephenRosenbaum.com, 2002-current CEO,Eyemaginations - Took company from infancy to an international company in 18 months. 2000-2002 Co-Chief Operating Officer, Chief Technology Officer, Marchon OfficeMate, Inc. 1994-1997 Established focus groups for practice management software functionality Developed two new Windows 95 programs, programs are currently leading the industry OfficeMate by Marchon, a practice management software program for the eye care industry CARE from OfficeMate, a Doctor-to-Patient and Doctor-to-Doctor communication and reporting program Designed and wrote specifications for software and reports, supervised programming team, tested software for quality assurance, supervised printed and online documentation, provided technical suport and assistance to product support team Consulted with offices on using technology in an ophthalmic setting Designed enhancements and new products through continual contact with ophthalmic professionals Liason between Client Services and programming staff to resolve program and functional issues Performed all accounting and payroll functions Founder and President, OfficeMate Software Inc. 1981-1994 Founded the company to provide software and services for the eye care industry. The OfficeMate software product is the most widely used product in this market today. Sold the Ophthalmic OfficeMate software copyright in 1985 Designed new Ophthalmic Practice Management software in 1990 Consulted with contact lens manufacturers on computerization and systems between manufacturers and practices Consulted with financial institutions on computerizations and internal systems Wrote articles for trade publications and lectured at regional and state meetings on practice management and computerization Sold the company in 1994 to Marchon Eyewear, Inc.