Trend Micro CEO and leadership

Before becoming CEO, Eva served as executive vice president from 1988-1996 and CTO from 1996-2004. Under her direction, Trend Micro has produced a chronology of industry firsts, from unique products to security management approaches. As a result of her innovative leadership, she was appointed CEO in late 2004.

Jenny Chang co-founded Trend Micro with her husband, Steve Chang, in 1988. In her role as Chief Culture Officer, Jenny is in charge of promoting and maintaining Trend Micro’s core values and open-minded transnational culture. In 1988, Jenny became Trend Micro's first U.S. Marketing Director. Jenny oversaw the campaigns that made Virus Buster (PC-cillin) Japan's number one antivirus desktop product, capturing more than 70 percent of the desktop antivirus market. Prior to founding Trend Micro, Jenny worked in marketing at Hewlett-Packard Taiwan, was Chief Editor of Common Wealth Publishing and was the Marketing Director at AsiaTek Computer. Jenny graduated from National Taiwan University and Lehigh University where she majored in Information Science.

As CIO and executive vice president for Core Technology, Max Cheng is responsible for overseeing Information Services and Security. Max has held several executive positions at Trend Micro. He managed TrendLabsSM, Trend Micro’s global research and support headquarters based in Manila. Under his leadership, TrendLabs became one of the world’s leading antivirus research and product support services. He has also served as head of the global sales engineering, antivirus research and global technical support groups, and general manager of the enterprise business unit. Max holds a master’s degree in business administration from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Before becoming CEO, Eva served as executive vice president from 1988-1996 and CTO from 1996-2004. Under her direction, Trend Micro has produced a chronology of industry firsts, from unique products to security management approaches. As a result of her innovative leadership, she was appointed CEO in late 2004.

Jenny Chang co-founded Trend Micro with her husband, Steve Chang, in 1988. In her role as Chief Culture Officer, Jenny is in charge of promoting and maintaining Trend Micro’s core values and open-minded transnational culture. In 1988, Jenny became Trend Micro's first U.S. Marketing Director. Jenny oversaw the campaigns that made Virus Buster (PC-cillin) Japan's number one antivirus desktop product, capturing more than 70 percent of the desktop antivirus market. Prior to founding Trend Micro, Jenny worked in marketing at Hewlett-Packard Taiwan, was Chief Editor of Common Wealth Publishing and was the Marketing Director at AsiaTek Computer. Jenny graduated from National Taiwan University and Lehigh University where she majored in Information Science.

Before becoming CEO, Eva served as executive vice president from 1988-1996 and CTO from 1996-2004. Under her direction, Trend Micro has produced a chronology of industry firsts, from unique products to security management approaches. As a result of her innovative leadership, she was appointed CEO in late 2004.

Jenny Chang co-founded Trend Micro with her husband, Steve Chang, in 1988. In her role as Chief Culture Officer, Jenny is in charge of promoting and maintaining Trend Micro’s core values and open-minded transnational culture. In 1988, Jenny became Trend Micro's first U.S. Marketing Director. Jenny oversaw the campaigns that made Virus Buster (PC-cillin) Japan's number one antivirus desktop product, capturing more than 70 percent of the desktop antivirus market. Prior to founding Trend Micro, Jenny worked in marketing at Hewlett-Packard Taiwan, was Chief Editor of Common Wealth Publishing and was the Marketing Director at AsiaTek Computer. Jenny graduated from National Taiwan University and Lehigh University where she majored in Information Science.