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Steve Henriksen

Steve Henriksen is a former Northern Illinois University football player who holds the school's single-season tackle record for the Huskies.
==Early life==
Henriksen grew up in Bensenville, Illinois and played his school football at Immaculate Conception High School in Elmhurst, Illinois.
==College career==
Henriksen began his Northern Illinois football career as a fullback in 1988. He moved to defense in 1990., earning a starting job at right inside linebacker. He recorded a school-record 191 tackles in 1991
==Post-college life==
Henriksen resides in Elmhurst, Illinois with his wife and two children.
Category:Footballers
Category:People from Bensenville, Illinois
Category:American people
Steve Horton

Steve Horton (born 1977) is a NYT bestselling comic book writer and graphic novelist with credits at Image Comics, IDW Publishing, Dark Horse Comics, and Insight Comics. 
Horton graduated from Purdue University with a BA in professional writing in 2002. He first wrote for Strongarm #1 for Image (2007). Since then he has written for various comics, including Amala's Blade: Spirits of Naamaron with Michael Dialynas (2013) and Satellite Falling with Stephen Thompson (2018).
In 2020 Horton wrote Bowie: Stardust, Rayguns and Moonage Daydreams with Michael Allred (2020) was widely received with praise, reaching No. 15 on the New York Times' Graphic Books and Manga best sellers list for 2020. The graphic novel follows David Bowie|David Bowie's life through his Ziggy Stardust (character)|Ziggy Stardust years up to his The Thin White Duke period. It was referenced by the Washington Post as one of the 20 graphic novels that defined 2020, by Comics Bookcase as one of the best graphic novels of 2020, Library of Philadelphia's 20 great graphic novels and comics from 2020, The The Oklahoman|Oklahoman's best graphic novels of 2020, MakeUseOf's 20 best books to read in 2020, and Wired (magazine)|Wired's ultimate gift guide for 2020. Bowie: Stardust, Rayguns and Moonage Daydreams was also runner up in both Publisher Weekly's top graphic novels of 2020 and IGNs' best limited comic book series or graphic novels of 2020. Horton was interviewed by the BBC World Service about the graphic novel.
Category:1977 births
Category:Comics writers
Category:Graphic novelists
Steve LaBerge

Steve LaBerge (born 1958) is a Tacoma-based installation and public participation artist. He is best known for his works created for Burning Man and installed permanently in Tacoma Washington. 
== Artwork ==
LaBerge began as a clay artist creating collage objects that could be hung on the wall. He started creating large scale works in 2010 for Burning Man and has made at least one piece a year since that time. Following each Burning Man event, he was able to exhibit or bring his work to the Tacoma public in festivals and as installations. He is best known for his permanent installations, The Slug, The Space Orb and the TVs, at the art and cultural center Alma Mater Tacoma. Each work encourages public participation. The Space Orb functioned as an intervention in different public spaces in Tacoma in 2020. It was a collaboration between Steve LaBerge, Paul Blanchard, and Stan Shaw who came together to create a project that could be conveyed in story, in visual art, and as a real world object. What is That Tacoma?, Interview with Adam McKinney, Alma Mater, January 2021
In an interview with Alma Mater, he mentioned Czech sculptor David Cerny and the Meow Wolf immersive art experience as influential to his work. Artist Interview: Steve LaBerge, Alma Mater, June 2019
One of his early works created for Burning Man in 2016 was Crawlrus which found a second life in Tacoma as a transport vehicle and an art installation on N. 30th Street Tacoma, Washington. Like many of the works that followed it, it was built on a transport vehicle using fiberglass and metal with a micro-computer driven LED light system. In this case, the vehicle was a lawn mower. Strange Sightings in Tacoma Explained, 
Later works are a fire-breathing dragon created in 2020 that is used in community events and offers local traffic a spontaneous artistic experience when they encounter it. Couple takes fire-breathing dragon tricycle for spin in Tacoma
LaBerge has also been a leading artist in the Tacoma Light Trail, an art and sound event with his TVs installation and his Sofa Trike, that he can use as an artistically expressive transport vehicle.{Citation needed|date=October 2021}}
== Personal life ==
La Berge was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. 
La Berge currently resides in Tacoma Washington with his wife Natalie LaBerge, a regular collaborator in his large-scale works. They live in The Elephant House, which has received recognition for its unique architecture and interior design.Steve Dunkelberger, "Tacoma's Elephant House Provides Trunk Loads of Character", South Sound Talk, 26 June 2019.
Category:1958 births
Category:People from Minneapolis
Category:American artists
Steve Li Kwai-Wah

Steve Li Kwai-Wah (:zh:李桂華|李桂華) is a senior superintendent in the Hong Kong Police Force.
In September 2020, Li announced the arrest of a university student and his mother, who were arrested in suspicion of selling weapons over the internet. Li said that the police had also discovered that the pair "had a large amount of digital illustrations calling for independence and spreading hatred." SCMP reported that the illustrations allegedly contained phrases such as "resist communism."
In December 2020, Li announced the arrest of 8 men in connection with a peaceful demonstration at Chinese University of Hong Kong|CUHK. Li said that "There were some criminal damage cases around, inside the campus. Mainly have some pro-Hong Kong Independence wording painted on some premises inside." Additionally, Li said that "Throughout the one-hour procession inside the campus, some of them were shouting slogans that were pro-Hong Kong independence and displaying banners that also involved pro-Hong Kong independence - that's the reason we made the arrests."
In January 2021, Li announced the January 2021 arrests of Hong Kong pro-democracy activists|arrest of 53 pro-democracy figures. Li said at a press conference that the figures were trying to organize strategic voting in the Legislative Council, which intended to "handicap" the government and amounted to subversion.
On 9 November 2020, Li was sanctioned by the United States under Executive Order 13936 for his role in implementing and enforcing the Hong Kong national security law|National Security Law.
Category:Hong Kong police officers
Steve MacEachern

Steve MacEachern is an American Statistician. MacEachern is a Distinguished Arts & Sciences Professor of Statistics at the Ohio State University.https://stat.osu.edu/news/steve-maceachern-named-arts-and-sciences-distinguished-professor-statistics. He received his B.A. in Mathematics from Carleton College in 1982 and his Ph.D. in Statistics from the University of Minnesota in 1988. His doctoral work focused on nonparametric Bayesian methods under the guidance of Don Berry.
MacEachern joined the faculty at Ohio State in 1988 and has been a member of the Department of Statistics ever since. He has a courtesy appointment as a Professor in the Department of Psychology. He is best known for Bayesian modeling and computation, with a particular emphasis on dependent Dirichlet processes. He has published extensively in leading statistical journals, and his work has had a significant impact on the field https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10618600.1998.10474772https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/03610919408813196https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.2307/3315637https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00031305.1994.10476054.
MacEachern has received numerous honors throughout his career, including being elected as a Fellow of the American Statistical Associationhttps://ww2.amstat.org/fellows/ in 2006, of the International Society for Bayesian Analysishttps://bayesian.org/membership/isba-fellows/ in 2020 and of the Institute of Mathematical Statisticshttps://imstat.org/2021/04/22/ims-names-2021-fellows/ in 2021. He served as President of the International Society for Bayesian Analysis in 2016https://stat.osu.edu/news/steve-maceachern-elected-2016-president-international-society-bayesian-analysis
Category:American people
Category:American mathematicians
Steve Martocci

Steve Martocci is co-founder and CEO of Splice (platform), the music production platform heralded by TechCrunch as “music’s next big startup.”
Martocci co-founded Splice (with Matt Aimonetti) in 2013, after seeing the need for a creator ecosystem for musicians. Since then, he and the Splice team have grown the platform’s community to over 4 million users - ranging from bedroom producers to Top 40 hitmakers and Grammy Awards|Grammy Award-winning artists. Martocci is passionate about creating more seats at the table in music, and Splice had paid artists over $40 million as of December 2020, proving the success of the platform’s sample marketplace.
In recognition of the work he has done with Splice, Steve was named one of Billboard (magazine)|Billboard’s 2019 Dance Power Players, Inc.’s 30 Under 30, and Crain’s 40 Under 40, and one of Rolling Stone’s Future 25, Fortune 40 under 40 among other awards and recognitions.
Steve also co-founded the popular social messaging app GroupMe in 2010, which was acquired by Skype in August 2011 and subsequently by Microsoft in October 2011. He is also co-founder of the first publicly traded urban air mobility company BLADE.
Steve is actively involved in the New York tech startup scene, as an advisor or angel investor in companies including Transferwise, Sweetgreen, Codecademy, Fundera and Wave XR. 
 
Category:American company founders
Category:American chief executives
Steve Parker (American artist)

Steve Parker is a musician, artist, educator, and curator living in Austin, TX. He was a Fulbright Scholar in Germany and a Harrington Scholar at the University of Texas at Austin. 
== Work ==
Parker "creates communal, democratic work to examine history, systems, and behavior." His projects include transportation symphonies for cars, trucks, and pedicabs; wall sculptures made from brass horns inspired by WWII-era radio schematic drawings; multimedia birding excursions about the Great-Tailed Grackle; massive rituals for 1.5 million bats, megaphone choir, and handmade echolocation devices; listening sculptures modeled after obsolete WWII surveillance tools; and public art sculptures made from bike parts and musical instruments. 
== Early life and education ==
Steve Parker was raised in the Chicago area and attended Oak Park River Forest High School. His father was a Baptist minister and his mother was a cake decorator. He studied Mathematics and Music at Oberlin College, Rice University, The University of Texas at Austin, and later as a Fulbright Scholar in Germany. In Germany, he studied contemporary music with American trombonists Abbie Conant and Mike Svoboda. 
==In the media==
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== References ==
== External links ==
* Steve Parker | New Music USA
* Steve Parker on facebook
* Steve Parker Art .com
* Steve Parker — CUE Art Foundation
* Steve Parker on twitter
Category:University of Texas at Austin
Category:Oak Park and River Forest High School
Category:Contemporary music
Category:University of Texas at San Antonio people
Category:Blanton Museum of Art
Category:American musicians
Category:American artists
Category:American educators
Category:American curators
Steve Sharpe

Steven Sharpe (born 16 October 1989) is an English businessperson best known for his wide reaching connections within music, sports and entertainment. Steve has worked with 3x-Grammy nominated R&B record producer and artist James Worthy, BAFTA Award-winning rapper and television personality Big Narstie, and US hip hop and R&B star Yung Bleu.
Steve has had stints in the public eye when he appeared on the third series of BAFTA-nominated reality dating show Eating With My Ex on BBCThree, the sixth series of BAFTA-winning reality dating show First Dates on Channel 4, phone content based reality series Text Dating on LADBible and on documentary series Million Pound Pawn on ITV. 
 
== Career ==
After completing his Law degree at the University of Exeter and enhancing his studies with a year in European Law at Universiteit Maastricht, Steve reached a significant early career milestone by being chosen as one of only two from over 8,000 applicants for the enterprise sales roles within Microsoft's esteemed MACH Graduate Scheme. During his time at Microsoft, he was selected for the World Next Generation of Leaders' Panel, providing advice to the global leadership team on social media technologies.
Transitioning from Microsoft, Steve delved into the startup world within the social media sector before embracing self-employment at the age of 25. Leveraging his sales expertise, Steve led a variety of projects, from securing product placements in high-profile music videos for artists like Ed Sheeran, Snoop Dogg, and Big Narstie, to compiling applications for the Queen's Honours List, and gaining substantial agency experience in client services consultancy for global marketing campaigns with blue-chip companies. Steve also had a brief stint in modelling, most notably for Ted Baker's Mayfair barber shop
== Television ==
Title 	Year	Role 	Network 	Production
First Dates 	2016	Self 	Channel 4	Twenty Twenty
5 News 	2017	Commentator	Channel 5	ITN
Text Dating 	2020	Self 	LADBible 	
Million Pound Pawn	2021	Self 	ITV1 	TwoFour
Eating With My Ex 	2021	Self 	BBCThree 	Thames TV
 
== Personal Life ==
Steve was born in Southwark in London. He currently resides in central London with his Hungarian wife Szabina.
 
== References ==
==External links==
* Company Website
* Steve Sharpe on Instagram
Category:Living people
Category:British business executives
Category:British sports agents
Category:British sports businesspeople
Category:Reality television participants
Category:Reality television
Category:1989 births
Steve Upstill

Steve Upstill (born 1954) is American computer scientist and computer graphics researcher. His Seminal 1985 PhD dissertation made several fundamental contributions to tone mapping, including sigmoid curves for contrast mapping, loss of acuity for low light conditions, loss of contrast for low light conditions, and loss of saturation and blue shift for low light conditions. After graduation he worked at Pixar and wrote the book The Renderman Companion, a popular and influential book among computer graphics practitioners and researchers. This book was the only book on Renderman available for almost a decade and helped cement Renderman's widespread adoption in the industry
Category:American computer scientists
Category:Computer science institutes in the United States
Category:American computer programmers
Steve Vamos

Steve Vamos (born 1957) is a business executive, advisor,and business coach and is currently the Chief Executive Officer of Xero,a global cloud-based accounting software platform for small businesses.
Vamos attended Ku-ring-gai High School in Sydney, Australia. He later moved to Connecticut where he attended Greenwich High School. Vamos received an honours degree in civil engineering from the University of New South Wales.
Vamos started his career at IBM Australia, where he worked for over a decade across various professional and general manager roles.
In 1994, Vamos joined Apple Computer Australia as the Managing Director and in 1996 moved to Apple Computer Asia Pacific as Corporate Vice President.
In 1994, Vamos joined Apple Computer Australia as the Managing Director and in 1996 moved to Apple Computer Asia Pacific as Corporate Vice President.
In 1998 Vamos became CEO of ninemsn, he was responsible for leading and developing the online business from a start-up to an industry leader.
In 2003, Vamos joined Microsoft as Managing Director, Australia and New Zealand. In 2007, Vamos was named Vice President,Sales and International, Online Services, where he was responsible for the management and performance of global and U.S. online advertising sales in more than 30 countries.
Before his role at Xero, Vamos was a Non-Executive Director of Fletcher Building Limited (Steve resigned in March 2020)and a Non-Executive Director of Telstra (Steve resigned in August 2018).
Vamos is currently the Chief Executive Officer at Xero, where he leads the global growth and performance of the company. Since April 2018, Xero subscriptions grew from 1.386 million to 2.453 million in September 2020. Xero continues to expand its global reach to the UK & EMEA North America and Asia.
Vamos was the founder and President of the Society for Knowledge Economics, a not for profit organisation that operated from 2005 to 2014. 
Vamos was an Ambassador for Starlight the I.T Fund for Kids and was involved in the creation of "Know IT All" fundraising quiz dinner, part of the Starlight fundraising program. 
Vamos is involved in professional speaking events. He’s built his career around the belief that the more technology is available and being used, the more the human element matters. And that technology doesn’t innovate - people do. Vamos has been an advisor and business coach to business leaders of startup ventures and large enterprises. He was also a Member of the Advisory Board of the University of Technology Sydney Business School, joining in 2012.
Steve has two children and six grandchildren. He currently lives in Wellington, New Zealand.
Category:New Zealand business executives
Category:Business executives by nationality
Category:Business in New Zealand
Steven Adam Renkovish

Steven Adam Renkovish (born July 12, 1982) is an American film director, writer, editor, and producer. His directorial debut was the short film, A Beautiful Silence. It played at over nineteen festivals to critical acclaim. His next short film, Fugue, was expanded into his feature film debut, The Awakening of Lilith in 2021.
Category:1982 births
Category:American film directors
Category:American writers
Steven Bartlett

Steven Bartlett (born August 26, 1992 in Botswana) is an entrepreneur who established the Social Chain group, a group which holds over 20 companies specializing in different fields.
== Early life ==
Bartlett was born on August 26, 1992 in Botswana. At the age of three, Bartlett and his family moved to the United Kingdom and lived in Moss Side, Manchester. Steven entered the Plymstock School in Plymouth, United Kingdom in 2004 and graduated from the school. He then continued his studies at the Manchester Metropolitan University to pursue a degree in businesses a year later.
== Career ==
=== Wallpark and Bebo Consultant ===
After a year studying in the university, Bartlett exited the school. The British GQ remarked that he dropped out of the school, while HITC stated that he was expelled for poor record of attendance. He then created Wallpark, an application which acts as an online noticeboard for students. During his time trying to marketing Wallpark, he met his business partner, Dominic McGregor.
In June 2014, Bartlett applied for a job as a Freelance consultant for social network Bebo. Bartlett claimed that he did not use a CV for the job and instead emailed the founder with ‘five reasons why girls call me back and five reasons why they don’t’. He was accepted for the job next day.
=== Social Chain ===
In November 2014, Bartlett and Dominic launched Social Chain with a financial backing of almost £300,000 from investors. Initially, Social Chain was criticized by its competitors for its failure to disclose its advertisement. Bartlett claimed that the problem occurred due to his misunderstandings of advertising rules. Later on, the business grew in size and achieved the entire annual turnover of 2015 in the several months of 2016. The group became a public company on October 2019, with Bartlett announcing that the company shares are traded in XETRA/Frankfurt. The group now consists of twenty different companies, specializing on different fields.
Currently, Social Chain owns over 200 accounts. Some examples are "Fitness Motivation" in Twitter with almost two million followers and "Love Food" with almost seven million followers.
Through his Social Chain, Bartlett and his partners was often described as “the kids who decide what all the other kids talk about” and the “social media illuminati”. Several Social Chain's account were later found out by BuzzFeed News to plagiarize old posts in the internet.
=== Huel ===
In 2020, Bartlett left Social Chain and joined Huel, a turnover food replacement company, as a non-executive director.
== Awards ==
In 2017, Bartlett was voted as the most influential agency figure in 2017 by in Econsultancy's Top 100 Digital Agencies Report.
In 2019, Bartlett was crowned the title of the Great British Entrepreneur of the Year.
Category:1992 births
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:Botswana people
Steven Carrero

Steven Carrero - also known as "IAmCrypto" - American publisher, author, gamer and influencer. 
== Life and Work ==
Steven Carrero was born in Mayaguez in Puerto Rico. Living currently in South Jersey. He is a modern author, still working on new publishings. Steven is also renowned in Social Media. He is an owner of the Facebook gaming community with 80,000 members (Q4,2021), a popular Twitch gaming streamer, and an enthusiast of Cryptocurrencies. Also creator of various NFT the popular Care Hares, Flea Fighters . Cryptocurrencies advocate and retired Air Force veteran. 
== Works ==
* Lord's of the Gifted: A Nation of Banished Heroes (2020)
Category:American people
Category:American authors
Category:American publishers (people)
Steven George Artley

Steven George Artley is a retired political cartoonist, whose cartoons were syndicated and self-distributed throughout the U.S. and Canada. His cartoons were published regularly in The New York Times, Washington Post, USAToday, Newsweek, and were routinely included in the weekly lineup on online anthologies of TIME Magazine's "Best Cartoons of the Week," Politico's "Cartoon Carousel," and NPR's "Double Takes," Internationally, his cartoons were published in magazines and periodicals in Japan and Europe. His cartoons continue to be used in school textbooks and interactive educational materials through Pearson Education and Savvas Learning. He also wrote and performed satirical spots for a weekly political commentary podcast based in Virginia.
Artley is a member and served on the Board of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists (AAEC). He is a member of the National Cartoonists Society (NCS), the National Press Club in Washington DC, an honorary member of the Association of Canadian Cartoonists; has juried cartoon/book contests for NCS, and was on the panel of judges for the Herblock Prize in 2023. 
Artley has and continues to offer speaking engagements on political cartooning, Satire, and Freedom of Speech topics to schools and colleges, civic groups, clubs, and professional organizations. Among groups hosting his presentations are the Society of Professional Journalists in Washington DC, Virginia Museum of History and Culture in Richmond VA, and Walt Disney's Hometown ToonFest in Marceline, Missouri, where he also served as Grand Marshal in 2014 along with Hilary B. Price, Bill Hinds. Eddie Pittman, and Guy Gilchrist.
Category:Cartoonists
Category:American people
Category:Living people
Steven Gerben (actor)

Steve Gerben is an American actor and writer. He is currently starring in the Netflix series Tires, and has written and acted for numerous shows.
==Career==
Gerben began his career in 2015 on Comedy Central with the show Delco Proper alongside longtime acting partner Shane Gillis.
 He co-wrote the series Gilly and Keeves and appeared as an actor.
==Personal life==
Gerben is affected by arthritis and only has the use of one finger as a result; this condition was further aggravated by COVID-19.
Category:American actors
Category:Writers
Category:American people