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WILSON
ALDUNATE Mr. Wilson Aldunate was born in Bolivia. Mr. Aldunate completed his high school years in La Paz, Bolivia. In 1981, Mr. Aldunate was awarded one of three scholarships, allocated to Bolivia, by the Institute of International Education (IIE) to study at The University of Kansas. He received a BS in Electrical Engineering with a minor in Digital Telecommunications from The University of Kansas (KU) in 1984. While pursuing his Master degree at KU, Mr. Aldunate received a one-year assignment to work at INTELSAT (International Telecommunications Satellite) in Washington, D.C. as a Visiting Scholar. In 1986, Mr. Aldunate was hired as a full-time engineer at INTELSAT at the Satellite Operations Department. In 1987, he was reassigned to the Satellite Control Center at INTELSAT to reinvent the information technology processes. During his tenure at INTELSAT, he was part of the team of more than five satellite launches. Mr. Aldunate, an entrepreneur at heart, left INTELSAT in 1995 to found an information technology company, CompuData Systems Inc. (CSI). The company has been able to penetrate the Federal government market having as clients USDA, EPA, David Taylor Research Center, and NIH among others. CompuData Systems Inc. has found an interesting niche in various public schools systems within the Washington Metropolitan area. Today, CompuData Systems Inc. owns the rights/patents of three software packages in the area of graphical remote network management and security for large geographically dispersed networks. Mr. Aldunate has served as President of the Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and is also:
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