Before moving to Albuquerque, Doug Stine held senior positions with some of Silicon Valley's most prestigious companies. He began his career in 1981 with BHA Advertising, a Division of Doyle Dane Bernbach and one of the largest ad agencies in Silicon Valley.
As an account executive, he was responsible for Apple, Sun and Nike. In addition, he wrote ad copy and radio commercials. He was named account supervisor in 1993 and was responsible for a team of eight people working with
companies in the fields of technology, finance and healthcare.
He joined Cypress Semiconductor as their advertising manager in 1993 where he managed numerous advertising and direct mail campaigns, both domestically and internationally. He also spearheaded several new initiatives, including the first online sales of software for a semiconductor company and Cypress's first channel marketing program. In 1999 he helped Cypress launch its re-branding campaign that included extensive market research.
In 1997 he joined Optibase, an Israeli-based company specializing in streaming digital video.
In New Mexico, Doug has served as Senior Director of Marketing and Public Relations for the Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce and Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of New Mexico Business Magazine. Doug is currently an adjunct instructor at the University of New Mexico Digital Arts program and the Southwest University of Visual Arts, where he teaches advertising, marketing, market research and copywriting. He has also been a featured guest speaker at the Anderson School of Management and Webster University.
Doug holds an MBA from Santa Clara University, certificates in Creative Writing and Graphic Design, and a BS in Music from Penn State. He is a certified music teacher. In his spare time, he enjoys playing music, canoeing and kayaking, taking photographs, and competing in triathlons.
