Ming Tung Chok was the CEO of

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from 2002-2009. An immigrant to the United States from Asia, Chok was one of the founding members of the consumer electronics company, Soyo Group, established in 1998 and based in

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. He became CEO in 2002 and is married to Nancy Chu, who was also an executive. It remained under Chok's leadership as CEO until it filed for

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on May 5, 2009. Soyo Group's primary operations involved distributorship of electronics products manufactured in Korea, North America, South America, and Asia. Soyo was recognized for its

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s which were some of the first to target enthusiasts and fully supported various chip-sets and features intended for that market.
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