Jean Miller leads German Market Development at Linden Lab, the creator of the Second Life virtual world. Her work has included a strategic focus on internationalization and localization development (now supported in German, Japanese and Korea, and in beta in Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, and French), consulted in the international support structure, developed the Global Provider program to further provide support for international organizations interested in supporting their communities, and instigated the first international internal training program with the Singaporean government. She is currently focused on the German market, one of the second largest communities within Second Life, next to the United States. She provides support for internal development that can further benefit German educators, businesses and organizations. She is the conduit between the German community and Linden Lab as well promoting greater outreach within Germany. Before Jean became a Linden, she directed the Reinventing Public Diplomacy Through Games competition at the Annenberg School for Communications at the University of Southern California. Prior to her work at the Annenberg School and Linden Lab, Miller was an international operations specialist for LucasArts Entertainment and worked in capital markets for Charles Schwab & Co.Inc. Her educational background includes bachelor degree work at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service and master degree work at the London School of Economics and the Annenberg School for Communication at USC.