Doing Business with Your Technology in Asia: Fall 2003

FALL 2003 Seminar/Public Lecture Series
Topics in International Technology Management

Doing Business with your Technology in Asia

Outsourced manufacturing, off-shore R&D partnerships, access strategies for key Asia high-tech markets, export controls, intellectual property management, and other issues and trends. òDistinguished speakers from industry and government.

September 25th through December 4th, 2003
Every Thursday, 4:15 - 5:30 pm
Free to the Public
Stanford University, Terman Engineering Auditorium (Directions)
Instructor: Richard Dasher (rdasher at stanford dot edu)
^* Available to Stanford students for one-unit credit as EE 402A^*
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Broadcast live via SITN (Stanford Instructional Television Network)
Streaming videos available online to registered students via SCPD

The US-ATMC wishes to recognize major support for this series from:
KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) | Squire, Sanders & Dempsey

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Schedule of Speakers
DATE	SPEAKER	TOPIC	PRESENTATION MATERIALS
9/25	Richard Dasher Director, US-ATMC	Overview: What Asia Means for U.S. High Tech Businesses	Slides
10/02	Gene Wang CEO, Bitfone Kazuo Hashimoto CEO, KDDI Labs Ginsu Yoon Principal, KTB Ventures	High-growth Asia Markets - Panel 1 Rapid Growth in Asian Mobile Wireless Technology Markets	Wang Slides Hashimoto Slides Yoon Slides
10/09	Fred Greguras Of Counsel, Fenwick & West LLP David A. Jakopin Partner, Pillsbury Winthrop LLP Paul Lippe former CEO, SKOLAR	IP Protection & Management Protecting & Managing Intellectual Property in Asia	Greguras Outline Jakopin Slides Lippe Slides
10/16	Jodie Fam Global Marketing Manager, Guidant Villoo Morawala Patell Founder & CEO, AvesthaGen James Shook Executive VP & Chief Development Officer Quark Biotech, Inc. Moderator: Laura Mazzola CEO, Excellin Life Sciences Inc.	High-growth Asia Markets - Panel 2 Emerging Biotech Markets in Asia	Fam Slides Patell Slides
10/23	Naushad Forbes Director, Forbes Marshall Rafiq Dossani Senior Research Scholar, A/PARC	Doing Business in India	Forbes Slides Dossani Slides
10/30	Etsuko Kagawa Director of Product Strategies, Japan Symantec Corporation Tetsuya Mori Marketing Director of IT Managed Services Sun Microsystems, Inc. Jean-François Vanreusel Sr. Localization Engineering Manager Adobe Systems	Product Localization for Asia Markets	Vanreusel Slides Kagawa Slides
11/06	Raul Camposano Sr. VP & CTO, Synopsys, Inc.	Asian IC Design Market Abstract	Camposano Slides
11/13	Bobby Chao Co-Founder & Chairman of the Board DragonVenture Tae Hea Nahm Founding Partner, Storm Ventures	Investor Panel: What does Asia mean for U.S. Start-up Companies	Chao Slides
11/20	Elizabeth Wadium Export Administration Specialist United States Department of Commerce	Export Controls and other Regulations for US Businesses in Asia Abstract	Wadium Slides
11/27	Thanksgiving Day
12/4	Morris Chang Chairman and CEO, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company	A China/Taiwan Vision

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Friday, December 5, 2003 10:55 AM