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How To Avoid Losing Twice In China
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| With Ken Wilcox (Author, The China Business Conundrum), MC Rebecca Fannin (Founder, Silicon Dragon Global), Ludwig Schulze (Alumni Ventures), Michael Cohen (Brown Rudnick). |
| Alumni Ventures, 183 Madison Ave, 18th Fl, New York
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Nov 19 (Tue) @ 05:00 PM
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$28 |
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Program Highlights
Fireside Chat:
Ken Wilcox, Author, new book, The China Business Conundrum
with MC Rebecca Fannin, founder of Silicon Dragon Global
Audience Q&A
Book Signing (sales on site)
Intros & Welcome Remarks
Michael Cohen, Partner, Brown Rudnick
Ludwig Schulze, Managing Partner, NY office, Alumni Ventures
Networking Reception & Wine Tasting
Featuring
SVB's former long-time leader Ken Wilcox, author of a new book,The China Business Conundrum, Ensure that Win-Win Doesn't Mean Western Companies Lose Twice.
Ken speaks from experience about how Western innovators, venture investors & dealmakers can master China, & anywhere, actually!
From 2001 to 2011, he ran SVB in Silicon Valley & then spent four years living in Shanghai, leading the technology bank's efforts to set up a joint venture with Shanghai Pudong Development Bank. He was not totally prepared for all that happened.
Today, Ken teaches as an Adjunct Professor at U.C. Berkeley & is on the Board of Advisors of the Fudan University School of Management in Shanghai. An author of a prior book, Leading Through Culture (2021), he also writes a blog sharing insights about banking innovative companies & his China adventures.
Additionally, he is honorary chair of the Asia Society in Northern California & a board member of the Asian Art Museum.
Ken earned a master's degree in business administration from Harvard Business School, as well as a PhD in German studies from Ohio State University.
Rebecca A. Fannin
Rebecca A. Fannin is an author, speaker & journalist, well-known for spotting global innovation & tech trends early. Her forward-looking books, from Silicon Dragon in 2008 to Tech Titans of China in 2019 to Silicon Heartland in 2023, have been translated in 10 languages. Currently a contributor to CNBC & its Disruptor 50 report, she also leads Silicon Dragon Ventures, covering innovation & startup investment through her Ask A VC show, newsletter & events. In addition, her work has appeared in Harvard Business Review, CEO, Worth, Techonomy & thought leadership reports. Previously, as an editor at Red Herring & a Forbes columnist, Rebecca followed the venture capital trail from Silicon Valley to Asia's emerging markets, & became one of the first American journalists covering China's entrepreneurial boom, interviewing Jack Ma of Alibaba -- & more recently, posting about Nvidia tech celebrity Jensen Huang from CHIPS foundry capital Taipei.
Our thanks to Alumni Ventures & Brown Rudnick for supporting this event.
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