NACSA

Wuxi high-tech delegation would like to meet with executives who are involved or interested in doing business in China, and experienced people in IC field who are seriously interested in starting up companies in China.

Time: 5-8pm
Friday, Sept 25, 2009
Place: HYATT REGENCY SANTA CLARA
5101 Great America Parkway
Santa Clara, Ca 95054

Online RSVP: RSVP is closed. Full capacity has been reached.

全面展示无锡经济社会蓬勃发展的活力形象，大力宣传推介“530计划”，吸引留学美国硅谷地区的科技创新创业人才来锡发展，进一步提升无锡集成电路产业的内涵，努力构建高端人才的集聚高地。
活动议程如下：
1、无锡市委秦咏薪副秘书长介绍无锡情况。
2、无锡创业人员介绍在无锡的创业体会。
3、互动交流。
4、晚餐。

参加这次活动的人员名单如下：
秦咏薪：无锡市委副秘书长
吴建亮：无锡市科技局局长
丁旭初：无锡市学校管理中心主任
陈锡明：无锡市滨湖区副区长
李雯:无锡市科技局副主任科员

Deadline for BP submission for this year China Trip is Aug. 31. Please submit yours as early as possible to allow NACSA’s China Trip Committee (CTC) to review your business plan and provide feedback.

Here are the major milestones:

1. Sept 5: Notification will be sent to the selected delegation candidates. The CTC will call one or more meetings to finalize the trip logistics: signing legal forms, perfecting your BP and presentation, etc.
2. Sept. 10: $500 deposit payable to NACSA.
3. Sept. 15: Travel plans and itinerary finalized.
4. Oct. 11~ Oct. 25: Targeted China Trip (details see below).

Who Should Apply?

– Entrepreneurs, investors, executives, and professionals who are looking for opportunities for startup, joint venture, and outsourcing in high-tech related fields, especially semiconductor IC, IT, and cleantech.

– Top talents in the areas of tech, finance, marketing, sales, and accounting who are interested in exploring executive-level (i.e., VP level or above) career opportunities in China

Trip Agenda

– Visit high tech parks and companies
– Meet company executives and high-level government officials
– Understand the local markets
– Explore business opportunities
– Build networks, business or otherwise.
– Attend IC-China 2009 conference

Trip Itinerary

The following cities are currently targeted for this year’s China Trip:

Oct. 11-13: Beijing, Tianjin
Oct. 14-17: Sichuan (Chengdu, Chongqing)
Oct. 18-25: Shanghai and Yangtze Delta (Suzhou, Wuxi, Zhengjiang, Hangzhou, Jiangying, etc.).

In addition, we will be attending the IC China conference as well as visiting high-tech zones, local governments, large/small companies, VC's, etc.

In addition, NACSA will provide the following activities:

– Coaching for Wuxi's 530 plan, Zhenjiang's 331 plan, and other local government sponsored funding plans for startup.
– Review sessions of your BP plan by VC in silicon valley, Shanghai, and Beijing
– Coaching sessions from various Hi-Tech parks.

As in years past, NACSA is working hard to make the China trip as effective and efficient as possible for both the delegates and our hosts/sponsors in China. For details, please contact Chinatrip2009@nacsa.com

For more information, please click here.

Business Plan Template in English

Business Plan Template in Chinese

2008 China Trip Details:

Last year’s China trip covered industrial parks in nine cities including Shanghai, Beijing, Hangzhou Xiaoshan, Huzhou, Suzhou, Wuxi, Nanjing, and Tianjing. In each place, delegates met face to face with senior officials from local government and industrial park, VC, and oversea returnees; and presented their business proposals. Local hosts also introduced their respective industrial parks, future plans, and available benefits/fundings (e.g., 530 and 863 projects).

Feedback from last year’s China Trip:

All delegation members were extremely satisfied. Here are some of their feedbacks.

– “This trip is way beyond expectation.” (from most delegates)

– “绝对大大物超所值 , I am so glad I came.”

– “I truly enjoyed the trip. Many thanks to NACSA's organizers for
all their efforts to make this trip a successful one. In particular I'd like to express gratitude to those NACSA organizers who didn't join us on the trip but spent months preparing for it.”

– “Thanks everyone's hard work of making this wonderful trip happen.
This is an eye opening trip and I learned a lot from it and every group member. It is really my pleasure and honor to be part of it.”

– “NACSA board members must have done huge amount of work to make this possible.”

– “To put it fairly, this trip exceeded my expectation overall with my sincere thanks!

No one could argue that the trip itinerary is rather detailed. This showed organizers' dedication and excellent home work for preparing the trip. Very good communication efforts throughout the trip were made by our team leaders to help us anticipate the upcoming events from one destination to the next. Let's not forget that confirming the schedules with the next stops during the trip could be tedious and time consuming, it took a strong sense of responsibilities to get loop-closed in the background and in a timely fashion.

This quick-paced trip schedule suit me well given that I have wanted to visit as many places as possible and yet with very limited amount of time. For me, it is of particularly valuable to have a first-hand opportunity meet with many of local officials and then be able to come to my own assessment.

Most importantly, I enjoyed the companionship from everyone in the team during the trip. In my career, like some of you, I have logged numerous business-trip miles. Often it gets tiresome during the trip. But for this China trip, with a group of highly motivated and compatible companions, I kept myself upbeat until the moment landed in SFO. I had a very good time.”

– “The trip exceeded my expectation in every aspect. I highly recommend it to anyone I know. It's very well organized. All the leaders showed great leadership during the trip, especially in time of difficulties.

It's hard to measure tangible results in such short time. I believe in a few years, many of us will look back and recognize the influence from this trip.”>

This year’s China Trip is still on despite the swine flu (H1N1) epidemic. As you may have already known, the Chinese government is taking the swine flu virus very seriously, and many events over the summer have had to be canceled. After consulting with our host and sponsors, NACSA is pleased to announce that the China trip will not be affected. To reduce the potential impact of the swine flu virus, however, NACSA has decided to postpone the trip to mid-October for everyone’s safety.

For members who would like to be a part of the delegation and have already submitted a business proposal, please be patient as we work out the details of the trip. For those who have not submitted a business proposal, this postponement provides an excellent opportunity and much needed time for you to submit your proposal.

China Trip Itinerary

The following cities will be targeted for this year’s China Trip:

Oct. 11-13: Beijing, Tianjin
Oct. 14-17: Sichuan (Chengdu, Chongqing)
Oct. 18-25: Shanghai and Yangtze Delta (Suzhou, Wuxi, Zhengjiang, Hangzhou, Jiangying, etc.).

In addition, we will be attending the IC China conference as well as visiting high-tech zones, local governments, large/small companies, VC's, etc.

As always, NACSA is working hard to make the China Trip as effective and efficient as possible for both the delegates and our hosts/sponsors in China, which include the Chinese governments, industrial parks, VC’s, etc. To this end, we have made special arrangements for them to provide feedback to your business plan prior to the trip. This provides excellent opportunity for you to get early feedback on what your target audience wants so you can fine-tune your proposal. Again, stay tuned for the details.

For more information, please click here.

Business Plan Template in English

Business Plan Template in Chinese

As many of you may have already known, China has been widely expected to lead the global economic recovery post the US housing bubble and global financial market meltdown. And judging from the leading market indicators (performances of the stock and housing markets, etc.), China seems to be on track to be fulfilling this perceived role. Momentums are also building for China to join the rank of leading economic superpower. These impressive economic accomplishments should provide plenty of motivations for wanting to join NACSA’s 2009 China trip, to be held this Oct., as a way to learn firsthand about startup opportunities in China. As a warm-up event leading up to the trip, NASCA is holding a seminar on how to establish high-tech businesses in China. In this seminar, a distinguished list of speakers and panelists will share their knowledge and experiences as well as personal stories on the subject.

Time/Date: 1:30-3:30pm Sunday, July 26, 2009

Place:
Rm. 209/210
Santa Clara Convention Center
5001 Great America Parkway
Santa Clara, CA 95054

Cost: Free

RSVP: Seating is limited. Please RSVP online.

Agenda:
1:00pm – 1:30pm: Registration
1:30pm – 2:00pm: NACSA 2009 China Trip Update
2:00pm – 4:00pm: Panel Discussion

Speaker Bios

Jang Fung Chen, VP of Engineering (Retired), ASML

Mr. Chen became the VP of Engineering at ASML MaskTools in 1999 when ASML acquired his company MaskTools, which he co-founded in 1997 when it was spun off from MicroUnity Systems. MaskTools focused on technology software products that were based on his co-invention, known as Scattering Bars Optical Proximity Correction. From 1983 to 1997, Mr. Chen was with various start-up companies working on advanced CMOS device fabrication. Holder of 46 US patents, Mr. Chen graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, New York, in 1983, with multiple MS degrees in lithography, optical instrumentation, and imaging science. Since his retirement from ASML in 2008, Mr. Chan has been working on his own ideas.

Jianlong Dong, Sci-Tech Consul, Consulate General of China in San Francisco

Besides being a Sci-tech Consul, Mr. Dong is also the president of Chinese Oversea Talented Resource Development Foundation. He was a counselor of international collaboration in Department of Science of China. In the past 20 years, he has devoted himself to helping high-tech leaders and venture capitals to identify, promote, and/or commercialize prospective business projects.

Ron Cai, Partner In Charge/Chief Representative, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Shanghai Office

Mr. Cai has more than 20 years of legal experience assisting clients in U.S.-China business projects. His list of clients include Bloomberg, DuPont, Eaton, Marriott International, Microsoft, Nike, Starbucks and TNT.

He focuses on foreign investment in China, regulatory compliance and dispute resolutions in China, and international transactions. Mr. Cai also advises clients on a wide range of legal issues, including mergers and acquisitions, employment and labor law, intellectual property, licensing, retail and franchise, real estate, and commercial lending. He represents Chinese companies in their business transactions and litigation in the U.S. Mr. Ron speaks and writes frequently on U.S.-Chinese business issues.

Sonny Wu, Managing Director, GSR Ventures

Mr. Wu manages GSR’s Beijing office, focusing on semiconductors, new materials, and new energy sectors. Prior to GSR, Mr. Wu held key executive positions at Nortel Networks and led the investment in Shanghai ASMC (HKEX: 3355) in 1994. He served as Managing Director for Shanghai Nortel Semiconductors Corp and Guangdong Nortel Telecom Corp in 1995. Mr. Wu grew up in China, and completed his education at the University of British Columbia, University of California at Berkeley, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan Fellow).

Everett X. Wang, PhD, Founder, EverteQ Inc.

Dr. Wang founded EverteQ Inc. in 2006, a company specializing in developing high energy efficient transportation vehicle. Prior to founding EverteQ, Dr. Wang spent 13 years at Intel (from 1993-2006) serving various roles in the TCAD, Photonic Operation, and Design Technology Service divisions. A PhD from University of Texas at Austin with 15 issued and pending patents, Dr. Wang has authored and co-authored 47 journal and conference papers. His professional interests include advanced transport models for nano CMOS devices, quantum size effects in thin body MOS, quantum theory for mobility modeling under mechanic stress, optimal control and dynamical modeling of complex system.

About NACSA

Founded in 1996 in the Silicon Valley, North America Chinese Semiconductor Association (NACSA) is a professional organization dedicated to the advancement of exchange and collaboration among Chinese professionals in semiconductor and related high-tech industries.

Riding the tide of globalization, the community of Chinese engineers and entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley and China has enjoyed a tremendous growth in recent years. Through event hosting, networking, and information sharing, NACSA has been instrumental in helping build a vibrant high-tech professional community serving the needs of these professionals. NACSA, with its 4000 strong members, is currently one of the largest and most active Chinese professional organizations in the US. NACSA members come from diverse fields in semiconductor and other high-tech related industries, including makers of optional devices, semiconductor chips, and PCs; system manufacturers; equipment manufacturers; design house; software; etc.

Committed to sharing information and resources and serving as a bridge between the US and China high-tech communities, NACSA’s mission is to strengthen networking among professionals, foster entrepreneurship in ethnic Chinese, and promote the exchange in the semiconductor and related high-tech industries. At NACSA, we believe in learning by doing and contributing before receiving.

Past NACSA seminar speakers include prominent CEOs, senior executives, and entrepreneurs from such well-known companies as Intel, Applied Materials, Cadence, MIPS Technology, Spreadtrum, UMC, TSMC, Go2Silicon, ViMicro, Broadcom Inc., Cypress Semiconductor, Keysi International, SH Zhangjiang, HK Science & Technology Parks, Goldman Sachs, and many others. NACSA seminars are well received and well attended with an average audience size of 300. Besides seminars and discussion forums, NACSA also hosts Spring/Summer picnic and forms special task teams. Each year, NACSA organizes delegations to China and hosts meetings with visiting high-tech delegations from China.

Please refer to our website for more information: www.nacsa.com

NACSA Seminar Summary

Under the worst economic crisis ever since the Great Depression, NACSA held a timely seminar to help members better understand and find career opportunities in the greentech industry and in China. With a fitting title of “Combating Economic Downturn: Opportunities in Greentech Industry and the Thriving China Market”, the seminar was held on 5/3/2009 at the Orrick Law Firm in Menlo Park, CA.

Despite being the most impacted during this downturn, semiconductor industry is expected to play the same critical role in the greentech economy of tomorrow as it has in the information economy of today. As key components in the so-called smart grid and smart appliances, semiconductors specifically are widely expected to help producers to harness alternative energy sources more effectively, grid operators to distribute them more intelligently, and end customers to consume them more efficiently.

The keynote speakers assembled for the seminar are top-notched experts in smart grid and power management technology, solar semiconductors, and China-US relations in the areas of science and technology. Ms. Holly Zhang, NACSA’s VP of marketing, kicked off the seminar with an introduction of NACSA’s signature event, China trip 2009.

The first presentation was given by Mr. Eric Daniels, VP of technology in BP Solar. Mr. Daniels demonstrated various means of green energy generation and highlighted current developments and challenges in solar technology. In the second presentation, Ms. Jane Wu, president of eVillage Solar, presented her vision of solar energy for the next decade. She made the case for the increasing demands of green energy and the rapid growth of photovoltaic industry. In the third presentation, Mr. Mark Bramfitt, Principal PM of PG&E, described how Smart Grid technology works as well as the commitments of PG&E as a leader in utility industry. Last but not least, Mr. Jianlong Don, Consul of Consulate General of PRC in SF, gave the last presentation. He explained China’s strategy of re-igniting the Chinese economy and growth engine and the important role of science and technology in the aftermath of the present financial crisis.

The presentations were well received by NACSA’s members as well as outside attendees. Totaling 130 strong overflowing the conference room, the audience showed a great deal of interest in the presented topics, particularly the role semiconductors will play in smart-grid technology. The speakers received so many questions that the MC had to stop some of them to keep the time. After the seminar, many people from the audience stayed in discussing with the speakers and exchanged ideas with each other. Lots of people also showed interest in the China trip, requesting details for the business proposal and time and itinerary of the trip.

Slides of the presentations may be obtained at the following URLs:
1.Solar Energy: A Strategic Industry for Next Decade
Presentation Material

2.Utility Engagements in High Tech: From Data Centers to Smart Grid
Presentation Material

3.International financial crisis: an opportunity for enhanced Sci & Tech cooperation between China and the United States
Presentation Material

The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) has recently predicted that semiconductors will power the Greentech economy of tomorrow much as they have the Information economy. Destined to play a pivotal role, semiconductors allow people “to harness alternative energy sources more effectively, distribute them more efficiently and intelligently, and consume them in the most efficient manner.” Despite the current economic downturn, many high-tech professionals and entrepreneurs see opportunities aplenty in the semiconductor-powered Greentech industry as well as in the ever-thriving China Market.

NACSA's members and friends are cordially invited to participate in this special event. A distinguished panel of experts will be sharing their knowledge/experiences and highlighting the opportunities in these areas.

Date: Sunday, May 3rd, 2009
Venue: Orrick Global Law Firm
Address: 1000 Marsh Road, Menlo Park, CA (Google Map)
Cost: Free
RSVP: Seats are limited. Please RSVP online.
Agenda:
1:00pm – 1:15pm
Registration

1:15pm – 1:30pm
NACSA 2009 China Trip Introduction

1:30pm – 2:10pm
“Green Technologies: Challenges and New Developments”
Eric Daniel, VP of Technology, BP Solar

2:10pm – 2:50pm
“Solar Semiconductor: Technology and Market”
Jane Wu, President, eVillage Solar
Presentation Material

2:50pm – 3:30pm
“Utility Engagements in High Tech: From Data Centers to Smart Grid”
Mark Bramfitt, Principal PM, PG&E
Presentation Material

3:30pm – 4:10pm
“International Finance Crisis: Opportunity of Sino-US corporation in Science and Technology”
Jianlong Dong, Consul, Consulate General of PRC in SF
Presentation Material

4:10pm – 4:30pm
NACSA China Trip Q & A

About the Speakers:

Eric Daniel, VP of Technology, BP Solar

As VP of technology at BP Solar, Mr. Daniel is responsible for the development of alternative sources of silicon, optimized and next-generation casting and wafering, cell, module, and systems technology. In partnership with universities around the world, these programs are supported by the US Department of Energy’s Solar America Initiative and various EU technology support initiatives. Mr. Daniel has over 15 years of experience in manufacturing and commercial roles. He began his solar career working on the development of low-cost solar cell technology for Solarex Corporation. The success of this work led to the start up and management of production lines in Maryland and Europe.

Previous to his current role, Mr. Daniel served as VP of Component Sales for BP Solar, responsible for merging and building global distribution sales following the merger of BP Solar and Solarex. Before joining BP Solar, Mr. Daniel worked for Siemens Solar and was responsible for marketing, utility sales, and product development/management. In addition, as Vice President for Strategic Marketing and Technology with IPC Westinghouse, he was responsible for the commercialization of solar, wind, diesel hybrid power supplies for rural electrification, oil & gas industries, communications, telemetry, security, defense, residential and utility power markets.

Jane Wu, President, eVillage Solar

Ms. Wu is the President of eVillage Solar, a clean energy system integration company. Her main responsibilities include formulating market penetration strategy, branding products, improving operational efficiency, and creating new business models with both upstream and downstream partners. She is also a partner of Index Capital responsible for GreenTech and IT investment.

Trained as a physicist, Ms. Wu has 20 years of experience in marketing, sales, venture investment, research, business/technology development in semiconductor and solar sector. Before joining eVillage Solar, Ms. Wu served as Corporate Officer, VP of Business Development for JA Solar, responsible for forging global strategic alliances, establishing corporate marketing and supplier chain management function, and directing technology development as well as licensing business. She is also responsible for US operation and R&D center. Prior to JA Solar, Ms. Wu served 11 years at Applied Materials, where she had various technical and managerial roles from technology development, field engineering support, business management, and corporate strategy. Ms. Wu also worked 4 years at Rockwell Semiconductor on device process engineering for space wireless communication applications. In addition, Ms. Wu co-founded CiWest Corporation, which was acquired by a major semiconductor foundry.

Mark Bramfitt, Principal PM, PG&E

Mr. Bramfitt is the principal program manager in PG&E leading the company’s energy efficiency program. His team supports customers in the Silicon Valley and throughout northern California, providing a utility industry-leading program portfolio for data centers and information technology infrastructure, including training and education, technical support, and financial incentives and rebates. From 2006 through 2008, these programs delivered over 12 megawatts of peak energy demand reduction, with a program budget of over $21 million.

Mark also leads the Utility IT Energy Efficiency Coalition, promoting the adoption of PG&E’s program and service models by over thirty utilities throughout North America. A professionally-licensed mechanical engineer, Mark has worked in a variety of technical and management positions at PG&E in his twenty-year-plus career, primarily in the energy-efficiency, account services, and corporate communications areas.

Mark is politically active in the Sonoma Valley, serving as an elected Director of the Valley of the Moon Water District, the chair of the Sonoma Valley Groundwater Basin Advisory Panel, and on several other community boards.

Jianlong Dong, Sci-Tech Consul, China

Mr. Dong is Sci-Tech consul in Consulate General of China in San Francisco and the president of Chinese Oversea Talented Resource Development Foundation. He was a counselor of international collaboration in Department of Science of China. In the past 20 years, he has devoted himself to helping high-tech leaders, projects and venture capitals to identify, promote, and commercialize prospective business projects.

About NACSA

Founded in 1996 in the Silicon Valley, North America Chinese Semiconductor Association (NACSA) is a professional organization dedicated to the advancement of exchange and collaboration among Chinese professionals in semiconductor and related high-tech industries.

Riding the tide of globalization, the community of Chinese engineers and entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley and China has enjoyed a tremendous growth in recent years. Through event hosting, networking, and information sharing, NACSA has been instrumental in helping build a vibrant high-tech professional community serving the needs of these professionals. NACSA, with its 4000 strong members, is currently one of the largest and most active Chinese professional organizations in the US. NACSA members come from diverse fields in semiconductor and other high-tech related industries, including makers of optional devices, semiconductor chips, and PCs; system manufacturers; equipment manufacturers; design house; software; etc.

Committed to sharing information and resources and serving as a bridge between the US and China high-tech communities, NACSA’s mission is to strengthen networking among professionals, foster entrepreneurship in ethnic Chinese, and promote the exchange in the semiconductor and related high-tech industries. At NACSA, we believe in learning by doing and contributing before receiving.

Past NACSA seminar speakers include prominent CEOs, senior executives, and entrepreneurs from such well-known companies as Intel, Applied Materials, Cadence, MIPS Technology, Spreadtrum, UMC, TSMC, Go2Silicon, ViMicro, Broadcom Inc., Cypress Semiconductor, Keysi International, SH Zhangjiang, HK Science & Technology Parks, Goldman Sachs, and many others. NACSA seminars are well received and well attended with an average audience size of 300. Besides seminars and discussion forums, NACSA also hosts Spring/Summer picnic and forms special task teams. Each year, NACSA organizes delegations to China and hosts meetings with visiting high-tech delegations from China.

Please refer to our website for more information: www.nacsa.com

NACSA Proudly Presents: Zhenjiang in Silicon Valley 2009

Rich in historical and cultural heritage with an area covering 3847 kilometers, Zhenjiang 镇江(http://www.zhenjiang.gov.cn) is a rapidly growing city in the southwest of the Jiangsu province along the Yangzi River. Blessed with a highly educated workforce from a population of 2.69 Millions and an abundance of nature resources along with a convenient transportation system between Shanghai and Nanjing, Zhenjiang has enjoyed rapid economic growths in the last decade. For decades, Zhenjiang has been envious of Silicon Valley for its superb technologies, huge talent pool, and dynamic business environment. Headed by the city CCCP Secretary Xu Jinrong, Zhenjiang municipal government delegation will be visiting Silicon Valley in an effort to duplicate Silicon Valley’s success.

NACSA cordially invites members and friends, especially who are interested in learning about unique policies and opportunities in Zhenjiang, to join this special event. Participants will have a chance to have direct dialog with Zhenjiang high level delegation.
A special face-to-face meeting with the delegation can be arranged for participants who are interested in discussing business start up opportunities. Please send a brief outline of the business proposal to zhenjiang@nacsa.com in confidence.

Time: 6:30-9:00pm, April 21, 2009
6:30-7:00pm: registration and cocktail reception (with appetizers)

Venue: Santa Clara Convention Center (Google Map), Great American Ballroom 1

RSVP: Seating is limited, RSVP (RSVP closed due to reaching seating limit) is required.

Agenda:
1）市外办主任薛峰主持会
2）市委书记许津荣讲话（10分钟）
3）人事局局长秦双林讲话（10分钟）
4）经济开发区管委会主任罗洪明介绍镇江新区投资环境（20分钟）
5）中国驻旧金山领事馆领事讲话（10分钟）
6）已归国创业代表现身说法（10分钟）
7）现场交流（30分钟)

Delegation members:
许津荣（女）Xu Jinrong－镇江市委书记、
罗洪明Luo Hongming－镇江经济开发区管委会主任、
薛  峰Xue Feng－镇江市外办主任、
秦双林Qin Shuanglin－镇江市人事局局长、
王荣正Wang Rongzheng－镇江市财政局局长、
柏晓宏Bo Xiaohong－镇江市科技局局长、
杨菊兰（女）Yang Julan－镇江经济开发区高创中心主任、
宋  捷Song Jie－镇江经济开发区高创中心副主任、
尹  坚（女）Yin Jian－镇江经济开发区招商三局副局长>

NACSA 2009 China Trip Delegation

(Updated July 2009)

Building on the huge success of last year’s event, NACSA cordially invites and encourages you to join the 2009 China Trip delegation. The delegation will again visit major development areas, leading corporations as well as key research and academic institutions in China. As a great way to build business and personal relationships, participants will be able to have direct dialogues with high-ranking government officials, corporate executives, and potential investors in China.

Objectives:
Have direct dialogues with high-level business executives and government officials in China on career, business, and investment opportunities.

Exchange information first-hand on industry standards, trends, and policies.

Find out how entrepreneurs and executives live and work in China
Build long-term relationships with other members in the delegation

When and Where (Tentative):

The following cities will be targeted for this year’s China Trip:

Oct. 11-13: Beijing, Tianjin
Oct. 14-17: Sichuan (Chengdu, Chongqing)
Oct. 18-25: Shanghai and Yangtze Delta (Suzhou, Wuxi, Zhengjiang, Hangzhou, Jiangying, etc.).

In addition, we will be attending the IC China conference as well as visiting high-tech zones, local governments, large/small companies, VC's, etc.

Who Should Apply?
(1) High-tech/Green-tech/Auto industry executives/entrepreneurs/professionals who:
Have genuine interest/business needs to undertake China-related projects
Are currently seeking market expansion opportunities or to tap into the vast resources in China for growth.
Are looking for funding for startup, product development, or business initiatives.
Want simply to learn the various aspects of starting/running a business in China, from government policy and industry trends to quality of life.

(2) Top talents in the areas of high-tech/Green-tech/automotive, finance, marketing, sales, and accounting who are interested in exploring executive-level (i.e., VP level or above) career opportunities in China.

How to Get Qualified?
Applicants must:
Have at least a Master’s degree and/or ten years of working experience in relevant industry. Exceptions may be made on a case by case basis depending on the merits of the business plan.
Submit a two-page executive summary of the business plan along with a bio to Chinatrip2009@nacsa.com, both in English and Chinese. Applicants may use the attached template if so desire. (Note: for applicants who are mainly exploring career opportunities, no business plans are needed.)
Speak English and/or Chinese.
Be able to obtain a visa to enter China and return to the US.

Application Deadline (Tentative)
August 31, 2009
The selected applicants will receive an email notice from NACSA by Sept 10, 2009.

Money Matters:
A deposit of $500 is required for all participants.
Participants are responsible for making their own travel arrangements and paying for their own international roundtrip airfares.
While in China, participants are still primarily responsible for their own cost; NACSA will arrange with the hosting cities to help defray the cost of the trip whenever possible.

Got a Question?
Please contact: chinatrip2009@nacsa.com

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Business Plan Template in English

Business Plan Template in Chinese

Jiangyin International Talent Exchange Conference and Job Fair
江阴市海外高层次人才招聘会
(The event will be conducted in Mandarin Chinese.)

March 29 2009 (Sunday) 2:30 – 6:30 pm
2009年3月29日 下午2:30 – 6:30pm

Santa Clara Convention Center
Great American Ballroom
5001 Great America Pkwy
Santa Clara, CA 95054

The conference and job fair will begin with a brief introduction to Jiangyin and the policies regarding recruitment of talents. Then there will be opportunities for individual interviews. The event will be followed by dinner sponsored by the Jiangyin Government.

Please register by 4:00 pm on Saturday, March 28 2009.

For details, job openings and online registration, please go to http://www.oceanandsky.org/events/jiang … 2009jy.htm

主办：江阴市人民政府

江南著名的“鱼米之乡”江阴市地处中国江苏省的东南部，北枕长江，南临太湖，西连常州、南京，东邻苏州、上海，素有“江之尾海之头”之称誉，是长江下游一座宜商宜居宜人的滨江新兴港口城市。江阴市人民政府诚挚邀请有意前往江阴创业、工作的人士参加大会。

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新奥集团(ENN Group: www.enn.cn)创建于1989年，是一家致力于清洁能源生产与应用的民营企业。经过十几年的创业，新奥目前已发展为中国清洁能源的领军企业之一。集团以创新清洁能源为使命，依托燃气分销，立足煤基清洁能源产品的开发利用，并围绕二氧化碳的资源化发展氢能源和生物能源，实现煤基能源全生命周期的清洁化，形成涵盖服务和供给、供应链、开发和生产等环节的清洁能源产业链。

截止2008年底，新奥拥有员工2.4万余人，总资产40亿美元，100多家全资、控股公司和分支机构分布在中国80多座城市及英国、美国、澳大利亚等国家。

新奥坚持“以人为本、事求卓越、和谐共生”的核心价值观，秉承“宏大事业感召人、优厚待遇吸引人、优秀文化凝聚人、创造条件成就人”的用人理念，诚征如下人才加盟新奥，共同致力于创造高品质的产品与服务，努力使新奥成为客户信赖、社会尊重、最有价值并具国际影响力的能源企业集团。

新奥集团招聘信息

(Location: 廊坊、北京、上海、美国加州硅谷)

一、高级技术管理人才

1. 新奥科技副总裁 （主要负责科技战略规划布局、运营管理、技术研发突破工作） 博士学历；五年以上科技或能源类大型公司技术管理和运营工作经验；有事业心和成就意识。

2. 新奥科技北京分院院長（全面负责北京研究分院的运营管理工作） 硕士及以上学历，化工类、工程类等相关专业；五年以上化工技术经验，煤化工优先。

3. 新奥科技上海分院副院长（主要负责上海研究分院的系统能效技术管理工作） 硕士及以上学历，能源类等相关专业；五年以上能源技术管理工作经验。

4. 新奥科技北美分院副院長（主要负责位于美国北加州的北美研究分院的技术管理工作） 博士学历，能源类等相关专业；五年以上大型公司技术管理工作经验，具有光伏背景者优先。

二、高级运营管理人才

1. 人力资源总监（主要负责人力资源战略规划和实施、人力资源体系建设） 本科及以上学历；五年以上人力资源管理工作经历，有科技类大型公司背景者优先。

2. 技术经济专家（负责公司整体技术经济评价、风险分析、技术经济评审和科技成果价值评估工作） 技术经济管理相关专业本科及以上学历，有注册咨询工程师资质者优先；五年以上技术经济分析工作经验；有工科背景或研发项目管理经历者优先。

3. 战略绩效总监（主要负责研究国家能源产业政策，协助公司领导制定科技发展战略与规划；建设并组织实施战略绩效管理体系） 本科以上学历，管理、经济类专业；五年以上能源化工行业信息研究、产业咨询或战略研究等相关工作经验；两年以上高科技企业战略规划经验，熟悉企业技术研发的业务流程。

4. 知识产权总监（主要负责知识产权体系建设和战略规划，并组织实施） 法律专业本科以上学历，侧重知识产权方向，有五年年以上知识产权工作经验。

5. 技术产业化运作总经理（主要负责技术应用、产业化运作和管理） 硕士及以上学历，技术或管理类专业；五年以上清洁能源或煤化工行业工作经验；对市场具有敏感度和操作能力。

三、高级研发技术人才

1. 系统能效专家，智能控制专家及工程师（针对不同物流，不同工艺过程，实现复杂过程系统的能量流全局优化，进行复杂系统的分析，计价和优化；建立智能控制系统，实现过程系统） 具有电子工程、控制或热能工程等相关专业硕士以上学历，有实际工程经验；熟悉掌握Linux嵌入式操作系统，传感器系统，具备熟练的C、C++语言的编程能力；熟悉DSP、ARM等嵌入式平台下的系统编程，并从事过具体开发工作；有较强的模拟电路/数字电路设计能力；能独立开展智能控制系统的相关研究及项目实施工作。

2. 网络软、硬件专家及工程师（负责实现复杂过程的系统智能控制） 硕士；五年以上工作经验；自动化控制与信息技术背景；精通自控设备的软硬件设计；良好的英文基础；有化工背景者优先考虑。

3. 工艺流程优化专家及工程师（负责复杂化工过程的模拟优化） 硕士以上学历，化学工艺专业；有3年以上化工工艺设计工作经验；熟悉系统模拟、系统分析等软件。

4. DCS控制系统专家及工程师（负责实现复杂过程的系统智能控制） 仪器仪表/自动控制专业硕士以上学历，有自动化工程项目经验者优先；熟悉PLC和DCS控制系统和现场仪表，有一定的网络知识和应用经验。

5. 煤气化（地上、地下）专家及工程师（煤气化技术领军人物及高级技术人才） 硕士以上学历；在煤气化领域十年以上工作经验，五年以上技术管理经验；地质水文专业(地下气化领域)。

6. 酶化学专家及工程师（基因工程领军人物及高级技术人才） 博士学历，对CO2固化酶和其他新型固碳技术有深入的了解，在生物固碳，酶化学，酶反应器设计领域里有至少4年研发经验。

7. 制氢专家及工程师（低成本制氢技术领军人物及高级技术人才） 博士学历，对各种新型制氢技术有一定的了解，在某一制氢领域,如太阳能光电催化制氢（光电化学法PEC)、半导体光催化、酸性或碱性固体聚合物电解质水电解制氢（或PEM氢氧燃料电池）有至少4年研发经验。

8. 生物能源专家及工程师（负责生物质能源中试放大: 海藻养殖放大、生物发酵和放大等；负责中试仪器设备的调试，维护；进行工业化放大的初步设计） 硕士以上学历；有丰富的化工，生物化工放大等经验；有微藻养殖或发酵工程工作经验。

Salary/Wage: Competitive US-level compensation package

新奥集团副总裁/首席技术官将于今春三、四月份来美与您讨论归国发展的经验与体会。

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How to apply?

Step 1: Submit your information online here

Step 2: Send your resume with cover letter to returnee_hr@enn.cn.