中文报名链接：https://yoopay.cn/event/CEIBS-PE-2012-CN

Seminar& Workshop

April 12, 2012  SEMINAR

Overview

This “seminar” will give executives an overview of the importance of innovation and the approach to commercial exploitation. The seminar provides the best practice approaches to sourcing ideas and technologies for R&D through open innovation, Corporate Venturing (CV) and Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) investments to build new partnerships and create valuable new businesses. Case examples will be provided from leading global organizations with a focus on opportunities for China innovation and partnering. 

Attendees

From our experience of previous seminars the executives that will gain the most value are strategy directors, new business development directors, heads of R&D (CTO), chief innovation officers (CIO), venturing executives, finance directors and CEOs who are looking to drive growth, technology development and entry into new markets with new products and business models.

Achievements

Participants will have a framework to consider how they can best tackle the innovation and venturing approach, which can be illustrated with case examples and potential partners for their business.

April 13-14, 2012  WORKSHOP

Overview

This “workshop” provides the framework and interactive discussion for executives to understand and develop their thinking and plan to drive new growth. The program is a proven model used by global leading corporates including BAE, BP Alternative Energy, Philips, Syngenta, Unilever and many more to develop their 5 Ps of Innovation and Venturing.

5 Ps of Innovation

1. Purpose of innovation and venturing to drive growth and determine the most effective model

2. Process development and implementation including Open Innovation Scouting, Venture development, Corporate Venture Capital and M&A to new technology and business models

3. People that are required with the new skills, capabilities and reward systems

4. Partners that can support the development with venture capital and start up business approach for Global development

5. Performance measures that can be used to ensure your business is aligned and the programme can be shown to be on track 

Attendees

From our experience of previous workshops the executives that will gain the most value are strategy directors, new business development directors, heads of R&D (CTO), chief Innovation officers (CIO), venturing executives, finance directors and CEOs who are going to be responsible for driving growth, technology development and entry into new markets with new products and business models.

Achievements

The participants will have an outline which can be used for taking the discussion forward in their business to grow the core business with technology and new business partnerships. The future growth of the business can be effectively supported with this workshop.

Agenda

Day 1 Seminar (April 12, 2012)

Day 2 Workshop (April 13, 2012)

Day 3 Workshop (April 14, 2012)

Speakers

Zhang Suyang

IDGVC Partners

Suyang joined the IDG Capital team in 1994. He has been the central programming coordination manager of Shanghai Bell, deputy director of Shanghai factory 520 of Minister of Post & Telecommunication, and General Manager of Hainan Vantone Group Shanghai Company. Suyang earned his bachelor degree in Electronics Engineering from Shanghai University in 1982. He pursued further studies in business management from 1988 to 1990 in Germany, and got EMBA of China Europe International Business School from 1998 to 2000.

Adj. Prof. Dr. Martin Haemmig

“The Globalization of Venture Capital”

Switzerland

Dr. Martin Haemmig is an Adjunct Professor at CeTIM (Center for Technology and Innovation Management) at UniBW Munich & Leiden University on venture capital, incubation and hi-tech startups. He is a former ‘Senior Advisor on Venture Capital’ for Stanford University - SPRIE. For the last decade, his research covers the entire value chain on the global venture capital industry in the major key hotbeds in 15 countries, including the United Stated, Europe, Israel, China, India, Japan, South Korea, etc. During his annual 7-8 months global travels, he lectures and/or researches at Stanford University, UC Berkeley, INSEAD, UniBW Munich, ETH Zurich, as well as at China’s Peking University, Tsinghua, Renmin, Fudan and JiaoTong University, plus India’s Institute of Technology, Science and Management in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Hyderabad.

He is author for books on ‘The Globalization of Venture Capital’ (English & Chinese) as well as for book chapters and articles on the various venture capital ecosystems. He was invited by the Chinese government as co-founding professor to assist the design and establishment of the world’s only doctoral degree program on Venture Capital (Renmin University, Beijing). Subsequently, he was nominated as advisor on venture capital & internationalization for China’s largest science park (Zhongguancun in Beijing), with over 20,000 companies and 1 million employees. In recent years, he also held some strategic advisory positions at the world’s largest MNCs, VC/PE firms and a few global hi-tech startup companies.

Martin Haemmig earned his electronics degree in Switzerland, his MBA and doctorate in California and is a graduate from the Board Management School at the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland. After working for almost 20 years in global high-tech companies in Asia, Europe and USA, and obtaining the Swiss National Marketing Champion award in 1994, he returned to academia a decade ago for global benchmark research and teaching on venture capital and startup companies.

James Mawson

Founder and Editor

Global Corporate Venturing

London, UK

James was editor of Private Equity News, part of Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal in London, for nearly four years until May, 2010 when he launched Global Corporate Venturing as an independent title from his own publishing company.

As well as editing Private Equity News, James coordinated leveraged buyout and venture capital coverage for use by other titles in the Dow Jones and News Corporation group, acted as a spokesman on BBC radio and television and chaired awards and conferences for a host of media groups, including the BVCA awards and event for more than 1,000 people in October, 2009.

Previously, James had freelanced for a host of national and trade media titles, including the BBC, Financial Times, Economist, Independent on Sunday, Sunday Express and Dow Jones Newswires; provided research for Nick Davies's book, Flat Earth News; was a foreign correspondent in central and eastern Europe; and was international editor for FT Business.

After graduating from King's College, London, James's first job was working at technology publishing house ComputerWire. He is also a director of the London Press Club and acts as a pro bono editor for the European Venture Philanthropy Association's monthly newsletter.

Prof. Dr. John C. Chiang

Dept. of Technology Management

Director - Global Innovation Research Center

School of Software and Microelectronics,

Peking University, China

Dr. John C. Chiang was appointed as Director of Global Innovation Research Center at Peking University in June 2008, where he also teaches courses on innovation, technology management and international business. He joined PKU in February 2006 as Professor in the Department of Management of Technology at the School of Software and Microelectronics. Dr. Chiang was the most recent President of USITO, the organization representing five major US IT industry trade associations and close to 50 individual U.S. IT companies in China, a role he had held from October 2008 until December 2010.

Dr. Chiang came to China in the beginning of 2000, joining Motorola China as Deputy GM of the infrastructure business unit, then moving to Asia HQ spearheading its post-WTO strategy. In early 2000, he then moved to Motorola China HQ, serving as Senior Director of Strategy and Business Development. In 2003, he served as Director of Motorola China R&D Institute, and in 2004, he became the founding president of Motorola (China) Technologies, Limited.

From October 2005 to September 2008, Dr. Chiang was a Partner in DragonBridge Capital, a U.S.-based merchant bank with China as its primary serving market.

Dr. Chiang was born in Beijing, raised in Taiwan, and received the Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University in 1975. He received the EMBA from Georgia State University in 1989. After his academic career, Dr. Chiang joined Bell Laboratories in 1980, and later held progressive technical and managerial positions at Racal-Milgo, Hayes, and GTE. He was Senior Vice President of Operations at KG Telecom and led the launch of the first private mobile services in Taiwan, during 1997-2000.

Tan Yinglan

Head of Projects

National Research Foundation

Singapore

Tan Yinglan is the Head (Projects), National Research Foundation, Prime Minister’s Office (Singapore). He oversees the National Framework of Innovation and Enterprise, reporting directly to the Research, Innovation and Enterprise Council chaired by the Prime Minister. He heads 3 government investment funds with a budget of S$360 million and invested in 41 high-tech enterprises and 6 early-stage venture funds, resulting in 2 acquisitions (Brandtology & Curiox) and 7 follow-on financings within 18 months. He also served as board member / board observer of 6 early-stage venture funds and selected high-tech enterprises and assisted in go-to-market, personnel recruitment and follow-on financing. Tan Yinglan had previously been the first Director of 3i Venturelab China, a joint-venture between private equity firm 3i (LSE:III) and INSEAD. He had also been the Senior Assistant Director at the Ministry of Trade and Industry (Singapore), where he was the deskhead for Economic Development Board Investments portfolio. Yinglan was also the Special Assistant to the Chief Economic Advisor of the World Bank, as a Milton and Cynthia Friedman Fellow. During graduate school at Stanford, he had co-founded, raised angel funding and sold an online dating startup (which is still featured as a case study in Stanford University).

Yinglan is the author of The Way Of the VC: Having Top Venture Capitalists On Your Board.(Wiley, 2009) and Chinnovation - How Chinese Innovators are Changing the World (Wiley 2010). His book, The Way Of The VC, is used as a teaching text at various business schools. Chinnovation has been ranked #1 on Amazon.com on April 12, 2011 in the Business & Investing (International) category.

Yinglan is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Nanyang Technological University and teaches the Master's program in Technopreneurship & Innovation. He has also taught at the Advanced Management Programme and modules on Entrepreneurial Finance / Management at Singapore Management University and guest lectures at Fudan University and Tsinghua University.

A Certified Risk Analyst, Yinglan was educated at Harvard (as a JFK Fellow), Stanford (Masters in Mgmt Sci.) and Carnegie Mellon (Dual Degrees in ECE and Econs).

Andrew Gaule

Founder

Corven Networks

London, UK

Andrew Gaule is the founder of Corven’s H-I Network a thought leadership forum comprised of senior executives from some of the world’s leading organisations. Andrew also leads the Corven Innovation and Venturing practise.

Andrew has led innovation, venturing and growth initiatives at leading global organisations from the financial services, FMCG, defence, technology, health and government sectors. These programmes have delivered new sources of value, driven strategic renewal and supported organisation culture change.

Andrew is the author of ‘Open Innovation in Action – How to be strategic in the search for new sources of value’ which includes case studies from H-I Network clients P&G, QinetiQ, Shell, DSM and Tate & Lyle. Andrew has an economics degree from St John’s College, Cambridge, is a qualified chartered management accountant and gained his MBA at Henley Business School. When he is not working he is busy with his two young daughters and learning Mandarin.

Max von Zedtwitz, Ph.D.

GLORAD (Research Center for Global R&D Management and Reverse Innovation), Tongji University, Shanghai, P.R.China

Managing Director & Founder, and Professor

Max von Zedtwitz is an expert in the area of global R&D management and doing business and innovation in China.

A visiting professor at universities in China and Europe, he is based in Shanghai where he runs a Tongji-based think-tank on “Global R&D and Reverse Innovation”. He is a former Vice President with PRTM Management Consultants, where he was co-responsible for their global R&D practice and overall lead for global innovation and China R&D projects. Before joining PRTM, he was Managing Director of AsiaCompete Int’l, a China business intelligence firm, and held full-time professor appointments at Tsinghua and Beijing Universities in Beijing and IMD in Switzerland, one of the world’s leading schools for executive education.

Max has led more than sixty consulting engagements in R&D, technology and innovation strategy, product development operations, global strategy, productivity improvements, product lifecycle management, organizational road-mapping and design, corporate incubation, start-up management, China business and corporate M&A. He has also worked in all major markets, including Europe, the US, China, Korea, and Japan, for firms such as Nestle, Deutsche Telekom, Siemens; PepsiCo, Johnson & Johnson, Alcan; LGE, NTT, Li-Ning and GoodBaby. He maintains a network of more than two thousand executives from the technology-intensive Fortune-500 to tap into the latest developments of global innovation.

Max is frequently recognized as one of the leading experts on global innovation and China R&D. He has been quoted in periodicals such as the Economist and the New York Times, and is a keynote speaker at executive conferences and business schools around the world. Max has written more than 70 scientific articles and ten books; he also is an editor or on the editorial advisory board of nine journals, including the highly ranked Journal of International Management, Technovation, The Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management, and R&D Management. In 2009 he was recognized as one of the fifty most influential innovation scholars worldwide.

Max holds Ph.D. and MBA degrees from the University of St. Gallen, and a M.Sc. in Computer Science from ETH Zurich. He also completed a post-doctoral fellowship at Harvard University.

Kevin Li