The Shaping of the Global E-Commerce for 2012

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6:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Registration & Networking (Hors d'oeuvre)
6:30 p.m. - 8:15 p.m. Panel Discussion
8:15 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Q & A

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Venue:
Silicon Valley Bank
3005 Tasman Drive
Santa Clara, CA 95054

Happy New Year. To ring in the New Year and welcome The Year of the
Dragon we invite you to join us for an evening of celebration and
aspirations.

Performance and Master of Ceremonies Dian Ding, Ding Ding TV

Our topic for the evening is “The Shaping of the Global E-commerce 2012”
Over this holiday period, you might have helped contribute to the shift of e-
commerce share. For the first time e-commerce sales for 2011 was 5%
higher than the brick-and-mortal traditional retail shopping.

The way we shop is changing rapidly. Continuous access to the internet via
our mobile devises allows us to shop for the best deals. Leveraging on the
social media to learn about products and services gives shoppers an
opportunity to find what they want rapidly. Is 2012 a pivotal point for social
and mobile companies?

Join us to hear from industry experts what is the driving vehicle that is
influencing the changes, what are the right business strategies to leverage
on e-commerce opportunities both in the domestic and international
markets, how can you keep pace with the rapid changes and what can you
do to ride this growing sector.

Introduction: Terrance Philips, Vice President, SVB Global

Moderator: Mavis Yee, Partner, Nixon Peabody

Panel:

Tom Chiu, Board Director, Sand Hill Angels

Tracy Chu, Director of Product Management, @WalmartLabs

Jeremy Geiger, CEO, Retailigence

Vivan Li, Senior Manager, Investments & Corporate Development, HTC

Speaker's Bio

Tom Chiu, spent over 20 years in various high tech industries including
mobile software, consumer electronics, wireless, patent sales/license,
semiconductors, and embedded systems. Tom is currently the founder of
IPforAsia, an intellectual property marketplace to bridge between Greater
China and large U.S. corporations.

Tom has worked in Shanghai from 2003-2007 as a founding member of
Philips/NXP Software. Prior to the expatriate assignment, Tom was the lead
of Philips Connected Home initiative which later became the blueprint of
Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA). Tom also represented Philips in
WiFi Alliance as secondary board member and Chair of DLNA China Task
Force. He has held various director positions at Sina.com, Philips and NXP.
Tom has a BS degree in Computer Science and a MBA in Product
Marketing. He also received NYSE Series 7 Stock and Dealer license in
1988.

Tom has been an active investor for over 12 years. He serves on several
advisory boards and has a passion to work with startups in mobile, internet,
location and eCommerce space including Proximiant, Retailigence, Xalis,
Lets Powwow, and TekTrak.

Tracy Chu is currently Director of Product Management at WalmartLabs, a
group based in San Bruno, California focused on fostering mobile and
social e-commerce innovation at Walmart. Prior to WalmartLabs, Tracy held
Product Management leadership positions at Kosmix (acquired by Walmart
in 2011), Yahoo! Travel, and VeriSign Payment Services (acquired by
PayPal). Tracy received an MS in Operations Research from Stanford
University and a BS in Operations Research and Industrial Engineering
from Cornell University.

Vivian Li is a Senior Manager, Investments & Corporate Develompent at
HTC. Her role is to develop Investments and Acquisitions strategy, manage
existing porfoliolio's and Identify growth opportunities for HTC.

Prior to HTC, Vivian Li was part of HP Strategy & Corporate Development,
where she was responsible for managing the equity portfolio and venture
outreach. Vivian identified and worked closely with startups to help them
navigate the HP landscape and formulate strategic relationships with
different HP businesses.

Vivian’s HP career started in Corporate Strategy, where she focused on
operational improvement projects for the CEO. Projects included vertical
strategy, sales coverage strategy, competitive analysis, and turning around
business units key to HP’s growth.

Prior to HP, Vivian was a management consultant with Deloitte Consulting,
where she identified acquisition targets, designed management metrics,
developed sales effectiveness, customer targeting, and go-to-market
strategy for key clients.

Vivian holds a bachelor of science from Haas School of Business at UC
Berkeley and a MBA from Booth School of Business at The University of
Chicago.

Jeremy Geiger, CEO, Retailigence has a successful track record in starting
up new markets and building businesses at an accelerated pace with
bottom-line results. Jeremy was Managing Director and Board Member of
Real-Time Technology Asia-Pacific (subsidiary of RTT, a public company)
where, in 3.5 years, he grew revenue 1000% and built the organization from
0 to more than 50 employees.

Earlier in his career, Jeremy held a variety of management positions in
NASDAQ-listed CDC Software including VP of Business Development,
General Manager and interim CEO for the Business Intelligence division.
Jeremy’s first experience in a start-up was with LA-based Supply Chain
Management company Adexa, where he was involved in the establishment
of multiple new country operations. When he left Adexa, those regions
accounted for 50% of Adexa’s global revenue. Jeremy started his career in
Management Consulting, where he advised clients on Supply Chain
Management, ERP software and business process re-engineering on
behalf of PriceWaterhouse (now IBM Global Services) and KPMG.

Jeremy holds a Bachelor degree in Mathematics (with an emphasis on
Operations Research, Computer Science and Statistics) and an Executive
MBA from Sasin (associated with Kellogg School of Management).