Yaw Wen Hu, currently is with Silicon Storage Technology, Inc., as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer.

SST is a fabless company, offering a diversified range of memory and non-memory products. SST is a leading provider of nonvolatile memory solutions including high functionality flash memory components and flash mass storage products like NANDrive. The company also licenses its proprietary, and very successful SuperFlash technology for the embedded flash applications. SST's non-memory products include NAND controller-based products, flash microcontrollers and RF ICs.

Yaw Wen Hu joined SST in 1993 as Vice President, Process Development. In 2004, he assumed the current position. Yaw Wen Hu has been a member of SST's Board of Directors since September 1995.

Prior to SST, he worked at Intel, Mosel Vitelic and IDT.

Yaw Wen Hu holds a B.S. in Physics from National Taiwan University and a Ph.D. in Applied Physics from Stanford University.

Lilly Chung is a Lead Client Service Partner at Deloitte LLP. She also leads its semiconductor affinity group, women's initiative, and China Gateway initiative. Deloitte is one of the largest professional services firms globally with over $27 billion in revenue. Deloitte provides audit, tax, management consulting, and financial advisory services to clients from startups to Fortune 50 companies.

Prior to joining Deloitte, Lilly worked at Fairchild and Xerox in Palo Alto, Pictron, CSC Index, and E&Y.

Lilly holds a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Southern California, an M.S. degree in Industrial Engineering from Stanford University and an MBA from Harvard Business School.

Dr. Owen Wu is an entrepreneur and specialist in nano-surface science. He is the General Manager of USTI based in Santa Clara, CA, and Chairman of DNT International based in Torrance, California. In 1996, he founded American Communication Technology (ACT), which was later acquired by Global Communication Semiconductors (GCS). During 1997-2002, Dr. Wu was appointed as CEO of GCS, a leading compound semiconductor pure-play foundry for wireless and fiber optical communication industries. Previously, he was the program head and principal scientist of infrared optoelectronics at Hughes Research Laboratory. In 1995, his team received the National Herschel Award. He was twice awarded the Electro-Optic Sensors & Technology Network Council Award in recognition of truly significant and innovative contribution in infrared technology. He is the founding chairman of Southern California Monte Jade and SCMJ Foundation, and is currently serving as Chairman of Global Monte Jade. He sits on the board of three private companies - MCSP, USTI & Pac-Eng. Dr. Wu received his BS from National Tsing-Hua University and Ph.D degrees in Surface Chemistry at the University of Illinois in Chicago. He did his postdoctoral research at Argonne National Laboratory and completed an executive management program at Stanford University.

Phil Asmundson has over 25 years' experience counseling and serving many of the world's most prominent technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) companies. As Deloitte LLP's National Managing Partner for TMT, he is responsible for developing strategy for the practice, which includes over $1 billion in professional services revenues, and coordinating overall services to industry clients. These services span Deloitte U.S. member firms' key functional areas - consulting, audit, tax, and financial advisory - and in combination help clients navigate the emerging and robust marketplace driven by the convergence of wireless, Internet technologies and content. He also serves as lead client service partner or advisory partner on some of the practice's largest accounts.

An audit partner by background, Asmundson has served clients in such areas as strategy evaluation/development, mergers and acquisitions, accounting and auditing, control process design and performance enhancement. Asmundson has worked with virtually all sub-sectors of TMT including networking technology, optic fiber technology, cable operators, content providers, LECs, CLECs, IXCs, wireless and satellite.

Asmundson is one of Deloitte's designated thought leaders and is an active speaker and author on industry trends, challenges and opportunities. He is regularly quoted on emerging industry issues and has recorded several podcasts on predictions for the TMT industry.

• MBA - Wharton School of Business
• BS - Accounting - University of Oregon

• Connecticut State Society of CPAs
• American Institute for Certified Public Accountants
• Past Board Member - Center for Telecommunications Management, USC

John Boesel is the President and Chief Executive Officer of CALSTART. The public/private nature of CALSTART is reflected in John's background. Upon graduating from the University of California, Davis, in 1982, John worked in the California legislature as a legislative aide to then Assemblyman (now Congressman) Sam Farr. In that position he managed energy and environmental legislation for nearly four years.

He received his MBA from the Haas School at UC Berkeley in 1989. After graduating from business school he worked as a commercial banker in Wells Fargo's Corporate Headquarters building in San Francisco. In 1993 John joined CALSTART as the Vice President of Technology Programs. In 2001 the Board of Directors promoted him to the position of President and CEO.

John serves on the Advisory Board for the Precourt Energy Efficiency Center (PEEC) at Stanford University and is also a board member of the Clean Vehicle Foundation.

Bruce C.H. Cheng is the founder and chairman of Delta Group. Under his leadership, Delta has sustained 37 years of vigorous growth to become a world leader in power supplies and electronic components that are employed throughout the global computer, telecommunications, consumer electronics, and networking industries.

Currently the world's number one provider of switching power supplies, Delta is a major source for power management, components, visual displays, industrial automation, networking, and renewable energy products. The company has plants in Taiwan, China,Thailand, Japan, Mexico, India, and Europe, as well as R&D centers and sales and service offices throughout the world.

Mr. Cheng has built Delta Electronics into an internationally recognized, award-winning organization. In 2007 Delta was honored to receive the top Corporate Social Responsibility award from Global Views Magazine for the third year in a row, as well as CommonWealth Magazine's first Corporate Citizen award. Delta has received the "Most Admired Company" award from Commonwealth Magazine for six years in a row.

Delta continues to win "Best of the Best" awards from major, first-tier global customers. In 2007 customer awards included Nortel's Supplier of the Year Award and Intel's Preferred Quality Supplier Award. Customer recognition in 2005 and 2004 included Siemens Communications' Supplier of the Year Award, Microsoft's Vendor of the Year Award (both years), as well as Cisco Systems' Best Supplier of the Year Award. In 1999, Delta received Dell's Platinum Supplier Award.

In 2006, Delta's Tainan Plant, the first green factory in Taiwan, won the first Gold-rated Green Building Certificate presented by Taiwan's national government. Delta is a certified Sony Green Partner and has implemented green, lead-free production and recycling and waste management programs at all its plants for many years.

In 2004, Delta received The Asset magazine's "Best Corporate Governance Award." Delta has earned the confidence of foreign investors, who hold a larger proportion of Delta stock than of any company on the Taiwan Stock Exchange.

Mr. Cheng has been called Taiwan's first "Chief Environmental Officer" by the Taiwan media. Since the beginning, Mr. Cheng has dedicated the company to preserving the natural environment through product innovation and energy-saving technologies. In 1990, he established the Delta Electronics Foundation to promote environmental and natural resource conservation. Delta has also joined with Nokia, HP, NTT, and Philips as a member of MIT's Oxygen Alliance to develop human-centered computer technology.

Mr. Cheng founded Delta Electronics in 1971 to produce television components. Prior to that, he held management positions at TRW in engineering, production, and quality control. Mr. Cheng began his career as an aeronautic instrument engineer at Air Asia Co. after receiving a BSEE degree from National Cheng Kung University.

In 2007, Mr. Cheng received an honorary doctorate from National Central University's (NCU) College of Earth Sciences and an honorary doctorate in engineering from National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) in recognition of his promotion of environmental sustainability while pursuing advances in technology and his outstanding contributions to the development of the world's electronics industry, respectively. In 2006, the Chinese Management Association (CMA) presented Mr. Cheng with its highest management award. Another honor conferred upon Mr. Cheng in 2006, was an honorary doctorate in engineering from National Tsing Hua University.

For over a decade Peter Chu has been a Managing Partner at AsiaTech Ventures a trans-Pacific venture capital firm. Peter is responsible for US investments, operations, business development and partnerships. In addition, Peter facilitates the technology transfer from companies in the US to portfolio companies in Asia and helps bring Asian resources and opportunities to the US companies. His investments include EachNet (acquired EBay), PCNAlert, Vialto, and StarCite/OnVantage.

Most recently Peter served as the COO at ApaceWave Technologies, a leader in the development of baseband SoCs for the global WiMAX/OFDMA industry. In the past, Peter was the Chairman of PCNAlert (acquired by IHS), and served as board members at Vialto (acquired by Cisco) and StarCite/OnVantage, Inc. In the mid-90s, he co-founded Envive/ReliaSoft, an enterprise and Internet provider of performance management solutions (acquired by Keynote) and Channel A, a pioneer in Asian Internet content and commerce start-up. He started his career at software firms Oracle and Verity in marketing and software services.

Peter has over 20 years of entrepreneurial, private and public company management and growth experience - he is an entrepreneur, venture capitalist and strategic advisor/board member. He holds a BSEE from Stanford University and an MBA from Harvard University. He currently serves as a board director at Monte Jade West Coast, a premier technology association that spans US and Greater China. Additionally, he is on the Board of Ceiva Logic and holds board/advisory roles in early stage startups and trans-Pacific advisory firms.

Coming from modest background, Terry Gou, inspired to make the comfort of electronic products usage an attainable reality for all mankind, founded Foxconn Technology Group at age 24, in 1974, with US$7,500, a devotion to integrate expertise in mechanical and electrical parts and an uncommon concept - to provide the lowest "total cost" end-to-end solution to increase the electronics affordability. Since, Gou had been dubbed "King of Outsourcing" and recognized as "Asia Star" by Business Week as his proprietary eCMMS model (Best Corporate Strategy - Asia Money) transformed electronics manufacturing worldwide by being widely imitated.

Gou is not only a noted philanthropist in educational cause (Forbes' "48 Heros of Philanthropy"), to assist bridging harmonious society, Gou also founded Yong-Lin Healthcare Foundation fighting against cancer for the society.

近千場國內外演唱記錄多次獲邀「金馬獎」、「金曲獎」「金鼎獎」頒獎典禮演出，97年受邀赴拉斯韋加斯參與成龍舉辦之97年巨星慈善晚會參加受虐兒公益歌曲義唱「我會在你身旁」，98年金馬獎及亞太影展頒獎典禮開場演唱，同年受邀赴美拉斯韋加斯Desert Inn之金沙巴餐廳演出，2000年澳門慶回歸周年和上海交響樂團演出，2002年「希望工程」慈濟主辦「許景淳美加演唱會」美、加跨年兩度十二大城市 義演，2005年應國立中正文化中心邀請在國家音樂廳「華語電影100年音樂會演唱」，

景淳為流行歌手在國家音樂廳演唱流行歌曲第一人.

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榮獲兩屆金鼎獎ヽ三屆五項金曲獎ヽ法國南特影展最佳電影配樂獎ヽ美國聖地牙哥電影主題曲最佳演唱獎等十多項國內外演唱製作與演奏等音樂類大獎殊榮的美聲歌后，演唱最膾炙人口的情歌與名曲

Awards:1987、1993金鼎獎，1991、1993、1997年金曲獎，1993年「戀戀風塵」獲法國南特影展最佳電影配樂獎，1994年「梅珍」電影原聲帶獲美國聖地牙哥電影主題曲最佳演唱獎，2000年獲頒21世紀「音樂類傑出青年獎」等十多項國內外演唱ヽ製作ヽ演奏等音樂類大獎

CDs: 「愛河月光」、「真感情」、「純˙景淳」、「碩果景淳」、「芬芳」、「天頂的月娘啊」、「女人哪」、「路長情更長」、「你來自何方[臺北到上海] 」、「真想要飛」、「精選集1」、「別來無恙」、「日日夜夜」、「玫瑰人生[睡吧我的愛] 」等十四張個人專輯

Agent (主持): 飛碟UFO電臺、東森ET FM電臺、IC之音現任臺灣教育廣播電臺種子之歌節目，製作及節目主持人

Dr. Ta-lin Hsu is Chairman of H&Q Asia Pacific and has been investing in Asia for over 20 years. He joined Hambrecht & Quist Group in 1985 as a General Partner and founded H&Q Asia Pacific in 1986. Since inception, H&Q Asia Pacific has managed over $2.6 billion in capital, operates from seven offices throughout the region and has invested in more than 350 companies. Before joining Hambrecht & Quist, Dr. Hsu worked at IBM for 12 years. In his last position, Dr. Hsu held corporate responsibility for all of IBM's advanced research in mass storage systems and technology. Dr. Hsu was born in mainland China in 1943.

H&Q Asia Pacific is recognized as a pioneer of Asian venture capital and private equity in a number of respects, including being the first firm to bring "Silicon Valley" style venture capital to Taiwan in 1986, one of the first funds to enter China in 1993, one of the first firms to successfully migrate a leading international retail brand to China (Starbucks China), and the first firm to take a foreign company public on the Emerging Markets Board of the Taiwan Stock Exchange in 2009 (Array Networks).

Due to his role in various landmark transactions as well as in developing the Asian venture capital and private equity industry, Dr. Hsu has been recognized by BusinessWeek in its "Stars of Asia" ranking, Forbes magazine as one of the 25 Top Tech Deal Makers in 2007, one of the Top Deal Makers in 2008 as well as one of the 25 Notable Chinese-Americans in 2008; and New Fortune Magazine as one of "100 People Influencing China's and the World's Capital Flow" in 2009.

Dr. Hsu serves on the boards of various leading global corporations, including ASE Inc. (NYSE: ASX, TSEC: 2311), ExcelStor Group Ltd., Fabrinet Co., Ltd., Grace THW Holding Ltd., Marvell Technology Group (NASDAQ: MRVL), Primax Electronics Holdings, Ltd., and Sinogen International Ltd.

Dr. Hsu also plays an active role in developing business and policy relationships between the U.S. and Asia, including advisory positions with government, academic and industry organizations. Dr. Hsu was a founding member of the Technology Review Board, a group established to advise the Executive Yuan of Taiwan on all technology matters; the founding president of the Chinese Institute of Engineers / USA SF Bay Area Chapter; a Board Member of the K T Li Foundation for the Development of Science and Technology; one of the founding members and Advisor to the Monte Jade Science & Technology organization; member of Committee of 100;Vice Chairman of the Board of Give2Asia; a member of the Board of Directors at the Pacific Pension Institute, and represents H&Q Asia Pacific at the World Economic Forum. Dr. Hsu is also an Advisory Board Member of the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley and a Member of the Council on Foreign Relations.

Additionally, Dr. Hsu serves on the boards of the Asia Americans for Good Government; Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Advisory Board at the University of California, Berkeley; Shin-Shin Educational Foundation; and US-China Green Energy Council.

Dr. Hsu received his B.S. degree in Physics from National Taiwan University (from which he received the "Outstanding Alumni Award" in 2009), his M.S. degree in Electrophysics from the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, and his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of California at Berkeley.

Ed Ho is the Chief Technology Officer and co-founder of mSpot, a mobile and PC entertainment company. Previously, he was SVP of Engineering at Enpocket and CTO/co-founder of SkyGo, both wireless advertising companies. He has also been VP of Product Development at X.com, and held senior engineering positions at Zip2, Silicon Graphics and Oracle.

He has a BS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley and MS in Computer Science from Stanford University.

mSpot is a mobile and PC entertainment company that delivers music, movies, radio and TV to more than six million mobile customers across 10 wireless carriers. The popularity of mSpot products is due to its technology and strong partnerships with all four of the major music labels (Sony, EMI, Warner and Universal), as well as major studios (Paramount, Disney, Universal, Warner Brothers) and broadcast companies (including ABC, CBS, ClearChannel, Fox Sports, NPR). mSpot is the first mobile entertainment company in North America to offer full-length feature films and full-format radio service to mobile devices. In the U.S., mSpot entertainment services are available across all major carriers, including AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon. Headquartered in Palo Alto, California, mSpot is on the Web at www.mspot.com.

Erfan Ibrahim is a Technical Executive in the Intelligrid program area of the Power Delivery & Utilization Sector. His current research activities focus on the communications infrastructure for the utility Smart Grid with particular emphasis on Home Area Networks (HAN), Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI), Building Automation Networks (BAN) and Energy Management Systems (EMS).

Before joining EPRI, Dr. Ibrahim founded and managed The Bit Bazaar LLC (TBB), a full service IT and business consulting firm, offering services to clients in the High Tech, Financial Services, and Energy sectors. At TBB Dr. Ibrahim focused on wireless communications, network management, and information security technologies with a particular emphasis on aligning the IT goals of his clients with their business goals for sustained competitive advantage.

Prior to establishing The Bit Bazaar LLC, Dr. Ibrahim's career included the following positions: VP of Sales & Marketing at Jyra Research, Product Manager for Network Management at Pacific Bell Network Integration (now AT&T), Science and Math Lecturer at National University, Nuclear Fusion Research Engineer at UCLA and Plasma Physicist at Lawrence Livermore National Lab.

Dr. Ibrahim received a Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering from University of California Berkeley, an MS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Texas Austin, and a B.S. Honors in Physics from Syracuse University (Suma Cum Laude). Dr. Ibrahim is a Phi Beta Kappa, a Tau Beta Pi, Who's Who Amongst American Colleges & Universities and Who's Who Amongst IT professionals.

David S. Lee is Chairman of the Board for eOn Communications Corporation, Cortelco, and Symbio. Mr. Lee was a member of the President's Council on the 21st Century Workforce, appointed by President George Bush Jr., and Mr. Lee is Regent Emeritus for the University of California. Mr. Lee also serves as a Senior Advisor to Silver Lake Partners.

Mr. Lee originally co-founded Qume Corporation in 1973 and served as Executive Vice President until it was acquired by ITT Corporation in 1978. After the acquisition, Mr. Lee held the positions of Executive Vice President of ITT Qume until 1981, and President through 1983. From 1983 to 1985, he served as a Vice President of ITT and as Group Executive and Chairman of its Business Information Systems Group. In 1985, he became President and Chairman of Data Technology Corporation and in 1988, Data Technology Corporation bought Qume and merged both companies.

Earlier, Mr. Lee was Manager of Printer Engineering at Diablo Systems where he led the team that perfected the daisywheel printer.

Currently, Mr. Lee is a member of the Board of Directors for the following business related ventures: Linear Technology Corporation, Daily Wellness Co., and Honorary President of Asian Cultural Teachings. He was also an advisor to President Bush and President Clinton through the Advisory Committee on Trade Policy and Negotiation (Office of the U.S. Trade Representative / Executive Office of the President) for two terms and additionally to Governor Pete Wilson through the California Economic Development Corporation (CalEDC) and the Council on California Competitiveness, and a Charter Member of the Minority Business Roundtable. Mr. Lee was the Commissioner of California Postsecondary Education Commission and served on the Board of Governors for California Community Colleges, the founder and Chairman of CIE, AAMA, and Monte Jade Science and Technology Association, as well as being the founder and board member of the Tech Museum of Innovation.

Mr. Lee has received numerous awards for his contributions to high technology and local communities. Amongst them, he received the Asian/Pacific American Heritage Award from President Bush in May, 1992. Others include the Excellence 2000 Award, the Mid-America Chinese Science & Technology Association Outstanding Achievement Award, Asian American High Technology Convention Award, the Chinese Institute of Engineers - U.S.A. Achievement Award, the Harvard Business School Association of Northern California's Business Entrepreneur Award, the Albert Einstein Technology Medal for Entrepreneurship from the Government of Israel, the Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fame Laureate 2000, the AAMA 2006 Leadership Award, and the Lifetime Achievement Award 2008 by the Commonwealth Club of California.

Born in China, Mr. Lee holds an Honorary Doctorate of Engineering and B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from Montana State University and a M.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from North Dakota State University.

Mark Lee is the founder and CEO / President of DeviceVM. DeviceVM is the creator of Splashtop, the leading instant-on browser OS shipping on over 100 million PCs annually from Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, LG, Sony, and others. DeviceVM raised over $36M investment from VCs and corporate investors. Splashtop has been featured on the front page of New York Times and USA Today, and received innovation awards from PC World, CES, Popular Science, Wired Magazine, and others. DeviceVM has over 260 employees in San Jose, Beijing, Hangzhou, Shanghai, and Taipei today.

Prior to DeviceVM, Mark was founder and CEO of OSA Technologies, which was acquired by Avocent in April of 2004 for over $100M USD. Mark continued to serve as the Senior VP and GM of embedded software division until June of 2006. OSA received $20M in funding from Intel, Dell, Hitachi Ventures, Storm Ventures, Quanta Computer, UMC, and executives from OEMs.

Prior to OSA, Mark spent 8 years at Intel Corporation, with experiences in software development, chip design, marketing and corporate venture investing. Prior to joining Intel, Lee consulted for McKinsey & Company, IBM, Microsoft, MIT Sloan School, MIT LCS/AI Lab, and MIT Media Lab.

Mark serves on the Board of Ninetowns Internet Technology (NASDAQ: NINE), a China software company. Mark is in the Executive Club of Hua Yuan Science & Technology Association (HYSTA), and is on the Board of Linux Foundation. Mark also serves on the advisory board of various private companies, and is also limited partners to several Silicon Valley angel funds as well as VC funds.

Mark holds master degrees in electrical engineering and computer science from MIT, a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from MIT, and an executive MBA degree from Arizona State University, sponsored by Intel.

Dr. Quincy Lin co-founded Neo Solar Power Corp. (NSP) in 2005. In three years (2008) NSP's revenue reached US$300M. Dr. Lin also serves as Chairman of Rafael Micro Inc. (RF IC design), Chairman of Fortune Venture Group IC Fund, and board director of two public companies in Taiwan: Power-Tech Inc. (semiconductor assembly), and Chroma ATE Inc. (automatic testing equipment manufacturer).

Before founding NSP, Dr. Lin was Senior Vice President of TSMC responsible for marketing and sales, IC design services, corporate development, etc. During his 15 years of service at TSMC, Dr. Lin developed extensive relationships with semiconductor companies worldwide. He has led his team to demonstrate success both at group and individual levels receiving, among other awards, the Asia's Most Admired Knowledge Enterprise Award, e-Asia Award (by AFACT), Service Excellence Award (by Accenture and Common Wealth Magazine), Ken Sharma Award (by i2), and the e-Business Accomplishment Award (by Ministry of Economic Affairs, Taiwan).

Dr. Lin has been active in professional services. He was Vice Chairman of National Information and Communications Initiative Committee, Founder and Vice Chairman of Global RosettaNet Semiconductor Manufacturing Organization, Executive Board Director of Taiwan Semiconductor Industry Association, and Executive Board Director of HsinChu Science Park Industry Association.

Before joining TSMC, Dr. Lin worked at AT&T Bell Labs in New Jersey, USA. He specialized in commercialization of new technologies where he received AT&T Architecture Award and Distinguished Contributions Awards. Before joining Bell Labs Dr. Lin was Assistant Professor at the Summerfield School of Business of the University of Kansas.

In 2008, Dr. Lin was elected by Global Views Magazine and National Chiao-Tung University as one of the most Influential 50 Alumni of National Chiao-Tung University.

Dr. Lin holds a Doctoral degree in Business Administration from the University of Kentucky, USA; MBA and BS in Electronic Engineering from National Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan. Graduated with highest honor in his MBA class, Quincy was nominated to the distinguished Phi-Tau-Phi Scholastic Honor Society in 1973.

Date of Birth : May 10, 1943 (民國32年5月10日)

• Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, National Taiwan University, 1965.
  國立台灣大學化學系畢業（民國54年）
• Master of Science in Chemistry, Universite' de Sharbrooke, Canada, 1968
  加拿大雪布克大學化學碩士（民國57年）
• Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry, University of Toronto, Canada, 1971
  加拿大多倫多大學化學博士（民國60年）

• 1971-1975 Associate Professor, National Tsing Hua University
  國立清華大學副教授（民國60年）
• 1975-1979 Professor, National Tsing Hua University
  國立清華大學教授（民國64年）
• 1979-1982 Director, Division of Planning and Evaluation, National Science Council
  行政院國家科學委員會企劃考核處處長（民國68年）
• 1982-1984 Dean, College of Science, National Tsing Hua University
  國立清華大學理學院院長（民國71年）
• 1984-1987 Vice Chairman, National Science Council
  行政院國家科學委員會副主任委員（民國73年）
• 1987-1993 President, National Tsing Hua University
  國立清華大學校長（民國76年）
• 1993-1996 Minister, Ministry of Transportation and Communication
  交通部部長（民國82年）
• 1996-1997 Chairman, National Science Council
  行政院國家科學委員會主任委員（民國85年）
• 1997-2000 Vice Premier, the Republic of China
  行政院副院長（民國86年）
• 2000-2008 Chairman, K.T.Li Foundation for the Development of Science and Technology
  台灣玉山科技協會理事長（民國90年5月）
• 2000-2009 Chairman, Taiwan Monte Jade Assiciation
  國立清華大學講座教授（民國89年）
• 2003-2008 President, Soochow University
  行政院院長（民國97年）
• 2008-2009 Premier, the Republic of China
  國家文化總會會長
• 2010- Chairman, National Culture Association
  現職 - 清華大學梅貽琦榮譽講座

David Louie has been a reporter for ABC7 News for 35 years. He has tracked the emergence of Silicon Valley as the high tech capital of the world and the growth of the Bay Area as a key hub of the Pacific Rim economy. He has been on top of the region's biggest stories - from the kidnap of heiress Patricia Hearst to the Loma Prieta earthquake. Along the way, he has received national and local recognition, including three Emmy Awards.

Louie joined ABC7 in 1972 after graduation from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, becoming the station's first and the Bay Area's senior Asian American reporter. He has been the East Bay and Peninsula bureau chief, business and technology editor, and financial news anchor, reporting live from the floor of the Pacific Stock Exchange.

In 1996, Louie was presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA). He was AAJA national president for two years

In 1994, Louie was the first minority elected Chairman of the Board of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, which bestows TV's coveted Emmy Award. In that capacity, he launched the Academy's Web site, expanded a national program on media literacy for secondary school students, and created a $20,000 annual scholarship program. He's also appeared on the Daytime Emmy Awards

Other honors include national awards from the Organization of Chinese Americans and the National Asian Peace Officers Association. He is a charter member of the Hall of Achievement at Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism and a member of the Alumni Hall of Fame at Lakewood (Ohio) High School. He received the Meritorious Conduct Award from San Francisco Police for assistance in capturing a bank robber on the spot

Before joining ABC7, Louie worked at television stations in Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago

He serves on the board of directors of the Radio and Television News Directors Association (RTNDA) in Washington, D.C. and is a trustee of its foundation. In 1999, RTNDA awarded him the Rob Downey Citation for exceptional service. He was the very first RTNDA scholarship recipient in 1970. He is also a member of the Medill School of Journalism's Board of Visitors. Louie has also served on the boards of several Bay Area community organizations

Louie covers the technology and business beat in the Bay Area.

As Vice President and Chief Strategist at Software AG, Miko Matsumura is responsible for the technology strategy. He holds 12 years of experience in Enterprise Software and Middleware technologies.

Prior to his current role, Matsumura served as vice president of SOA product marketing at webMethods and vice president of worldwide marketing at Infravio. He emerged as an industry thought leader while at The Middleware Company, where he was a co-creator responsible for building the partner program for SOA Blueprints, the first complete vendor-neutral specification of a SOA. This program formed the basis of the SOA Adoption Blueprints Technical Committee at OASIS, an international standards organization.

Matsumura is the founder and organizer of the SOA Link Interoperability Initiative. He is also the author of "SOA Adoption for Dummies," published by John Wiley and Sons. Prior to his work in the SOA space, he was Chief Java Evangelist at Sun Microsystems, focused on ISV relations and technology platform marketing.

He has worked extensively with software startup companies, raising more than $12 million in capital for Java startups. Matsumura holds an MBA from San Francisco State University and a master's degree in neuroscience from Yale University.

Matsumura blogs at www.SOACenter.com. He was named at Cloud Expo 2009 West as one of the World's 30 Most Influential Virtualization Bloggers.

Software AG is the world's largest independent provider of Business Infrastructure Software. The company's 4,000 global enterprise customers achieve business results faster by modernizing, integrating and automating their IT systems and processes. With almost 40 years of global IT experience, Software AG has over 3,600 employees serving customers in 70 countries.

Dr. William F. Miller has spent about half of his professional life in business and about half in academia.

Dr.Miller was the last faculty member recruited to Stanford University by the legendary Frederick Terman who was then Vice President and Provost of Stanford .Miller, himself, later became Vice President and Provost of Stanford (1971-1979). He conducted research and directed many graduate students in Computer Science. Prior to Stanford he was Director of the Applied Mathematics Division at the Argonne National Laboratory.There he was actively engaged in developing computational science.

In 1968 Dr. Miller also played a role in the founding of the first Mayfield Fund(venture capital) as a special limited partner and advisor to the general partners. He became the Herbert Hoover Professor of Public and Private Management in the Stanford Graduate School of Business in 1979.

As President and CEO of SRI International (1979-1990) Miller opened SRI to the Pacific Region,he established the spin-out and commercialization program at SRI and established the David Sarnoff Research Center(now the Sarnoff Corporation) as a for-profit subsidiary of SRI.He became the Chairman and CEO.

In 1982 Miller was appointed to the National Science Board .He has served on the board of directors of several major companies such as Signetics, Firemans Fund Insurance, Wells Fargo Bank, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Varian Associates, WhoWhere? Inc. (Chairman), and Borland Software Corp. (Chairman).

He co-founded SmartValley,Inc. and helped create CommerceNet and serves on the board of directors.Dr. Miller was a founding director of the Center for Excellence in Non-profits.He currently is a Founder and Chairman of Nanostellar,Inc., Founder/Chairman of Lumiette, Inc., and a Managing Partener in Actium Ventures.

Dr. Miller is a Life Member of the National Academy of Engineering, Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Science, Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Life Fellow of IEEE, Okawa Prize 2000 (Japan), DongBaeg Medal from Republic of Korea 2000,and Member of the Silicon Valley Engineering Hall of Fame 2001, David Packard Civic Entrepreneur Award 2008,New Silk Road Award from the California Business Council 2008, Konkuk University, Seoul Korea, established the William F. Miller School of Management of Technology, March 3, 2009.Miller becomes Honorary Dean.

Miller received the BS (1949), MS (1951), PhD (1956) and Honorary DSc (1972) from Purdue University.

Dr. Miller works with cheetahs in the wild in Namibia at the Cheetah Conservation Fund Namibia,and is on the Board of Advisors of the Wildlife Conservation Network.

Wallace has extensive experience in the electronics supply chain, semiconductor, software and wireless telecom arenas through leadership roles in corporate strategic development and global business development. At Motorola, he leads the strategy, M&A and consumer insights organizations for the Mobile Devices Business.

Wallace previously worked at Qualcomm, Inc. in a variety of capacities, including leading global teams in market and business development for 3G chipset and managing the team responsible for competitive strategy, strategic planning and M&A. He also served as a consultant at McKinsey and Company. Early on in his career, Wallace worked at Intel Corporation as senior engineering staff performing various key roles in product development and manufacturing ramp-up.

Wallace holds an MBA from Harvard Business School along with an MSEE from the University of Michigan and a BSEE from Boston University.

Dr. Rutter is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Synergenics LLC, which provides strategic science and business advice to concept-stage biotechnology startup companies. Dr. Rutter also serves as Chairman Emeritus of Chiron, the company he co-founded in 1981. As Chairman of the Board and the executive committee from Chiron's inception until 1999, Dr. Rutter was involved directly in management of virtually all activities of the company, especially in operations. He had direct responsibilities of Research and Development, Vaccines, Diagnostics, Strategic Planning, Business Development and Legal; he negotiated all major deals. Dr. Rutter also serves on the board of trustees of the Carnegie Institution of Washington. A member of the National Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, he has published more than 380 scientific articles and holds more than 20 patents and patent applications. Dr. Rutter served as director of the Hormone Research Institute at the University of California, San Francisco, (UCSF) from 1983 to 1989 and chairman of the university's department of biochemistry and biophysics from 1979 to 1982. During his tenure at UCSF, Dr. Rutter and his lab made key contributions to the emerging discipline of biotechnology, including work on the development of recombinant DNA technology and genetic engineering.

Dr. Chintay Shih received his Ph.D. in EE from Princeton University, M.S. in management from Stanford University, and his B.S. in EE from National Taiwan University. He joined ITRI in 1976, and became part of the original 40 person team that transferred the CMOS process from RCA New Jersey to Taiwan. He spent 28 years at ITRI. He ran the Electronics Research Service Organization (ERSO) from 1984-89, the Executive Vice President of ITRI from 1989-94, and served as president from 1994-2003.

While at ITRI, Dr. Shih played key roles in the spin-off United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC), Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), Vanguard Semiconductor (VIS), and Taiwan Mask Company (TMC). As President of ITRI (1994-2003), Dr. Shih established the open laboratory program to strengthen the collaboration ties between the Industry and ITRI. He also initiated the Advanced Research Program to excel ITRI as a world class research institute.

In 2004, Dr Shih joined National Tsing Hua University as the Dean of the College of Technology Management. He set up the first Institute of Service Science in Taiwan (2007)

Dr. Shih is a Fellow of IEEE. He has served as chairman of the Taiwan Semiconductor Association (1996-2000), Chairman of the Asia Pacific Intellectual Property Association (1997-2009), President of the Chinese Institute of Engineers (1998-2000), Chairman of the Chinese Society for Management of Technology (1995-2000), Chairman of the Chinese Institute of Electrical Engineering (1993-1995), and Managing director of the Taiwan Electrical and Electronics Manufactures' Association (1995-2000), and Chairman of Taiwan Monte jade Science & technology Association (2005-2009). Dr. Shih also served as a Technology Advisor to the Executive Yuan of the government of Taiwan and member of Economics advisory committee to the Vice President of Taiwan.

Dr. Shih is currently the Dean of the College of Technology Management, National Tsinghua University and he also serves as the Chairman of Institute for Information Industry (III).

Willy Shih is a Professor of Management Practice, having joined Technology and Operations Management in January 2007. He teaches Technology and Operations Management in the first year required curriculum, as well as Building and Sustaining a Successful Enterprise in the second year elective curriculum. He also teaches in the Executive Education program.

Prior to joining the Harvard Business School, Willy spent 18 years in the computer industry, 14 at IBM, mostly in product development. He subsequently managed Digital Equipment Corporation's Alpha microprocessor-based engineering workstation business, and its Windows NT and UNIX marketing operations. This was followed by a stint at Silicon Graphics Computer Systems, where he led marketing for the Advanced Systems Division and its high-performance computing systems and advanced graphics systems.

From the computer industry, Willy moved into consumer electronics. From 1997 until early 2005, Willy was president of the Consumer Digital unit at Eastman Kodak where he oversaw the establishment and growth of the consumer digital camera and associated consumables and service businesses to the first $1 billion in revenue. Most recently, he was an Executive Vice-President at Thomson, based in Paris, France, where he was co-head of the Technology Group. He oversaw Corporate Research, Intellectual Property & Licensing, and two smaller businesses.

Willy is an experienced practitioner in the field of intellectual property, having structured numerous IP licensing programs, with work in license negotiations and litigation. Willy has S.B. degrees in both Chemistry and Life Sciences from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley. He serves on the board of directors of Atheros Communications, Inc., Santa Clara, CA, and Singapore registered Flextronics International.

Dr. Henry Tirri is Senior Vice President and Head of Nokia Research Center (NRC). Nokia Research Center drives breakthroughs that reach far into the future, enabling new business opportunities for Nokia. As Head of Nokia Research Center, Henry is responsible for labs worldwide that pursue disruptive innovation. NRC works closely with all Nokia operating units and promotes open innovation, working on research projects in collaboration with leading universities and research institutes around the world.

Henry joined Nokia in 2004 as a Research Fellow in the Software and Applications Laboratory. Henry holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Helsinki, Finland. In addition to his Nokia role, he is also an Adjunct Professor of Computer Science at the University of Helsinki and an Adjunct Professor of Computational Engineering at the Helsinki University of Technology. He has extensive experience in running research activities in the fields of intelligent systems and networking and his personal research interests span artificial intelligence, information theory, search technologies and wireless sensor networks.

Before joining Nokia, Henry was a Professor of Computer Science and Head of the Graduate School and the Intelligent Systems Laboratory at the University of Helsinki, leading a large, world-class research group in probabilistic modeling. Previous positions include working as a Research Scientist at Microelectronics and ComputerTechnology Corporation (MCC), MTS at AT&T Bell Laboratories, Visiting Scientist at NASA AMES where he contributed to the Mars Rover technology for the 2003 mission.

In the academic world, Henry has been a Visiting Professor at Stanford University and the University of California at Berkeley. He was also Vice President of Scientific Operations and Co-Founder of Ekahau. He is the author and co-author of more than 175 academic papers in various fields of computer science, social sciences and statistics and holds five patents.

Mark Trang is Senior Director of Global Partner Marketing and AppExchange at salesforce.com. He oversees salesforce.com's worldwide alliances programs and is responsible for helping entrepreneurs, ISVs, and systems integrators build successful businesses in the cloud using salesforce.com technologies and going-to-market as a salesforce.com partner. This work includes launching the Force.com cloud platform in 2007, building the initial ecosystem of over 500 commercial partners developing on Force.com, and marketing the AppExchange to salesforce.com's 70,000+ customers.

Prior to joining salesforce.com, Mark co-founded CogentWare, a SaaS startup, serving as VP of Product Management. Previously, he was a founding employee and led product marketing at SupplyAccess, a venture-backed supply chain software company. He began his career at Deloitte Consulting where he implemented enterprise software technologies at Fortune 500 companies. Mark graduated as a Regents Scholar with a B.A. in political science from UCLA and a M.B.A. from the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Mark is an accomplished speaker, having recently presented at some of the industry's most popular business and technology conferences including Web 2.0 Expo, TieCon, SIIA On-Demand, Cloud Connect, SaaS Economics, and Dreamforce.

Stanley Wang is the Founder, President and CEO of Pantronix Corporation, a high technology company in Silicon Valley. Established in 1974 the company serves the medical, aerospace, semiconductor, defense, energy and telecommunication industries.

Stanley has a BS Degree from National Taiwan University, an MBA degree from Temple University and an Honorary PhD from the California State University.

Since 1989, Stanley has founded two factories in the Philippines and another in KunShan, China specializing in volume technology services for the medical, computer, fiber optic, photonic and telecommunication fields.

Stanley has been involved in the founding and management of numerous organizations including Monte Jade Science and Technology Association, CIE, CASPA and AAMA. Monte Jade supports the exchange of technology, information and investment between Asia and the US. Stanley is also a member of the prestigious Committee of 100 whose membership roster includes Yo Yo Ma and I.M. Pei.

Education is a top priority for Stanley. In 1994 he was appointed by the Governor of California, Pete Wilson, to serve for 8 years on the Board of Trustees California State University. During his tenure Stanley established the Wang Family Award of Excellence, recognizing outstanding performance of educators and administrators at CSU. He has also created a fund forging academic links for student and faculty overseas study between CSU and universities in Taiwan and China. In 2008 Stanley established The Wang Family Professorship in the College of Business & Economics at CSU East Bay. And he created a program for Government Officials from China to attend CSU for courses in Public Adminstration. Temple University, Fox School of Business is home to the Stanley Wang MBA Business Center named in his honor in 2009.

In 2008 Stanley supported the creation of The Asia Business Center Leadership Scholars Program, an executive training program at UC Berkeley for academic, business and government leaders from Asia. Stanley is also involved in business/economics programs at Stanford Center for International Development.

His philanthropic involvement includes financing the building of schools and scholarships in rural areas of China, the creation of a Buddhist temple in San Jose, CA, formation of a Scholarship fund through Palpung Lungtok Choeling for financially challenged students entering university as well as numerous donations for homeless and charity programs.

Stanley and his wife Franny, have two daughters, Nina and Melissa and are the proud grandparents of granddaughter, Kaely.

Eric Wesoff is a Senior Analyst at Greentech Media and Author of the Greentech Innovations Report. Prior to joining Greentech Media, Eric Wesoff founded Sage Marketing Partners in 2000 to provide sales and marketing-consulting services to venture-capital firms and their portfolio companies in the alternative energy and telecommunications sectors. Eric Wesoff has become a well-known, respected authority and speaker in these fields. He also was the publisher of the Venture Power newsletter, a subscription-only newsletter covering venture-capital investment in renewable energy. Eric Wesoff's expertise covers solar power, fuel cells, biofuels and advanced batteries. His strengths are in market research and analysis, business development and due diligence for investors. He frequently consults for energy startups and Silicon Valley's premier venture capitalists. From 1988 to 1996, Eric Wesoff served as product marketing manager for Siemens Optoelectronics, where he oversaw complex product lines and managed relationships with global customers. He then became the U.S. marketing and sales manger for Akzo Nobel Photonics, which was acquired by JDS Uniphase. Eric Wesoff later served as the sales director for Dicon Fiber Optics, where he was responsible for selling millions of dollars of fiber-optic telecom-equipment. He has consulted for Merck, JDSU, Coherent, IBM and scores of other firms, governments and organizations.

Christof Wittig is CEO and President at Servo Software, Inc., where he leads all aspects of the company's business strategy and execution. He brings more than 15 years of experience in starting and running software companies to Servo Software. Prior to Servo, Christof was founder and CEO at db4objects, Inc., which was renamed into Servo Software, after selling its db4o business to Versant Corp. in December 2008. Since fall 2004, db4objects developed, commercially licensed and supported db4o, the leading open source object database. Prior to db4objects, Christof was founder and CEO at Apsis Software AG in Munich, Germany, a position he held from the founding of Apsis through its sale to Nemetschek AG in 1999 and its merger with conject AG in 2002. Christof is a frequent speaker on open source business models as well as more recently on the mobile Internet. He is a leading author of the Stanford research on MySQL's business model and a co-author of a recent research on Google's Android platform. Christof holds a Master of Science in Management from Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, where he was a Sloan Fellow in the Class of 2004. He also holds a Master of Engineering from Technical University Munich.

David Wu has represented Oregon's 1st Congressional District since 1999. Focused on ensuring our long-term economic success, he has fought to strengthen our nation's schools, support innovative businesses, and improve our ability to turn cutting-edge research into new products, services, and jobs.

Wu advocates for Oregon students through his role on the House Education and Labor Committee, where he has helped make historic investments in federal student aid and is working to secure funds for K-12 schools to reduce class sizes and make much-needed repairs and renovations. As a member of the Higher Education, Lifelong Learning, and Competitiveness Subcommittee, he supports worker training for jobs in growing fields like clean energy and health care technology. On the Health, Employment, Labor and Pensions Subcommittee, he has helped craft health care reform legislation to make quality care accessible for all Americans. He has worked to improve job training programs and helped schools secure modern technology as a chair of the Congressional Community College Caucus.

Wu knows that innovation is the key to sustained economic growth, a healthy small business community, and the development of new green technologies to protect our environment. To grow Oregon's innovation economy, Wu uses his role as chair of the Science Committee's Subcommittee on Technology and Innovation to encourage new business investment and high-tech research. Because economic growth is based on turning new technology into commercial products and services, he is committed to overseeing strong tech transfer programs. As a member of the New Democrat Coalition, a group of moderate Democrats in the House, Wu helps craft smart policies to create stable, well-paying jobs and ensure our competitiveness for years to come.

The first Chinese American to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives, Wu is a constant supporter of efforts to protect and secure human rights and civil liberties at home and abroad. He is the former chairman and current Education Taskforce chair of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, as well as a member of the Congressional-Executive Commission on China.

Wu has lived the American dream. In October of 1961, at six years of age, he moved with his family to the United States after President John F. Kennedy signed an executive order updating unfair immigration quotas. He was educated in public schools, earned a Bachelor of Science from Stanford University in 1977, attended Harvard Medical School, and received a law degree from Yale University in 1982.

Early in his legal career, Wu clerked for a federal judge in Portland. He joined the Miller Nash law firm in 1984, and in 1988, co-founded the law firm Cohen & Wu. For a decade, the Cohen & Wu firm served the high-technology industry and numerous small businesses across northwest Oregon. Wu counts his work helping build new businesses that have thrived and provided well-paying jobs for Oregonians as among his proudest accomplishments during this time. His fifteen years of experience in the Portland business and high-technology communities make him uniquely qualified to represent the "Silicon Forest" district in Congress.

Ed Yang retired in 2005 after over 25 years of services with Hewlett-Packard Company in Silicon Valley. Since then, Ed has served as advisor to a number of IT organizations, as well as independent board member for several public (Lite-On 光寶, Pericom and SST) and private companies. Additionally Ed is currently a partner of iD Ventures America LLC 智融美洲.

Ed has been working for Hewlett-Packard since 1980 in various positions.

• Vice President/Chief Technology Officer, Personal Systems Group
• Vice President/Chief Technology Office, Computing Systems Organization
• Co-leader for Enterprise Systems Group of the HP/Compaq merger integration
• General Manager, Singapore Networks Operation, Telecommunication Systems Business Unit
• R&D lab manager positions in various HP's businesses such as networking, computing systems and distributed computing.
• Through the years, Ed was instrumental in facilitating the development of HP China strategies, the establishment of relationship with OEM/ODM partners in Taiwan, as well as the set up of manufacturing, product development centers, software and service centers of HP in China and Taiwan.

Ed is also very active in serving the communities. He serves on the Engineering Industry Advisory Board of the College of Engineering of San Jose State University. He served on the Board of Director of the San Jose Tech Museum. Ed also served as Chairman of several leading Chinese American associations in the United States and around the world such as Monte Jade Science & Technology (Global and Silicon Valley), Chinese Institute of Engineering (San Francisco Bay Area Chapter) and Chinese Software Professional Association.

Terry Yen serves as vice president of marketing for Qualcomm CDMA Technologies (QCT), where he is responsible for overseeing the division's global marketing, public relations, and partner programs. Yen has been instrumental in building Qualcomm's Snapdragon chipset brand and leading the company's entry into adjacent markets.

Prior to his current role, Yen served as director of business development for QCT where he managed relationships with wireless operators in Asia. He was responsible for introducing the division's product portfolio to key partners in the region and helping build and maintain strong business relationships.

Yen has also held positions as a management consultant with Pittiglio Rabin Todd & McGrath, and as a project engineer with AlliedSignal Aerospace. He holds bachelor of science and masters of science degrees in mechanical engineering from Stanford University and an MBA from Cornell University.

Dr. Yu is Chairman of OneAngstrom LLC, and has been active in investing and mentoring high technology companies as member of the boards and advisory councils. Albert has been active in mentoring aspiring young executives. Albert is also Chairman of the Kelvin Foundation and a Consulting Professor at Stanford University and has been supporting leading edge research in bioengineering, medical and energy fields.

Dr. Yu retired from Intel Corporation in late ' 02, after almost thirty years with the company. He had been Senior Vice President, member of the Corporate Management Committee and General Manager of the heart of Intel's business: microprocessors, chipsets and software for over sixteen years. Under his leadership, Intel's microprocessors have become the brains for almost for all the computing and internet devices which propelled Intel to be the largest semiconductor company in the world. He also started Intel's research laboratories around the world.

Prior to Intel, he was with Fairchild R&D Lab, where he conducted research and development of solid-state devices and circuits. Albert received his bachelor's degree from California Institute of Technology and his master's and doctorate degrees from Stanford University, all in electrical engineering. He received the "Distinguished Life Time Achievement Award" from CIE-USA in Feb ' 06, among many other awards for his outstanding leadership of Intel's microprocessor business. Yu has published over 30 technical papers and two books: "Insider's View of Intel" (1995) and "Creating the Digital Future" (1998).