To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the AAMA has organized an unprecedented evening gala that will bring together the most prominent business leaders in the Asian American community who have helped shape Silicon Valley over the last 25 years, including many of its past Presidents and Chairmen. The event will feature prominent speakers, live entertainment, and will honor the technology pioneers who have helped to create the oldest networking organization in the Valley. Says founding AAMA President Sandy Chau, “My colleagues and I founded AAMA in 1979 to focus on manufacturing, but over the last two decades, we have seen Asian Americans succeed in many other areas such as technology, entrepreneurship and venture capital. AAMA continues to be a leading organization connecting Asian American leaders and the younger generation.”

As digital media has become one of the most exciting new industries that impacts many aspects of technology and everyday life, Dr. Jensen Huang, president and CEO of Nvidia will share his vision for the future as part of the evening program on “The Digital Media Lifestyle: Challenges and Opportunities”.

The gala promises to be a highly entertaining and an enjoyable evening for connecting with friends and colleagues and celebrating the vision for the pacific century.

• Reconnect with old friends and colleagues, reflect on the past and envision the future
• Help recognize important fellow contributors to AAMA and Silicon Valley
• Invite friends and family to enjoy, celebrate and participate in the anniversary festivities
• When & Where: October 7, 2004 - Crown Plaza Cabana, Palo Alto: 5:00 - 7:00 pm Cocktail Reception, 7:00 - 9:00 pm Dinner
• Speakers and Presenters Include:
  • Sandy Chau - founder of AAMA, founder, Trident USA
  • Dr. Jensen Huang, CEO of nVidia
  • Ta-Lin Hsu, Founder, H&Q Asia
• Live Entertainment:
  • Taiko Group
  • Chinese Peacock Dance
• Price: $100/person, Table for your friends and family: $1000/table
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