AAMA Connect 2005: The China Playbook Executive Insights and Strategy for the Technology Economy October 4 – 5, 2005 • Santa Clara Marriott 2700 Mission College Boulevard, Santa Clara, California

This year, AAMA Connect 2005 offers a truly unique forum for business leaders, entrepreneurs, and investors to discuss key developments in China and U.S. technology markets. Targeted to 400-500 industry-leading executives, this conference is a mix of keynote speeches, panel sessions, and workshops diving deep into the best practices of operating in China.

Confirmed speakers include:
Michael Moritz - Partner, Sequoia Capital
Yichen Zhang - Chief Executive Officer, CITIC Capital Markets Holding, Ltd.
Robert Grady - Managing Director, The Carlyle Group
Weihua Zhang - President, China Telecom
Bo Shao - Chairman, eBay Eachnet
Daniel Chan - Head of Tax, DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary
John Morgridge - Chairman, Cisco Systems
Fang Fang - Managing Director, China, JP Morgan

Recently added speakers include:
Eric Xu - Executive Vice President, Chief Strategy Officer & Co-Founder, Baidu
Daniel Lee - Chief Technology Officer, Yahoo! Asia
David A. M. Wallerstein - Senior Executive Vice President, International Business, Tencent

Join us to discuss with over 60 executive speakers on their strategies and plans for China. Hear from leading companies such as: Baidu, Yahoo!, Google, eBay, Alibaba, Sun Microsystems, Sequoia Capital, China Telecom US, and the most innovative companies in the semiconductor and consumer space.

Register now and take advantage of our Early Bird Discounts - Only $149 for members and $299 for non-members which include the Full Conference and the Gala dinner.

Panels include: The China Telecom Market: Best Practices; China IPOs: Getting and Staying Public; Channels & Customers; Cross-Border M&A; Venture Investing in China; IC Design and Backend in China; Outsourcing in China vs. India; Building Internet Market Share in China; Building a Retail Chain and Penetrating the China Consumer Market; How China Business Models are Distinct from the U.S.; Can China’s Companies Develop an International Brand.

Major sponsors include: