Opening Remark from Organizer
Mr. Alex Chen, Managing Director, Zero2ipo Co., Ltd （Confirmed）
Guest Address
Mr. Zhang Jing'an ,Secretary-general, The Ministry of Science and Technology （Confirmed）
Mr. Alain Vandenbore, Chairman, Singapore Venture Capital & Private Equity Association（Confirmed）

Session 1: Where China Venture Capital is Heading Next: Review and Outlook
The year of 2004 has passed. How is the performance of China VC industry ? What are the striking events of this market? What are the key concerns of venture capitalists? The year of 2005 is coming. Whether China VC market is getting to blossom in the coming year? Projects of which sector, and of what stage will catch eyeballs of venture capitalists? Telecommunication, media or biotech, early staged or later staged? Reviewing the past year and predicting the coming year, active VCs will share their opinions about this promising market with all the audience.
Chair: Mr. Wayne Tsou, Managing Director,The Carlyle Group （Confirmed）

Keynote Address
Mr. Wayne Tsou, Managing Director The Carlyle Group （Confirmed）
Mr. York Chen, President and Managing Partner， Acer Technology Ventures Asia Pacific Ltd （Confirmed）
Mr. Fan Zhang, Director, Draper Fisher Jurvetson ePlanet Partners （Confirmed）
Mr. Joe Zhou, Partner, SoftBank Asia Infrastructure Fund

Panel Discussion
Mr. York Chen, President and Managing Partner, Acer Technology Ventures Asia Pacific Ltd （Confirmed）
Mr. Fan Zhang, Director, Draper Fisher Jurvetson ePlanet Partners（Confirmed）
Ms. Ruby Lu Principal Doll Capital Management （Confirmed）
Mr. Vincent C.H. Chan, Regional Investment Director, Head of North Asia, JAFCO Investment (Hong Kong) Ltd. （Confirmed）
Mr. Joe Zhou, Partner, SoftBank Asia Infrastructure Fund（Confirmed）

Session 2: Venture Capital - Is there a ‘Chinese Model'?
With the great success of venture capital investment in east coast of the US, the ‘silicon valley model' has already been followed by VCs all over the world for its capability in nurturing hi-tech industry. However, whether there is any possibility of the existence of a ‘Chinese Model' due to the uniqueness of the institutional arrangements? In fact, venture capital in China has been becoming a strong power in China's economy, especially thanks to the internationalization of local VC firms, as well as the localization of international VC firms. Consequently, the questions raised here are: what are the major differences of this market from the developed one? What are the essentials for the success in Chinese market? Is there an unique model for China Venture Investment? Great attention is being poured on the ‘China's VC model' in this session.
Chair: Mr. Wang Shouren, General-Secretary, Shenzhen Venture Capital Association （Confirmed）

 11:00-11:30 

Keynote Address
Mr. Feng Tao, Managing Partner, NewMargin Ventures（Confirmed）
Mr. Chen Wei, President, Shenzhen Capital Group Co. Ltd.（Confirmed）
Mr. Guo Luwei, Managing Director, Shandong High Technology Investment Co., Ltd. （Confirmed）

 14:00-16:00

Early-stage Investment

 14:00-14:30

Keynote Address
Mr. Duane Kuang, Director,Strategic Investments, Intel Capital China（Confirmed）
Mr. James Chew, Group Chairman & CEO, Fortune VentureInvestment Group（Confirmed）
Mr. Steven Kwok, Partner, Orchid Asia Group Management Co., Ltd. （Confirmed）

Ventures Financing RoadShow

 16:10-17:00

Keynote Address
Mr. Jing Huang, Managing Director China, SoftBank Asia Infrastructure Fund（Confirmed）
Mr. Jamie Paton, Managing Director, Hong Kong, Head of North Asia, 3i Asia Pacifi Plc（Confirmed）
Mr. David D. Chow, General Partner, Pacific Venture Partners（Confirmed）
Mr. Charles Yen, Regional Managing Partner, Northern China, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, Leader of China TMT Industry Group （Confirmed）

Session 4: Venturing in China: Venture-Backed Nobles and Their Stories
The 2003 Forbes-China's Richest has witnessed the success of those digital heroes like William Ding, Charles Zhang etc., where William Ding topped with a personal wealth as much as 7.6 billion. In 2004, more than 30 new venture-backed elites entered into another similar ranking list. These new nobles have accumulated their fortunes rapidly with more than 200 million in average since 1995 with the supports of venture capital investment. When public eyes focused on the list, what the mass saw were the myth of heroes. However, for China's venture capital industry, the entrepreneurs are the ones who witnessed and, are still witnessing the growth and the issues of the market.
Chair:Mr. Hugo Shong, Senior VP, IDG and Vice Chairman, IDG VC（Confirmed）

Session 5 Rising Stars: Emerging Entrepreneurs' Dialogue & 2004 Venture Competition
According to the <Global Venturing Report 2003: China>released by The Entrepreneurship Research Center of Tsinghua University and Tsinghua Entrepreneurship park in Jul 2004, the index of venturing in China is 11.6%, which means there are 11.6 people involved with venturing per every 100 people aged from 18-64. With the enthusiasm of venturing, we of course expect a huge amount of entrepreneurs emerged in the market. Let us listen to their voices, let us experience the passions from their hearts in the final defense of 2004 Venture Competition.
Chair: Mr. Chao Y. Wang, Chairman & CEO, ChinaEquity Investment Co., （Confirmed）

10:40-11:30

Defense of Venture Competition

Session 6 Investing in China: Let's talk about the Real Return
China's venture capital industry has finished the first funding cycle since 1998. The return rate is probably the most objective measure of the gains and losses of the industry. So, what is the real return rate of China VC firms? How about the performance of foreign VC firms, the new-established funds and the local VC firms respectively? Whether the return of VC industry in China is higher than that in other regions in the world? Sharing the information about their real return rate and the inside stories with you, the leading venture capitalists will show you a real picture of China's venture capital industry.
Chair:Mr. Roman Shaw, President & CEO, DragonTech Ventures Group （Confirmed）

Session 7: China's venture capital market in LP's eyes
With the improvement of venture environment in China, foreign VC companies are entering China in a big way. The fund suppliers, LPs, are also gradually paying attention to VC funds focusing on China market. They are not only of those traditional fund of funds, but also of high-tech MNCs, who are acting as LPs to indirectly participate in China opportunity. Of the active foreign VCs operating in China, there are some 20s are in the process of fund raising now. But, what's the real picture of local VC market in the eyes of overseas LPs? Whether they consider current time as the best time for entering China's market? What kind of criteria LPs are applying when they are screening funds for investment? What kind of GPs are their favorites and how they make their decisions? The views from LPs will inspire GPs in a remarkable way.
Chair:
Mr.York Chen, President and Managing Partner, Acer Technology Ventures Asia Pacific Ltd（Confirmed）
Keynotes Address
Ms.Patricia M. Dinneen, Managing Director, Siguler Guff & Company, LLC
Panel Discussion
Ms. Patricia M. Dinneen, Managing Director, Siguler Guff & Company, LLC（Confirmed）
Mr.James Miller, Managing Director, Somerset Capital Limited（Confirmed）
Mr.Benjamin Jen, the Chief Investment Officer, Quanta Computer（Confirmed）
Mr.Douglas A.Coulter, Senior Investment Manager, IFC（Confirmed）
Mr.Adam Li, Venture Development Executive, IBM（Confirmed）