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The Governor’s Conference on Small Business & Entrepreneurship KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Louis Rossetto CEO and Creative Director of TCHO Ventures TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION PROUDLY PRESENTS "The Crossroads of Politics, The Technology Revolution and Global Uncertainties…Who Will Lead The Country Through the Next Generation of Innovative Competitiveness…Are We Prepared… ” THE PRESIDENTS CLUB FALL 2008 FORUM An Explosive, Intimate and Interactive CEO Roundtable Forum with "Futurist" Industry Leaders of Today from Aerospace, Entertainment, High-Tech, Life Sciences, International, and Political Arenas Sharing in Conversations--How the Ever Expanding Global Growth of Scientific and Technological Innovations Impact Today’s Economic and Societal Development for Southern California and Beyond. . . Conversations will Explore New Innovations, Societal Issues and Business Solutions for a Better Tomorrow . . . TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2008 11:30 A.M. – 2:00 P.M. 11:30 a.m. Registration and Networking Noon • Lunch and Talks Begin Promptly The Omni Los Angeles Hotel • 251 S. Olive Street • Downtown Los Angeles FORUM TOPICS: War on Terror-The Making of The 21st Century Military Building the Homeland Security Infrastructure for the Next Decade Changing of the Guards-The New Political Frontier Environmental Changes • The Next Generation of Technological Innovation What Industry Sector is Driving the Direction of R&D Investments Human Capital vs. Technology Who will Shape the Future of America… FEATURED VISIONARY SPEAKERS: Dr. Allen Adler, Director, Strategic Projects Analysis Phantom Works, The Boeing Company Matthew R. Bettenhausen, Director of the California Office of Homeland Security Homeland Security Advisor to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger Lisa Kalustian, Chief Deputy Director Los Angeles Office, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger Alex Suh, Founder & Managing Director, California Technology Ventures, LLC Lt. General Eugene “Gene” Tattini, Deputy Director, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Dr. Bill Tomlinson, Professor, Informatics, University of California, Irvine, Cal Institute for Telecommunications & Information Technology Lt. Commander Arthur Wills, United States Navy, Executive Officer, SEAL Team TWO MASTER OF CEREMONIES Billy Robbins, Attorney At Law--Connolly Bove Lodge & Hutz LLP, handles all phases of Intellectual Property Law with particular emphasis on China Mr. Robbins is frequently quoted in print and broadcast media outlets on current issues dealing with Intellectual Property Rights and Business Privacy and Protection. Mr. Robbins is an active member of the Los Angeles Area Chamber and is co-chair of the Subcommittee on International Relations. The United States House of Representatives recognized Mr. Robbins for his leadership role with the Association INSIGHTS FROM SACRAMENTO Lisa Kalustian is Chief Deputy Director for the Los Angeles Office of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, which serves as the primary link between state government and communities spanning from Santa Barbara to Orange County. JET PROPULSION LABORTORY’S NEXT GENERATION of SPACE EXPLORATIONS…. Exploring New Discoveries Beyond The Universe…. Lt. General Eugene “Gene” Tattini, is Deputy Director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, (JPL). Prior to JPL, General Tattini was Commander, Space and Missile Systems Center, Los Angeles Air Force Base, and was responsible for managing research, development, and acquisition of space launch, command and control, and satellite systems. During General Tattini’s five years at JPL, the laboratory has landed two Mars rovers, placed Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter into orbit, put Cassini into orbit around Saturn, landed Huygens on Saturn's moon Titan, hit a comet and returned samples from another comet, studied the Universe in infrared and ultraviolet, and launched several instruments to monitor the environment of our own planet. SPECIAL MILITARY REPORT • UNITED STATES NAVY SEAL TEAM “The SEALS, The Warriors--The Frontline of the United States Military….” Lieutenant Commander Arthur Wills of The United States Navy is Executive Officer for SEAL Team TWO. Lt. Commander Wills will share an inside perspective of The United States Navy SEAL Teams and the work they are doing on our behalf to preserve the Democracy and Freedom of our Nation MEET THE VISIONARY SPEAKERS Matthew R. Bettenhausen, appointed in March 2005, serves as Homeland Security Advisor to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and Director of the California Office of Homeland Security. As Director, Bettenhausen serves on Governor Schwarzenegger’s Cabinet and is responsible for implementation of the State's strategy to prevent terrorism, and investment of federal and state homeland security funds to protect against and prepare for catastrophic emergencies. Director Bettenhausen also serves as elected Chairman of the National Governors Association’s Homeland Security Advisors Council and is a board member of the Western Institute for Food Safety and Security. He currently is a member of the George Washington University Homeland Security Policy Institute’s Task Force. Dr. Allen Adler is Director of Strategic Projects and Analysis for Phantom Works for The Boeing Company. Before joining Boeing, Dr. Adler served at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) as Director of the Tactical Technology Office (TTO), which sponsored such pioneering projects as Systems of Systems and Unmanned vehicles. The TTO program leads the initial phases of the Future Combat Systems and Unmanned Combat Air Vehicles. Prior to DARPA, Dr. Adler led the Advance Technology group at Hughes Aircraft Company. Alex Suh is a Founding Managing Director of the California Technology Ventures, LLC, a Southern California venture capital firm that focuses its investments in the fields of Life Sciences and Information Technology. Mr. Suh is also a Founding Managing Director with J.J. Jacobs Enterprises, LLC and Jacobs Capital Group, LLC, both Pasadena-based venture capital and fund-of-fund firms, which has invested in other venture capital funds globally that offer a strategic fit with California Technology Ventures. Mr. Suh sits on several boards including EmTek, LARTA, and Claremont Graduate University’s Venture Financial Institute; and formerly the Life Science Steering committee for State of California Governor’s Office. TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION MEET THE VISIONARY SPEAKERS Dr. Bill Tomlinson is Professor of Informatics at the University of California, Irvine and a researcher in the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology. Dr. Tomlinson’s research includes the fields of multiagent systems, human-computer interaction, real-time graphics and environmental technologies. Dr. Tomlinson has authored more than 30 scholarly publications, including work at the Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems conference, ACM CHI, ACM SIGGRAPH, the Computer Supported Collaborative Learning conference, and numerous other conferences and journals. Also, he has been featured in several media outlets including CNN, BBC, The Wall Street Journal, Scientific American Frontiers, The Los Angeles Times and Wired.com. Dr. Tomlinson received the NSF CAREER award, and most recently received the prestigious Sloan Research Fellow Award. In addition, his animated film, Shaft of Light, screened at the Sundance Film Festival. Lieutenant Commander Arthur Wills, United States Navy, currently serves as Executive Officer for SEAL Team TWO. A graduate of the United States Naval Academy, LCDR Wills has deployed multiple times throughout Europe, Asia, and the Middle East in support of overseas operational campaigns. He has made five combat deployments in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom in the Philippines, Africa, and three tours of duty in Iraq. Prior to his current post LCDR Wills was Operations Officer of Special Boat Team 20 and was deployed to the Republic of the Philippines as a Task Unit Commander for SEAL Team FIVE and SEAL Team SEVEN, and then as Joint Special Operations Task Force-Philippines Deputy Commander and was assigned to Special Operations Command Central Command, and served as Operations Officer for the Joint Unconventional Warfare Task Force. LCDR Wills has received several Service Decorations including: The Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, Navy Commendation Medal (Gold Star in lieu of 4 awards), Navy Battle “E”, National Defense Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Iraqi Campaign Medal, Global War On Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, Global War On Terrorism Service Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service Medal, Navy Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, Expert in Pistol and Rifle Medals. MODERATOR OF ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS Ssusan Forte O’Neill is Founder and President of Forte Designs, a business development and public affairs firm creating strategic business and leadership solutions for the 21st Century. Ms. Forte O’Neill has recently been recognized for her endless efforts in strengthening the economic and scientific cooperation between California and The State of Israel and has also been sited for her outstanding visionary leadership and community commitment by The Congress of The United States of America and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. She is frequently quoted in major media outlets and is a published author and artist. Ms. Forte O’Neill brings a unique perspective on leadership development in our community and across the nationSPECIAL THANKS TO THE FORUM SUPPORTERS THE BOEING COMPANY CALIFORNIA TECHNOLGY VENTURES CONNOLLY BOVE LODGE & HUTZ LLP FORTE DESIGNS JET PROPULSION LABORATORY LOS ANGELES AREA CHAMBER THE O’NEILL COMPANY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2008 • 11:30 A.M. – 2:00 P.M. 11:30 a.m. Registration and Networking Noon • Lunch • Talks begin promptly The Omni Los Angeles Hotel • 251 S. Olive Street, Downtown Los Angeles CALIFORNIA'S FUTURE STARTS HERE Join California's decision-makers as they tackle the issues and opportunities that will define our state's future.Business leaders, lawmakers, investors and journalists will gather for an extraordinary day of debate on California's biggest challenges, including energy, housing and the workforce needs of a 21st-century economy.PROGRAMHere is a preview of the sessions planned for this year’s conference. Check our web site for updates as we finalize the agenda and the lineup of speakers.   Real Estate: Where Is the Capital to Create a Turnaround? The Global Search for Talent: How Does California Maintain Its Leadership Role? Funding State Government: How Can We Stop the Budget Roller Coaster? How to Keep the Entertainment Industry Rolling in California Innovative Solutions to Make California Work Alternative Energy: Maintaining California's Leadership REGISTRATIONEarly registration: $450 (through Oct. 3) Regular registration: $595 Academic, nonprofit and government registration: $295* Members of the Milken Institute Associates may obtain their priority registration code -- which will provide access to complimentary or discounted registration based on level of support -- by contacting Mindy Silverstein at msilverstein@milkeninstitute.org. National Association for Business Economics Los Angeles Chapter  Established 1968 What is a Recession, Anyway? By: Dr. Edward Leamer Director of UCLA Anderson Forecast When: Tuesday, September 16, 2008 Where: Downtown Marriott Boardroom Lounge 333 S. Figueroa Street Los Angeles, CA 90071  T: 213-617-1133 11:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon – Registration and Networking 12:00 Noon to 1:30 p.m. – Lunch & Session Talks Well renowned and respected economist Dr. Edward Leamer will share his views on our current economic situation. Meet the Speaker Dr. Edward Leamer is the Chauncey J. Medberry Professor of Management, Professor of Economics, Professor of Statistics and Director of the UCLA/Anderson Business Forecast Project.  After serving as Assistant and Associate Professor at Harvard University, Leamer joined the University of California at Los Angeles in 1975 as Professor of Economics and served as Chair from 1983 to 1987.  In 1990 he moved to the Anderson Graduate School of Management and was appointed to the Chauncey J. Medberry Chair.  Professor Leamer is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and a Fellow of the Econometric Society.  Professor Leamer is a Research Associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research and an occasional visiting scholar at the International Monetary Fund and the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.  He served on Governor Wilson’s Council of Economic Advisors 1995-98 and on Governor Schwarzenegger’s Economic Recovery Council, and currently is on Governor Schwarzenegger’s Council of Economic Advisors.  He has been on the Advisory Board of the Bureau of Economic Analysis, Commerce Department. Professor Leamer received a B.A. degree in mathematics from Princeton University and a Ph.D. degree in economics and an M.A. degree in mathematics from the University of Michigan.  He has published over 120 articles and 4 books.  Mostly importantly: hurry to Amazon.com to purchase Dr. Leamer’s latest book forthcoming Fall 2008: Macroeconomic Patterns and Stories. What is a Recession, Anyway? By: Dr. Edward Leamer Director of UCLA Anderson Forecast When: Tuesday, September 16, 2008 Where: Downtown Marriott Boardroom Lounge 333 S. Figueroa Street Los Angeles, CA 90071  T: 213-617-1133 11:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon – Registration and Networking 12:00 Noon to 1:30 p.m. – Lunch & Session Talks   Technolink Proudly Supports TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION PROUDLY PRESENTS THE PRESIDENTS CLUB WINTER FORUM An Explosive, Intimate and Interactive CEO Roundtable Forum with "Futurist" Industry Leaders of Today from Aerospace, Entertainment, High-Tech, Life Sciences, International, and Political Arenas Sharing in Conversations--How the Ever Expanding Global Growth of Scientific and Technological Innovations Impact Today’s Economic and Societal Development for Southern California and Beyond….Conversational Discussions will Explore New Innovations, Societal Issues and Business Solutions for a Better Tomorrow . . . TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 2008 11:15 A.M. – 2:00 P.M. 11:15 a.m. Formal Registration • 11:30 a.m. Networking Lunch Conversations Begin Promptly at Noon 1:30 P.M. –2:00 P.M. • Private Tour JET PROPULSION LABORATORY 4800 Oak Grove Drive • Pasadena, California 91109 FORUM TOPIC: The Crossroads of Homeland Security and Environmental Technologies…How Merging of the Two Roads will Create a New Highway of Innovations to Protect The Future of California and Our Country…. FORUM SUPPORTERS CONNOLLY BOVE LODGE & HUTZ LLP JET PROPULSION LABORATORY SPECIAL THANKS TECHNOLINK MEMBERS: Bank of America • The Beall Center of Art and Technology • The Boeing Company BioCatalytics • Billy A. Robbins, Esq. • Capital Guardian Trust Company California NanoSystems Institute • Kimberly C. Covey, CPA California Technology Ventures • Forte Designs Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce • The Milken Institute The O’Neill Company • Jet Propulsion Laboratory •International BioScience University of California Irvine Bren School of Computing Sciences Sonnet Digital • Warner Brothers Entertainment Inc. • VICA MASTER OF CEREMONIES: Billy A. Robbins, Attorney At Law--Connolly Bove Lodge & Hutz LLP, handles all phases of Intellectual Property Law with particular emphasis on China. Mr. Robbins is frequently quoted in print and broadcast media outlets on current issues dealing with Intellectual Property Rights and Business Privacy and Protection. Mr. Robbins is an active member of the Los Angeles Area Chamber and is co-chair of the Subcommittee on International Relations. The United States House of Representatives recognized Mr. Robbins for his leadership role with the Association. INSIGHTS FROM SACRAMENTO: Lisa Kalustian is Chief Deputy Director for the Los Angeles Office of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, which serves as the primary link between state government and communities spanning from Santa Barbara to Orange County. SPECIAL WASHINGTON BRIEFING: Yeghig L. Keshishian, District Representative & Grant Coordinator for Honorable Ed Royce, United States Representative of the 40th District of California. Since his election to Congress in 1992, Royce has earned a reputation for his tough, no-nonsense approach to governing. Previously Chairman, he is now Ranking Member on the Terrorism, Nonproliferation and Trade Subcommittee and has worked to provide meaningful tax relief for hard working Americans, fought for protecting our homeland, and supported education for all students. Chris Palmer, Deputy District Director for The Honorable John Campbell, United States Representative of the 48th District of California, “Congressman John Campbell is widely acknowledged as one of the leading fiscal conservative voices for lower taxes, lower spending, and more freedom. He serves on the House Financial Services Committee and the House Budget Committee.” UPDATE SPACE INNOVATIONS FROM JET PROPULSION LABORTORY Lt. General Eugene “Gene” Tattini, is Deputy Director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, (JPL). Prior to JPL, General Tattini was Commander, Space and Missile Systems Center, Los Angeles Air Force Base, and was responsible for managing research, development, and acquisition of space launch, command and control, and satellite systems. During General Tattini’s five years at JPL, the laboratory has landed two Mars rovers, placed Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter into orbit, put Cassini into orbit around Saturn, landed Huygens on Saturn's moon Titan, hit a comet and returned samples from another comet, studied the Universe in infrared and ultraviolet, and launched several instruments to monitor the environment of our own planet. SPECIAL VISIONARY SPEAKER Perspectives from the Director of The Office of Homeland Security for California Matthew R. Bettenhausen was appointed in March 2005 to serve as Homeland Security Advisor to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and Director of the California Office of Homeland Security. As Director of the California Office of Homeland Security, Mr. Bettenhausen serves on Governor Schwarzenegger’s Cabinet and is responsible for implementation of the State's strategy to prevent terrorism and investment of federal and state homeland security funds to protect against, and prepare for catastrophic emergencies. Director Bettenhausen also serves as the elected Chairman of the National Governors Association’s Homeland Security Advisors Council and is a board member of the Western Institute for Food Safety and Security. He currently is a member of the George Washington University Homeland Security Policy Institute’s Task Force. MODERATOR OF ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION: Ssusan Forte O’Neill is Founder and President of Forte Designs, a business development and public affairs firm creating practical business and strategic leadership solutions for the 21st Century. Sought out by the media, she is frequently quoted and is a published author. With Ms. Forte O’Neill’s involvement in presidential and congressional political campaigns, her appointment as a Surrogate to Governor Schwarzenegger’s campaign and involvement on several nonprofit boards, she brings unique perspective on leadership in our community and across the nation. MEET THE VISIONARY SPEAKERS Timothy (Tim)!J.!Vinopal Chief Engineer Environmental, Health and Safety Support Boeing Integrated Defense Systems (IDS), serves on the IDS Engineering Leadership Team as well as the Enterprise EHS team. Mr. Vinopal provides the focus for developing and ensuring the IDS environmental strategy is implemented across our diverse programs & services and is linked with our suppliers and customers. Most recently, Mr. Vinopal was Chief Engineer and Director, SEIT for the Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) system. He led overall technical integration of the multi-billion dollar 737 surveillance, communications and battle management system – across concurrent development and production for several foreign customers. INSIGHTS ON GLOBAL CHANGE AND ENERGY: Dr. Paul Dimotakis, Chief Technologist of Jet Propulsion Laboratory is the John K. Northrop Professor of Aeronautics and Professor of Applied Physics at Caltech. His research has focused on superfluidity, turbulent flow phenomena, combustion, hypersonic flow and propulsion, laser diagnostics, high-speed image data acquisition, and computational adaptive optics. Dr. Dimotakis has consulted for aerospace companies, Disney, DOE's Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, and assisted in sail design for the successful America3 defense of the 1992 Americas Cup. He has also worked on the Space Shuttle, the Mars Pathfinder, the Spitzer Space Telescope, and the analysis of the Shuttle Columbia failure. Dr. Dimotakis has served on National Academy of Science study panels, panels for the Department of Energy, and has participated in and led several studies for the Department of Defense. SPECIAL THANKS Bank of America •The Beall Center of Art and Technology •The Boeing Company BioCatalytics • Billy A. Robbins, Esq. • Capital Guardian Trust Company California NanoSystems Institute • Kimberly C. Covey, CPA California Technology Ventures • Forte Designs • LA Area Chamber of Commerce The Milken Institute • Jet Propulsion Laboratory International BioScience • UC Irvine Claire Treavor School of the Arts University of California Irvine Bren School of Computing Sciences Sonnet Digital • Warner Brothers Entertainment Inc. •VICA TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 2008 • 11:15 A.M. – 2:00 P.M. 11:15 a.m. Formal Registration • 11:30 a.m. Networking Lunch Conversations Begin Promptly at Noon 1:30 P.M. –2:00 P.M.• Private Tour Jet Propulsion Laboratory 4800 Oak Grove Drive • Pasadena, California 91109 In today’s business world, insight and information count. At the Milken Institute State of the State Conference, you’ll hear an extraordinary group of California decision-makers offer their observations on the state’s current conditions and future trends. We invite you to join this high-powered audience – leading business and financial executives, government officials, academic experts and journalists – for a day of debate and discussion about California’s global leadership position and how to maintain it. The Conference Program includes these sessions: » Californians and Health Care: Who Will Pay the Bill? » The Subprime Market Ripple Effect » California Inc.: How Good Is the Portfolio? » Is the Golden State Still a Leader in Global Innovation? » Privatizing Government: Will It Really Solve State Funding Woes? » The Clean-Tech Revolution: The Next Gold Rush? Confirmed Panelists (partial list) Kim Belshe, Secretary of Health & Human Services Agency, State of California John Chiang, California State Controller David Crane, Special Adviser to the Governor for Jobs and Economic Growth Ross DeVol, Director, Regional Economics, Milken Institute Lewis Feldman, Managing Partner, Los Angeles office, Goodwin Procter LLP Kevin Klowden, Managing Economist, Regional Economics, Milken Institute Michael Klowden, President and CEO, Milken Institute Robert Kotick, Chairman and CEO, Activision Ann-Louise Kuhns, Vice President, State Affairs, Blue Cross of California Janet Lamkin, President, Bank of America California Bill Lockyer, California State Treasurer Catherine McCoy, Analyst, Stark Investments Richard Merkin, President and CEO, Heritage Provider Network Jeffrey Mezger, President, CEO and Director of the Board, KB Home Michael Milken, Chairman, Milken Institute; Chairman, FasterCures / The Center for Accelerating Medical Solutions B. Scott Minerd, CEO and Chief Investment Officers, Guggenheim Partners Asset Management Angelo Mozilo, Chairman and CEO, Countrywide Financial Corp. Jordan Rau, Staff Writer, Los Angeles Times Michael Rolland, President, Borealis Infrastructure Management Inc. Rohit Shukla, CEO, Larta Institute Mark Smith, President and CEO, California HealthCare Foundation Peter Taylor, Lehman Brothers Public Finance Steve Westly, Founder and CEO, The Westly Group Perry Wong, Senior Managing Economist, Regional Economics, Milken Institute John Woolard, CEO, BrightSource Energy, Inc. Early Registration: US $450.00 (through October 05, 2007) Regular Registration: US $595.00 Registration deadline: October 24, 2007 Enrollment is limited. A special rate of $395 is available to full-time employees of government, academic and 501(c)(3) organizations. Group discounts are also available. For more information, please e-mail your name, title, affiliation and contact information to conferences@milkeninstitute.org Visit the Milken Institute site for program information, speaker updates and registration details. www.milkeninstitute.org/sos2007 Questions? Call (310) 570-4605   TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION PRESIDENTS CLUB FORUM •TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2007 An Explosive, Intimate and Interactive CEO Roundtable Forum with "Futurist" Industry Leaders of Today from Aerospace, Entertainment, High-Tech, Life Sciences, International, and Political Arenas Sharing in Conversations Howthe Ever Expanding Global Growth of Scientific and Technological Innovations Impact Today’s Economic and Societal Development for Southern California and Beyond… Conversational Discussions will Explore New Innovations, Societal Issues and Business Solutions for a Better Tomorrow . . . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2007 11:15 a.m. Formal Registration • 11:30 a.m. Networking Lunch Conversations Begin Promptly at Noon 1:30 p.m.-2:00 p.m. Private Tour of the C-17 THE BOEING COMPANY 2401 E. Wardlow Road • Long Beach, CA 90807 INSIGHTS FROM SACRAMENTO: Lisa Kalustian is Chief Deputy Director for the Los Angeles Office of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, which serves as the primary link between state government and communities spanning from Santa Barbara to Orange County. HOW SPACE INNOVATIONS INFLUENCE EARTHLY TECHNOLOGY… Lt. General Eugene “Gene” Tattini, is the Deputy Director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, (JPL). Prior to JPL, General Tattini was Commander, Space and Missile Systems Center, Los Angeles Air Force Base, and was responsible for managing research, development, and acquisition of space launch, command and control, and satellite systems. In the five years that General Tattini has been at JPL, the laboratory has landed two rovers on Mars, placed Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter into Mars orbit, put Cassini into orbit around Saturn, landed Huygens on Saturn's moon Titan, hit a comet and returned samples from another comet, studied the universe in infrared and ultraviolet, and launched several instruments to monitor the environment of our own planet. MASTER OF CEREMONIES: Billy A. Robbins, Attorney, Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., handles all phases of Intellectual Property Law with particular emphasis on China. Mr. Robbins is frequently quoted in print and broadcast media outlets on current issues dealing with Intellectual Property Rights and BusinessPrivacy and Protection. Mr. Robbins is an active member of the Los Angeles Area Chamber and is co-chair of the Subcommittee on International Relations. The United States House of Representatives recognized Mr. Robbins for his leadership role with the Association. INSIGHTS ON THE FUTURE OF AEROSPACE Daryl G. Pelc is Vice President Engineering & Technology Advanced Systems of Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, (IDS). In this role Mr. Pelc is responsible for the technology planning process across IDS and for developing and transitioning technologies from Phantom Works and other strategic sources into the businesses. Mr. Pelc continues to lead the search for the brightest to expand growth opportunities for young leaders with diverse backgrounds, who will be more productive in critical thinking and will contribute to the leading-edge workforce that will determine the future of aerospace. SPECIAL VISIONARY SPEAKER Dr. David Whelan, Vice-President, General Manager and Deputy to the President of Phantom Works, the advanced research and development organization of The Boeing Company. Phantom Works is dedicated to advancing the company’s competitiveness through technology development, process improvement and new product development, with a special focus on making products more affordable and more capable. His responsibilities also include the long-term R&D investments in external laboratories. Dr. Whelan is the recipient of the Secretary of Defense Medal for Outstanding Civil Service and Secretary of Defense Outstanding Public Service. MODERATOR OF ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION: Ssusan Forte O’Neill is Founder and President of Forte Designs, a business development and public affairs firm that creates practical business and strategic leadership solutions for the 21st Century. Sought out by the media, she is frequently quoted and is a published author. Her involvement in presidential and congressional political campaigns, her appointment as a Surrogate to Governor Schwarzenegger’s campaign and her involvement on several nonprofit boards give Ms. Forte O’Neill a unique perspective on leadership in our community and across the nation. For More Information Contact: Forte Designs at 949.443.4026 E-mail: fdesigns@intersonnet.com SPECIAL THANKS Bank of America • The Beall Center of Art and Technology • The Boeing Company BioCatalytics • Billy A. Robbins, Esq. • Capital Guardian Trust Company California NanoSystems Institute • Kimberly C. Covey, CPA California Technology Ventures • Forte Designs Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce • The Milken Institute The O’Neill Company • Jet Propulsion Laboratory International BioScience University of California Irvine Bren School of Computing Sciences Sonnet Digital • Warner Brothers Entertainment Inc. •VICA REGISTRATION PRE-REGISTER AND SAVE: The cost for lunch is $70 for TECHNOLINK PRESIDENTS’ CLUB members and $85.00 for non-members by Wednesday, October 17, 2007. After October 17 the price will be $80.00 for members and $90.00 for non-members. Limited space. Deadline for all advance registration is Tuesday, October 30, 2007 Please download registration and mail it along with your check to: TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION Tel: (949) 443-4026 32545 B Golden Lantern Fax: (949) 443-4043 Dana Point, California 92629 e-mail: fdesigns@intersonnet.com   TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION PRESIDENTS’ CLUB FORUM 2007 An Explosive, Intimate and Interactive Roundtable Forum with "Futurist" Industry Leaders of Today from Aerospace, Entertainment, High-Tech, Life Sciences, International, and Political Arena Sharing in Conversations The Development of Space Technology and How It Influences Earth’s Environmental Exploration and Innovation Impacting Today’s Economic and Societal Development for Southern California and Beyond… Conversational Discussions will Explore New Innovations, Societal Issues and Business Solutions for a Better Tomorrow….. A Private Luncheon and CEO Roundtable Forum Please Register Early…Space Is Very Limited TUESDAY, MAY 22nd, 2007 11:30 a.m. Registration and Networking •Lunch Conversations Begin Promptly at Noon Caltech Athenaeum Club California Institute of Technology 551 So. Hill Avenue • Pasadena, CA 91106 INSIGHTS FROM SACRAMENTO: Lisa A. Kalustian is Chief Deputy Director for the Los Angeles Office of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, which serves as the primary link between state government and communities spanning from Santa Barbara to Orange County. GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE: The Honorable Yaron Gamburg, Deputy Consul General of Israel “What New Innovations have Spawn the Economic Growth for Israel in Today’s Global Environment…” SPECIAL THANKS The Beall Center of Art and Technology • The Boeing Company BioCatalytics • Billy A. Robbins, Esq. • Capital Guardian Trust Company California NanoSystems Institute • Kimberly C. Covey, CPA California Technology Ventures • Forte Designs Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce • The Milken Institute Jet Propulsion Laboratory International BioScience • UC Irvine Claire Treavor School of the Arts University of California Irvine Bren School of Computing Sciences Sonnet Digital • Warner Brothers Entertainment Inc. •VICA For More Information Contact: Forte Designs at 949.443.4026 E-mail: fdesigns@intersonnet.com or WWW.TECHNOLINKASSOC.ORG TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION PRESIDENTS’ CLUB FORUM 2007 TUESDAY, MAY 22nd, 2007 11:30 a.m. Registration and Networking • Lunch Conversations Begin Promptly at Noon MASTER OF CEREMONIES: Billy A. Robbins, Attorney, Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., handles all phases of Intellectual Property Law with particular emphasis on China. Mr. Robbins is frequently quoted in print and broadcast media outlets on current issues dealing with Intellectual Property Rights and Business Privacy and Protection. Mr. Robbins is an active member of the Los Angeles Area Chamber and is co-chair of the Subcommittee on International Relations. The United States House of Representatives recognized Mr. Robbins for his leadership role with the Association. EXPLORING SPACE TODAY TO DEVELOP INNOVATION DISCOVERIES FOR TOMORROW… Lt. General Eugene “Gene” Tattini, Deputy Director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Prior to JPL, General Tattini was Commander, Space and Missile Systems Center, Los Angeles Air Force Base, and was responsible for managing research, development, and acquisition of space launch, command and control, and satellite systems. In the five years that General Tattini has been at JPL, the laboratory has landed two rovers on Mars, placed Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter into Mars orbit, put Cassini into orbit around Saturn, landed Huygens on Saturn's moon Titan, hit a comet and returned samples from another comet, studied the universe in infrared and ultraviolet, and launched several instruments to monitor the environment of our own planet. SPECIAL VISIONARY SPEAKER: Captain Nagin Cox is Supervisor of Surface Systems Engineering at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, (JPL). After leaving the Air Force, Captain Cox joined JPL to work on the outer solar system projects and served as the Deputy Team Chief of the engineering spacecraft flight team for NASA/JPL’s Galileo mission. She later served as Deputy Project System Engineer on the Kepler telescope mission to search earth-like planets around other stars. Captain Cox current role at JPL is the Supervisor of Surface Systems Engineering supporting the Mars Program. MODERATOR OF ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION: Ssusan Forte O’Neill is Founder and President of Forte Designs, a business development and public affairs firm that creates practical business and strategic leadership solutions for the 21st Century. Sought out by the media, she is frequently quoted and is a published author. Her involvement on presidential and congressional political campaigns, as well as her appointment as a Surrogate to Governor Schwarzenegger’s campaign and her involvement on several nonprofit boards. Ms. Forte O’Neill gives a unique perspective on leadership in our community and across the nation. For More Information Contact: Forte Designs at 949.443.4026 E-mail: fdesigns@intersonnet.com or WWW.TECHNOLINKASSOC.ORG TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION PRESIDENTS’ CLUB FORUM SPECIAL THANKS The Beall Center of Art and Technology • The Boeing Company BioCatalytics • Billy A. Robbins, Esq. • Capital Guardian Trust Company California NanoSystems Institute • Kimberly C. Covey, CPA California Technology Ventures • Forte Designs • LA Area Chamber of Commerce The Milken Institute • Jet Propulsion Laboratory International BioScience • UC Irvine Claire Treavor School of the Arts University of California Irvine Bren School of Computing Sciences Sonnet Digital • Warner Brothers Entertainment Inc. •VICA   Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce - Microsoft CorporationÊ U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Get Net Safe Tour Partners Present Get Net Safe ö Protect Your PC, Yourself and Your Family In partnership with Technolink and Technology Industry/Small Business Industry Council Does your business· have a computer connected to the internet ·have a network of computers linked together with Internet access? ·accept credit card or take online orders or simply have a website? ·have employees who use the Internet? IF YES - THEN THIS EVENT IS FOR YOU! Wednesday, November 15, 2006 7:30 am Registration 8 ö 9:30 Breakfast and Program L.A. Area Chamber of Commerce 350 S. Bixel Street, Los Angeles Admission: Free Complimentary parking All business owners need to know what types of measures should to be taken to protect your computing systems. This best practices breakfast will give you the tools to take the necessary steps to help protect your business, your customers, your employees, and yourself from potential on-line risks.Ê Experts from Microsoft, the Federal Trade Commission, and Law Enforcement will be on hand to give advice and answer your questions. You do not need to be a computer expert.Ê The breakfast session is designed to educate you on solutions to help protect your business and your customers. Seating is limited! Register today at www.lachamber.org or you may contact Membership Manager Pat Clark at 213.580.7595 or pclark@lachamber.org ***BONUS! *** All attendees are eligible to win a Desktop PC & Online Security Package courtesy of Microsoft and Best Buy/Geek Squad.     Translating sustainable technologies and practices into mutually beneficial investments for a developing world Conference on Cleantech Global Go-to-Market Strategies: Achieving Velocity and Scale Nov. 17, 2006, Palo Alto, California At the conference facilities of Townsend & Townsend & Crew, LLP View Complete Brochure

 

TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION TECHNOLOGY FORECAST 2007 ANNUAL HOLIDAY CELEBRATION An explosive roundtable forum with "Futurist" Industry Leaders of Today from Aerospace,Ê Entertainment, High-Tech, Life Sciences, International, and Political Arenas ÊSharing in Conversations about How the Development of Cutting-Edge Innovations will  Impact the 2007 Business and Societal Climate for California and Beyond· WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13 2006 11:30 a.m. Registration and Holiday Networking Noon ð Lunchð Session Talks ð 12:30 p.m. ö 1:30 p.m. Master of Ceremonies: Billy A. Robbins, Attorney, Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., handles all phases of Intellectual Property Law with particular emphasis on China.Ê Mr. Robbins is frequently quoted in print and broadcast media outlets on current issues dealing with Intellectual Property Rights and Business Privacy and Protection.Ê Mr. Robbins is an active member of the Los Angeles Area Chamber and is co-chair of the Subcommittee on International Relations. The United States House of Representatives recently recognized Mr. Robbins for his leadership role with the Association. SPACE EXPLORATION & BEYOND·Lt. General Eugene ãGeneä Tattini, Deputy Director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.Ê Prior to JPL, General Tattini was Commander, Space and Missile Systems Center, Los Angeles Air Force Base, and was responsible for managing research, development, and acquisition of space launch, command and control, and satellite systems.Ê In the five years that General Tattini has been at JPL, the laboratory has landed two rovers on Mars, placed Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter into Mars orbit, put Cassini into orbit around Saturn, landed Huygens on Saturn's moon Titan, hit a comet and returned samples from another comet, studied the universe in infrared and ultraviolet, and launched several instruments to monitor the environment of our own planet. INSIGHTS FROM SACRAMENTO: Lisa A. Kalustian is Chief Deputy Director for the Los Angeles Office ofÊ Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, which serves as the primary link between state government and communities spanning from Santa Barbara to Orange County. DISCUSSION TOPICS: 4Is America Still the Leader in Exploring the Space Frontier· 4Polls, Politics and the 2008 Presidential Election·.How does American Politics in the 21st Century Impact and Shape the State of the Economy· 4War on Terror· Does Defending U.S. Borders Impact Globalization for Americaâs Businesses÷Are we training a workforce for the future, or relying on outsourcing for intellectual property and business stability. 4With Innovation as one of the keys to the Success of Americaâs Growth and Role as the Super Power·.How are post World War II Industry Leaders spawning growth of their sectors to maintain the competitive edge globally. 4Social Security, 401K and Pension Plans÷Are we prepared for the Retirement of Aging Baby-Boomers; how will the XÊ Generation be prepared for their future. 4Is Technology Driving the Distribution of information and entertainment, or is the new generation of soundbite-instant-messaging-quicker-better-cheaper-on-demand consumers driving technology·. CU in December·. For registration and information contact: FORTE DESIGNS AT 949.443.4026 TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION TECHNOLOGY FORECAST 2007 ð WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 13, 2006 MEET THE VISIONARIES: Daryl G. Pelc is Chief Engineer for Boeing Integrated Defense Systems ö Global Mobility Systems in Long Beach which hosts the B-1B/B-2, C-130 Avionics Modernization, C-17, Derivative Airplane and 767 Tanker Programs.Ê Mr. Pelc leads a search to attract the brightest talent from Universities throughout the U.S. to expand opportunities for young leaders with diverse backgrounds. Mr. Pelc believes these new leaders will be a great resource of critical thinking and will contribute to the leading-edge workforce that will determine the future of aerospace. Ross DeVol is Director of Regional Economics at the Milken Institute. Mr. DeVol is an expert on the intangible economy and how regions can prepare themselves to compete. He authored the ground-breaking study Americaâs High-Tech Economy: Growth, Development, and Risks for Metropolitan Areas, and recently released a study of biotechnology and other life-sciences clusters and the impact these industries have on regional economies. Mr. DeVol is regularly seen on CNN and other top media outlets and is ranked among the ãSuper Starsä of Think Tank Scholars by International Economy magazine. Jeff Dossey is Vice President, Application Services Worldwide at Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.Ê He oversees the Global Application Services organization for the Production & Distribution business units for Television and Theatrical products, as well as Consumer Products licensing.ÊÊ The Application Services is responsible to develop and maintains business applications that support client business units.Ê Mr. Dossey has also worked with Ernst & Young, Sapient International and his experience includes having worked for clients in both Europe and Latin America.Ê His clients include The Coca-Cola Company, SBC Communications and Georgia-Pacific. ÊDr. Bill Tomlinson is an Assistant Professor of Informatics and Drama at the University of California, Irvine. He is a researcher in the fields of HCI, autonomous agents, real time graphics and interactive animation.Ê He has authored 25 scholarly publications over the last five years. Previous interactive projects have been shown in the Emerging Technologies program at ACM SIGGRAPH at the Game Developers Conference, and at Ars Electronica. In addition, his animated film, Shaft of Light, screened at the Sundance Film Festival and was distributed by the Anti-Defamation League in its Anti-Bias/Diversity Catalog. Dr. James Gimzewski is a Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the UCLA, Member of the California Nanosystems Institute (CNSI-UCLA) and Co-Director of the Center for Social Interfaces & Networks Advanced Programming Simulations & Environments (SINAPSE), UCLA.Ê Throughout his 23-year career in Nanotechnology, he has been actively involved in promoting science and technology to the public.Ê He has worked with industrial and government organizations in Switzerland, UK, US, European Union and Japan, and is internationally recognized as a pioneer in Nanotechnology research. Moderator of Discussion Topics:Ê Ssusan Forte OâNeill is Founder and President Êof Forte Designs, a business development and public affairs firm that creates practical business and strategic leadership solutions for the 21st Century. Sought out by the media, she is frequently quoted and is a published author.Ê Her involvement on presidential and congressional political campaigns, as well as her appointment as a Surrogate to Governor Schwarzeneggerâs campaign and her involvement on several nonprofit boards gives Ssusan a unique perspective on leadership in our community and across the nation. E-mail: fdesigns@intersonnet.com TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION TECHNOLOGY FORECAST 2007 ANNUAL HOLIDAY CELEBRATION The Beall Center of Art and Technology ð The Boeing Company BioCatalyticsÊ ð Billy A. Robbins, Esq. California NanoSystems Institute ð Kimberly C. Covey, CPA California Technology Ventures ðÊ Forte Designs NABE ð Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce ð The Milken Institute Jet Propulsion Laboratory ð Pomona Unified School District International BioScience ðÊ UC Irvine Claire Treavor School of the Arts University ofÊ California Irvine Bren School of Computing Sciences Sonnet Digital ð Warner Brothers Entertainment Inc. ðVICA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2006 11:30 a.m. Registration and Networking Noon ð Lunch ð Talks begin promptly at 12:30 p.m. The Omni Los Angeles Hotel ð 251 S. Olive Street, Downtown Los Angeles REGISTRATION PRE-REGISTER AND SAVE:Ê The cost for lunch is $45 for TECHNOLINK, NABE, CNSI, LACC, LARTA, BTC members, and $55 for non-members by Tuesday, November 22, 2005.Ê After November 22, 2006, the price will be $60 for members and $75 for non-members.Ê Limited space.Ê Deadline for all advance registration is Monday, December 5, 2006   One Global California Paths to New Markets Tuesday, October 10, 2006 Sheraton Hotel ð 711 South Hope Street ð Los Angeles, CA 90017 Registration 7:30-8:30 a.m. Conference and Luncheon 8:30 a.m. ö 2:00 p.m. If youâre exporting to Asia, Europe or Latin American but not to the Middle East and North Africa, youâre missing a $320 billion opportunity. U.S. Ambassadors and Senior U.S. Commercial Officers to eight nations will give you the details on these full-fledged, stable, booming market opportunities for U.S. products and services÷and will highlight how commercial trade promotes international understanding and improves the image of the U.S., one business at a time.   U.S. Ambassadors: Senior Commercial Officers: Egypt ö The Hon. Francis J. Ricciardone, JR Israel ö The Hon. Richard H. Jones Egypt ö Mr. Amer Kayani Israel - Mr. Ronald Soriano Jordan ö The Hon. David Hale Jordan ö Ms. Laurie Farris Kuwait ö The Hon. Richard LeBaron Kuwait ö Mr. Erik Hunt Lebanon ö The Hon. Jeffrey Feltman Morocco ö The Hon. Thomas T. Riley Saudi Arabia ö The Hon. James Oberwetter Lebanon ö Mr. Amer Kayani Morocco - Mr. Rick Ortiz Saudi Arabia ö Mr. Nasir Abbasi United Arab Emirates ö The Hon. Michele J. Sison United Arab Emirates ö Mr. Christian Reed   Breakout Session Topics (In Addition to Country Specific Panels) ð The Race to Capture the Middle East Market ð Demystifying the Regional Business Culture ð Soft Power, Hard Power or Smart Power: Building Sustainable Relationships ð Media and Corporate America ö Shaping Public Opinion Fax form to 213.580.7545 or for more information call 213.580.7569   Technolink Proudly Supports CONFERENCE HOME PROGRAM REGISTRATION CONTACTS Maintaining California's Innovation Leadership October 2006, Beverly Hilton, Los Angeles Join Us for California’s Premier Business and Public Policy Conference California’s preeminence as a leader in innovation remains clear. But at a time of revolutionary change in U.S. and global markets, the rest of the nation and world are quickly catching up. We invite you to attend the Milken Institute’s 8th annual State of the State Conference on October 30, 2006, at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles to hear how business and government leaders are reacting to these changes. Join California’s leading business executives, lawmakers, academic experts, journalists and other decision-makers for this extraordinary day of discussion, debate and analysis about the state’s future. Be a part of this important decision-making process as we focus on some of the most pressing policy challenges, from immigration and housing to transportation and the state budget. The Program The conference program includes these sessions: Election Day: What’s at Stake? The Ticking Time Bomb: State and Local Government Pension Obligations California as Innovator in the Global Value Chain Fixing a Faltering Infrastructure The Immigration Influx: How Should We Deal With It? California in the Year 2020   Given the interest in the State of the State Conference, we urge you to register now to ensure your seat. Take part in shaping California's future, gain useful information about its economy and enjoy networking in a unique setting with the state's top business people and policy makers. Registration Register now to ensure your attendance — and save $100 off the regular admission of $595. Early registration deadline: October 2, 2006 Regular registration deadline: October 26, 2006 Early registration rate: $495 (through October 2, 2006) Regular registration rate: $595 (after October 2, 2006) Special rates for government, nonprofit and academic institutions are available by calling (310) 570-4605. Conference Information Visit our web site for program information, speaker updates and registration details. www.milkeninstitute.org/sos2006 Questions? Call (310) 570-4605 THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR BUSINESS ECONOMICS ÊPresents ãTHE MAKING OF MARKETPLACE. WHAT GOES ON AIR AND WHAT DOESNâTä with Kai Ryssdal Breakfast Meeting Wednesday Morning, April 12, 2006 8:00 a.m. Registration and Networking 8:15 am Breakfast 8:30 am Session talks begin Omni Hotel, Los Angeles ð 251 S. Olive Street Session Topic ··ãFROM THE FRANK STANTON STUDIOS IN LOS ANGELES, IâM KAI RYSSDALä Kai Ryssdal is the senior host of Marketplace, National Public Radioâs daily business program. Marketplace is aired by more than 330 public radio stations across the United States, and is heard by over 8.1 million unique listeners over the course of a week.Ê While many radio stations cover the markets with a terse ãhere are the numbersä approach, the award-winning Marketplace is know for its in-depth coverage of key economic issues.Ê Marketplace manages to make business news entertaining. ãI Hate Business and Economicsä one listener wrote, ãbut I love your show.ä ãMarketplace is interesting, fun and öto be honest- a little smartassä says Jim Russel, Marketplaceâs GM. You can always tell the direction of the markets by the showâs theme song. When the markets are mixed ãIt Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got that Swing)ä is played in the background. When the markets are down ãStormy Weatherä is the theme. And of course, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average is up, the song of the day is ãWeâre in the Money.ä Kai Ryssdalâs smart commentary, sense of humor and keen business sense help make the show what it is. Please join us for a breakfast meeting when Kai Ryssdal will speak about the making of the daily radio program, including what items are chosen to go on air, and which items are not. We are looking forward to this interesting speaker who dispels that myth that business and finance are boring! Marketplace airs weekdays on KPCC 89.3 at 3pm and 6:30pm. It airs on KCRW 89.9 at 2pm. Meet the Speaker Kai Ryssdal took the reins as host of Marketplace in August 2005. He previously hosted the Marketplace Morning Report for more than four years.Ê Before joining Marketplace, Kai was a reporter and substitute host for The California Report, a news and information program distributed to public radio stations throughout California by KQED-FM in San Francisco. His radio work has won first place awards from the Radio and Television News Directors Association and the national Public Radio News Directors Association. After graduating from Emory University in Atlanta, Kai spent eight years in the United States Navy, first flying from the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt, and then as a Pentagon staff officer. Before his career in public radio, Kai was a member of the United States Foreign Service and served in Ottawa, Canada, and Beijing, China. Special Thanks to our supportive sponsors Capital Guardian Group ð Payden & Rygel Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. ðLASFA ð Technolink Association Technolink Proudly Supports The Hidden Jewel: Business Opportunities in Romania Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. and the Consulate General of Romania, in conjunction with the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce and Technolink Association, cordially invite you to attend a presentation of business opportunities in Romania by the Honorable Iuliu Winkler, Minister of Commerce for Romania. Due to join the EU in early 2007, Romania is anxious to start forging new business alliances in the United States and exploring new avenues of commerce between the two countries. Please join us to hear where Romania's economy is, where its economy is going, and how you may grow your business with this hidden jewel. Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 Time 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. PDT Location Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. 555 S. Flower St. 41st Fl. Los Angeles, CA 90071 Phone: 213 892 9200 Fax: 213 892 9494 For additional information please contact: Melissa Bailey at mbailey@fulbright.com or 213 892 9391 Schedule 11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Registration and Networking 12:00 p.m. - Lunch 12:05 p.m. - 12:10 p.m. Welcome from Peter Mason, Partner-in-Charge of the Los Angeles office of Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P 12:10 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Presentation by the Hon. Iuliu Winkler 1:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Question & Answer Session Attendance is by registration only. Space is limited. Click here to Register on-Line or register by fax at 213 892 9494 attn: Melissa Bailey Speaker Iuliu Winkler Minister of Commerce for Romania Technolink Proudly Supports UCLA NANOSYSTEMS SEMINAR SERIES SPRING QUARTER 2006 Lakretz Hall 110 Tuesdays at 5:00 pm 04/04 DANIEL E. MORSE, UC SANTA BARBARA   04/11 HAROLD KROTO, FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY   04/19** KLAUS MUELLEN, MPI / MAIMZÊÊ (JOINT INORGANIC CHEMISTRY)   04/25 ANNA WU, UCLA (DEPT. OF MOLECULAR & MEDICAL PHARMACOLOGY)   05/02 DAVID BENSIMON, LPS, ENS (FRANCE)   05/09 PHILIP KIM, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY   05/16 REN SUN, UCLA (DEPT. OF MOLECULAR & MEDICAL PHARMACOLOGY)   05/23 DOUGLAS PHILP, UNIVERSITY OF ST. ANDREWS (UNITED KINGDOM)   05/30 TBA   ** ÊSpecial Joint CNSI / Organic Chemistry Seminar Time: TBA Location: TBA Registration and Additional Information - www.cnsi.ucla.edu   TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION Presents TECHNOLOGY FORECAST 2006 ANNUAL HOLIDAY CELEBRATION An explosive roundtable forum with Entertainment, High-Tech, Life Sciences, Innovative, International, and Political Leaders sharing their perspective on the California Industry Sectorsâ Winners and Losers for 2006· WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2005 11:30 a.m. Registration and Holiday Networking Noon ð Lunch Session Talks ð 12:30 p.m. ö 1:30 p.m. DISCUSSION TOPICS: Is Downsizing·Outsourcing·Foreign Competition threatening the future of the United Statesâ Economic and Human Capital Growth? Are we as a country still teaching our youth with the Highest Standards of Education, especially in the areas of Math and Science, to create a more Globally Competitive 21st Century Workforce? With the Changing of the Guards at the Federal Reserve System just around the Corner, How will the New Chairmanâs Vision change the Economic Landscape of the Country? Will Blockbuster films continue to be Mega Financial Resources for the Entertainment Industry? How has the digital world of technology changed the way we experience and view films? What is the Next Phase for Space Exploration? Will California Continue to be a Leader in the Real Estate Market? Special Thanks The Beall Center of Art and Technology ð The Boeing Company BioCatalyticsÊ ð Business Technology Center California NanoSystems Institute ð Kimberly C. Covey, CPA California Technology Ventures ðÊ Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. NABE ð Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce Jet Propulsion Laboratory ð Pomona Unified School District International BioScience ðÊ UC Irvine Claire Treavor School of the Arts UC Irvine Information & Computer Sciences ð Vialogy Sonnet Digital ð Warner Brothers Entertainment Inc. For registration and information contact: FORTE DESIGNS AT 949.443.4026 E-mail: fdesigns@intersonnet.com TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION Presents TECHNOLOGY FORECAST 2006 ð WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2005 11:30 a.m. Registration ð Noon ð Lunch ð Session Talks ð 12:30 p.m.ö1:30 p.m. THE OMNI HOTEL LOS ANGELES ð 251 S. Olive Street, Downtown Los Angeles MASTER OF CEREMONIES: Billy A. Robbins, Attorney, Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., handles all phases of Intellectual Property Law with particular emphasis on China.Ê The United States House of Representatives recently recognized Mr. Robbins for his leadership role with the Association. SPACE EXPLORATION & BEYOND· Lt. General Eugene ãGeneä Tattini, Deputy Director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.Ê Prior to JPL, General Tattini was Commander, Space and Missile Systems Center, Los Angeles Air Force Base, and was responsible for managing research, development, and acquisition of space launch, command and control, and satellite systems. MEET THE VISIONARIES: Larry S. Bloomer joined as Vice President and Retail Investment Specialist, Coldwell Banker Commercial WESTMAC, after serving 25 years with CB Richard Ellis.Ê As a retail, leasing and investment specialist, his success includes development of regional and community malls and shopping centers. Mr. Bloomer hasÊ been recognized as an industry leader and was recently awarded ãtop tenä in retail specialty by Coldwell Banker Commercial WESTMAC. Robert ãBobä Foster is Executive Director of the UCLA/ Anderson Center for Management of the Information Economy and Director of the Global Access Program. Mr. Foster created and teaches Anderson's popular High Technology Management course, and also teaches the Business Plan Development course and Management Field Study. In 2003 and 2005, he received ãThe Most Outstanding Teacher of the Yearä award. Daryl G. Pelc is Chief Engineer for Boeing Integrated Defense Systems - Anaheim Host Engineering which hosts the Advanced Information Systems (AIS) Business Unit, Air & Missile Defense Systems (A&MDS), Battle Management Command, Control & Communication & Strategic Systems (BMC3 & SS), Ground Based Mid-course Defense (GMD) and Strategic Architecture (SA).Ê Mr. Pelc also serves as Chief Engineer for the BMC3 & SS Business Unit and has over 22 years of engineering/management experience with Boeing/McDonnell Douglas. Janet Pucino is Vice President of Application Services Worldwide for Warner Brothers Entertainment Inc.Ê Ms. Pucinoâs most recent successes include implementation of a television station sales system that tracks syndicated first-run shows, off-network, and movie programming and an executive information system that tracks release dates and box office results for WBEIâs films internationally.Ê For over 20 years, sheâs implemented leading edge technologies in the financial services, wireless, consulting, and insurance industries. Alexander B. Suh is a Founding Director with California Technology Ventures, LLC, a Southern California venture capital firm that focuses its investments in early stage companies in the fields of Life Sciences and Information Technology.Ê He is the managing director that invests in Life Sciences as well as Information Technology.Ê Mr. Suh is also a founding Managing Director with J.J. Jacobs Enterprises, LLC, a Pasadena-based venture capital fund, and Jacobs Capital Group, LLC, a Pasadena-based fund-of-funds. TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION TECHNOLOGY FORECAST 2006 ANNUAL HOLIDAY CELEBRATION The Beall Center of Art and Technology ð The Boeing Company BioCatalyticsÊ ð Business Technology Center California NanoSystems Institute ð Kimberly C. Covey, CPA California Technology Ventures ðÊ Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. NABE ð Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce Jet Propulsion Laboratory ð Pomona Unified School District International BioScience ðÊ UC Irvine Claire Treavor School of the Arts UC Irvine Information & Computer Sciences ð Vialogy Sonnet Digital ð Warner Brothers Entertainment Inc. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2005 11:30 a.m. Registration and Networking Noon ð Lunch ð Talks begin promptly at 12:30 p.m. The Omni Los Angeles Hotel ð 251 S. Olive Street, Downtown Los Angeles REGISTRATION PRE-REGISTER AND SAVE:Ê The cost for lunch is $35 for TECHNOLINK, NABE, CNSI, LACC, LARTA, BTC members, and $45 for non-members by Tuesday, November 22, 2005.Ê After November 22, 2005, the price will be $50 for members and $65 for non-members.Ê Limited space.Ê Deadline for all advance registration is Monday, December 5, 2005   ONE GLOBAL CALIFORNIA Connecting You to the World “The annual conference connecting small business with international trade opportunities.” Wednesday, November 2, 2005 Ontario Convention and Visitors Bureau 2000 Convention Center Way Ontario, CA 91764 Registration 8:30 a.m. Conference and Luncheon 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Keynote Speaker Rich Karlgaard, Publisher, Forbes As publisher of Forbes, Karlgaard has a distinctive outlook on the trends driving the business and investment climate. Breakout Session Topics California Transportation and Infrastructure: Air, Land & Sea Federal and State Legislative Issues Impacting California Trade Opportunities in Asia Overseas Pitfalls: Legal, Marketing and Logistic Issues Trade Finance Basics for Global Traders Free Trade Opportunities: Australia, Chile, DR-CAFTA and NAFTA For more information call 213.580.7538 or visit www.lachamber.org. TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION Proudly Supports The Beall Center for Art and Technologyâs NEXT Connections A Series of Gatherings Addressing the NEXT Wave of Digital Innovations... TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1st, 2005    11:30 a.m. ö 2:00 p.m. BEALL CENTER FOR ART AND TECHNOLOGY ð University of California, Irvine NEXT Connectionsâ mission is to serve as a think tank for industry leaders to engage in discussions on the creative and innovative application of digital technology and how it impacts the high-tech, entertainment, business and academic sectors of the greater Southern California Tech Coast.  The series will focus on innovators and discussion topics that are shaping the NEXT Wave of Digital Innovations... For more information please contact: Eleanore Stewart at  949 824-8945 or estewart@uci.edu    TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION UPCOMING EVENTS ð SAVE-THE-DATES TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION Proudly Supports MILKEN INSTITUTE  2005 CALIFORNIA STATE OF THE STATE CONFERENCE October 31, 2005 ð  Los Angeles ð California Technolink Association Members will appreciate the opportunity to meet with some of the stateâs leading decision makers, including corporate executives, institutional investors, financial analysts and government representatives. Among this yearâs topics: sustainable energy, stem-cell research, the state budget, the housing market, immigration and the home-entertainment industry. REGISTER NOW AND SAVE· For more information,  please contact Tracy Andreen, at tandreen@milkeninstitute.org, or 310.570.4600. TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION Proudly Supports LOS ANGELES AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNUAL ACCESS LA CITY HALL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH, 2005 Access LA City Hall is an annual advocacy event that provides a public forum for dialogue on several issues of importance to the business community including; housing, transportation, workforce development and more. Please mark your calendars for this exciting and complimentary event. Last year the meeting attracted more than 400 business leaders, city council members, deputy mayors, commissioners, agency directors and other decision makers. For more details about Access LA City Hall visit ð  www.lachamber.org or contact Brendan Huffman, Director of Policy at 213.580.7531 For More information on Technolink Association contact: Ssusan Forte OâNeill ð FORTE DESIGNS  949.443.4026  fdesigns@intersonnet.com ð WWW.TECHNOLINKASSOC.ORG TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION UPCOMING EVENTS ð SAVE-THE-DATES TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION Proudly Supports ãBIG BUILDUP OR DIGGING A HOLE? THE OUTLOOK FOR CONSTRUCTION AND THE ECONOMYä BY KEN SIMONSON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH, 2005 11:30 a.m. Registration and Networking Noon - Lunch ð Session Talks - 12:30 p.m. ö 1:30 p.m. Omni Hotel Los Angeles ð 251 S. Olive Street SESSION TOPIC: Big Buildup or Digging a Hole? The Outlook for Construction and the Economy in the United States and Los Angeles While all eyes--and tongues--seem to be focused on the incredible housing boom, nonresidential construction has also been setting records in activity and employment. But nonresidential construction has been buffeted by volatile materials costs, supply problems, and uncertain funding for public projects. What role will construction locally and nationally play in economic investment growth--or slowdown--in the next year? How will materials inflation, spot shortages, and infrastructure funding squeezes affect different construction segments? Ken Simonson will peer into his dusty crystal ball to answer these and other questions. For Information and Registration Please Contact NABE at: Aura Ahrens at 310.798.2302 • e-mail: LosAngelesNABE@earthlink.net For More information on Technolink Association contact:   TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION Presents TECHNOLOGY TRENDS FORUM Meet the Technology Trendsetters 2005 ãIS THE AGING EXPLOSION OF BABY BOOMERS CREATING A HEALTHCARE DIVIDE FOR LIFE SCIENCES INNOVATIONS AND MEDICAL CARE SERVICES·.ä An Explosive Roundtable Forum with High-Tech, Life Sciences, Innovative, Economic, Financial, and Political Leaders sharing in discussion the impact that the next generation of technologies will have on Business and Our Society· THURSDAY, JUNE 16TH, 2005 11:30 a.m. Registration and Exhibit Networking Noon ð Lunch Session Talks ð 12:30 p.m. ö 1:30 p.m. THE OMNI HOTEL LOS ANGELES 251 S. Olive Street, Downtown Los Angeles MASTER OF CEREMONIES: Billy A. Robbins, Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., handles all phases of Intellectual Property Law with particular emphasis on China. The United States House of Representatives recently recognized Mr. Robbins for his leadership role with the Association. SPACE EXPLORATION AND BEYOND·· Lt. General Eugene L. ãGeneä Tattini, Deputy Director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Prior to JPL, General Tattini was Commander, Space and Missile Systems Center, Los Angeles Air Force Base, and was responsible for managing the research, development, and acquisition of space launch, command and control, and satellite systems. SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS FROM SACRAMENTO: Lisa A. Kalustian, Chief Deputy Director for the Los Angeles Office of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, which serves as the primary link between state government and the community spanning the area from Santa Barbara to Orange County. Special Thanks to Our Supporters American Electronic Association ðBiocatalytics ð Business Technology Center Beall Center Art and Technology,UC Irvine ð California NanoSystems Institute California Technology Ventures ðKimberly C. Covey, CPA Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. ð Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce National Association for Business Economics Jet Propulsion Laboratory ð Pomona Unified School District UC Irvine Information & Computer Science ð Vialogy The Technolink Association is Pleased to Announce A Special Sacramento Briefing at the TECHNOLOGY TRENDS FORUM presented by The Honorable Richard Riordan, Secretary of Education Discussion Sight and Insights: How Technology is Changing the Education Model for California's Future Workforce... Richard J. Riordan was appointed Secretary for Education as Governor Schwarzenegger's first cabinet appointment. A well established and highly respected attorney, entrepreneur, and philanthropist before entering public service, Mr. Riordan was elected Mayor of Los Angeles in 1993 and reelected by an overwhelming margin four years later, with more than 60 percent of the voters supporting his efforts to improve public safety, create quality jobs, and reform Los Angeles' public schools. Mr. Riordan's Bio For Registration and Information contact: FORTE DESIGNS AT 949.443.4026 fdesigns@intersonnet.com Download Registration Form TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION TECHNOLOGY TRENDS FORUM THURSDAY, JUNE 16TH, 2005 11:30 a.m. Registration and Exhibitor Showcase Noon ð Lunch ð Session Talks ð 12:30 p.m.ö1:30 p.m. THE OMNI HOTEL LOS ANGELES ð 251 S. Olive Street, Downtown Los Angeles MEET THE VISIONARIES David W. Burcham is the Fritz B. Burns Dean and Professor of Law at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, where he also teaches courses in Constitutional Law; Ethical Lawyering; Legal Process; and Supreme Court Seminar. Prior to joining the faculty in 1991, Dean Burcham practiced in the areas of labor and employment law with Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher in Los Angeles. His vision as Dean is to create Loyola Law School as the intersection of law and technology for the greater Western Region of the United States. Terry R. OâNeill, president and CEO of The OâNeill Company has provided guidance and leadership in health and welfare benefit programs, retirement analysis, business succession planning, in addition to estate, financial and insurance planning for thousands of enterprises and individuals throughout the United States. He is an author, and is regularly featured and quoted in national media outlets. Mr. OâNeill has also testified before Congress relating to health and welfare issues. He also serves on the Advisory Board for the Small Business Council of America. Professor Mark Alex Peterson, Chair of UCLA Department of Public Policy, School of Public Affairs and Department of Political Science. As a specialist on American national institutions, Professor Peterson has focus much of his works on the interactions among the Presidency, Congress and interest groups. Professor Petersonâs recent research examines the transformation of the industry group community and how political leadership dynamics influences may promote or constrain major health policy innovations. His projects have been supported by such institutions as; The National Science Foundation, Investigator Award in Health Policy and is a Guest Scholar at the Brookings Institute, in Washington, D.C. Dr. Kevin J. Scanlon is the Founder and CEO of International BioScience. He is a trained molecular biologist and uses his industry expertise to enhance relationships with the Life Science Community. Dr. Scanlon is a regular guest lecturer at several of the top Academic Institutions, nationally and internationally. His focus is on bridging science with business disciplines to build competitive industry models for todayâs market place. Dr. Scanlon is also an active member of both the Pasadena Angels and Tech Coast Angels of Los Angeles. Kenneth P. Trevett has served as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, known as LA BioMed, since October 2001. In existence for more than fifty years, LA is among the largest, independent biomedical research organizations in California with 150 principal investigators and a budget of over $70 million dollars. Mr. Trevett is a member of several prestigious Boards of Directors including the California Biomedical Research Association, the Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation and the South Bay Economic Development Partnership.   TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION UPCOMING EVENTS ð SAVE-THE-DATES TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION Proudly Supports The Beall Center for Art &Technologyâs NEXT Connections A Series of Gatherings Addressing the NEXT Wave of Digital Innovations... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 2005ÊÊÊ 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. BEALL CENTER FOR ART AND TECHNOLOGY University of California, Irvine Discussion Topic:Ê ãExploring the NEXT Generation of Communication ApplicationsÊ from Earth to Space·ä Meet the Speakers:ÊÊ Mr. Daryl Pelc, Chief Engineer of BMC3/SS,Ê Boeing Corporation BMC3 and Strategic Systems, which focuses on the development and production of guidance and control systems as well as solutions for emerging battlefield requirements in communication. Ê Dr. Larry Smarr, Founding Director of California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology, a research center creating partnerships with leading California IT businesses to accelerate the advances of the next generation of the internet.Ê Dr. Smarr served as an advisor to the Presidentâs Information Technology Advisory Committee, and the NIH & NASA Advisory Council. Please RSVP to Eleanore Stewart by Wednesday, March 30th 2005 to 949 824-4339 Space is Limited.Ê Refreshments and Light Fare will be Served·   TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION Proudly Supports THE 8TH ANNUAL MILKEN INSTITUTE GLOBAL CONFERENCE April 18-20, 2005 ð Los Angeles Technolink Association Members will appreciate the opportunity to meet with some of the worldâs leading decision makers, including corporate executives, institutional investors, financial analysts, U.S. and foreign government representatives and many more. We expect more than 2,000 attendees this year. Confirmed Speakers for 2005 include; ÊRupert Murdoch, Chairman and CEO of News Corp.; ÊTerry Semel, Chairman and CEO of Yahoo! Inc.; Former Vice President Al Gore; Steve Forbes, President and CEO of Forbes; Paul Gigot, Editorial Page Editor of The Wall Street Journal; Mel Karmazin, CEO of SIRIUS Satellite Radio; Michael Milken, Chairman of the Milken Institute; Sam Zell, Chairman of Equity Group Investments. As Dennis Kneale, Managing Editor of Forbes magazine, puts it: "Itâs an amazing gathering. I rarely see such an assemblage of incredibly powerful, incredibly smart people all in one place at one time." To view the 2005 Global Conference program and speakers, and watch a 4-minute video about the event, please visit our web http://www.milkeninstitute.org/gc2005. Members of the Technolink AssociationÊ may attend the conference for only $1,295 ö a $1,000 discount! For more information, please contact Tracy Andreen, at tandreen@milkeninstitute.org, or (310) 570-4600.   THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR BUSINESS ECONOMICS ÊPresents ãCHINAâS ECONOMIC GROWTH AND CHALLENGES TO ITä BY CHARLES WOLF, JR. Wednesday, March 2, 2005 11:30 a.m. Registration and Networking Noon - Lunch ð Session Talks - 12:30 p.m. ö 1:30 p.m. Omni Hotel, Los Angeles ð 251 S. Olive Street SESSION TOPIC: Dr. Wolf, whose most recently-published book concerning China is ãFault Lines in Chinaâs Economic Terrain,ä will discuss short term challenges posed to Chinaâs economy, including currency valuation, inflation and employment rates, as well as long-term social and institutional challenges relating to China. MEET THE SPEAKER Charles Wolf, Senior Economic Adviser and Corporate Fellow in International Economics RAND Corporation Charles Wolf, Jr. is senior economic adviser and corporate fellow in international economics at RAND and Professor of Public Policy in the RAND Graduate School.Ê He received his B.S. and Ph.D degrees in economics from Harvard.Ê From 1967 until June 1981, he was head of RANDâs Economics Department, and thereafter was director of RAND research in international economics.Ê He was the founding dean of the RAND Graduate School, and served in that capacity from 1970 to 1997. Dr. Wolf is a Senior Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution, and a director of Capital Income Builder Fund, Inc. and Capital World Growth and Income Fund, Inc.Ê Dr. Wolf has served with the Department of State, and has taught at Cornell, the University of California at Berkeley, UCLA, and Nuffield College, Oxford. ÊHe is a member of the Advisory Board of the Center for International Business and Economic Research at UCLAâs Anderson School.Ê He is the author of more than 250 journal articles and the author or coauthor of two-dozen books including ãMarkets or Governments: Choosing Between Imperfect Alternativesä (1993) MIT Press, ãThe Economic Pivot in a Political Contextä (1997), ãAsian Economic Trends and Their Security Implicationsä (2000), ãStraddling Economics and Politics: Cross-Cutting Issues in Asia, the United States, and the Global Economyä (2002), and ãFault Lines in Chinaâs Economic Terrainä (2003).Ê He is a frequent contributor to The Wall Street Journal, The Asian Wall Street Journal, The Wall Street Journal Europe, The New York Times, The International Herald Tribune, and The Los Angeles Times.Ê Dr. Wolfâs main research and policy interests are the international economy, international security, and the relations between them. For Information and Registration Please Contact NABE at: ÊÊÊÊÊÊ Aura Ahrens at 310-798-2302 ð e-mail: LosAngelesNABE@earthlink.net NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR BUSINESS ECONOMICS ÊPresents ãCHINAâS ECONOMIC GROWTH AND CHALLENGES TO ITä BY CHARLES WOLF, JR. Wednesday, March 2, 2005 11:30 a.m. Registration and Networking Noon - Lunch ð Session Talks - 12:30 p.m. ö 1:30 p.m. Omni Hotel, Los Angeles ð 251 S. Olive Street Special Thanks Capital Guardian Group ð Payden & Rygel Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. ðLASFA ð Technolink Association REGISTRATION PRE-REGISTER AND SAVE: The cost for the lunch is $35 for NABE, LASFA and TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION members and $45 for non-members by Thursday, February 17, 2005.Ê After February 17, 2005 the price will be $45 for members and $55 for non-members.Ê Limited Space.Ê Deadline for All Registration is Friday, February 28, 2005   TECHNOLINK PRESENTS Technology Forecast 2005 • Annual Holiday Celebration Wednesday, December 15, 2004 • 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Omni Los Angeles Hotel, Downtown Los Angeles An Explosive Roundtable Forum with High-Tech, Life Sciences, Innovative, International, and Political Leaders sharing in discussion their perspective on the 2005 Industry and Technology Outlook for California and Beyond….   TECHNOLINK SUPPORTS Hungary Business Opportunities in the enlarged EU, HUNGARY. Electronics, Software Development, Auto component industry. You are invited to attend a breakfast meeting featuring how to take advantage of business opportunities in Hungary, from Hungarian companies. Business proposals from electronic, software development and auto component indusries. Two sessions are available: Time : November 18, 8.00-11.00 am, Venue : The Grand Long Beach Event Center, 4101 East Willow St. Long Beach, CA, 90815 OR Time : November 19, 8.00-11.00 am , Venue: The Johnatan Club, 545 S. Fiqueroa St, CA, 90071 To register and for additional information, please contact : Hungarian Consulate General, Trade Commissioner’s Office Tel : (310) 479 7878, Fax: (310) 479 5119 or Email : itdlosangeles@hungariantrade.org Traders, purchasing agents, companies interested in European business expansion, investors, outsourcing specialists, consulting companies will benefit from the meeting. !! REGISTER EARLY AND SAVE !! TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION Presents TECHNOLOGY FORECAST 2005 ANNUAL HOLIDAY CELEBRATION An explosive roundtable forum with High-Tech, Life Sciences, Innovative, International, and Political Leaders sharing in discussion their perspective on the 2005 Industries and Technology Outlook for California and beyond· WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2004 11:30 a.m. Registration and Holiday Networking Noon ð LunchÊ Session Talks ð 12:30 p.m. ö 1:30 p.m. THE OMNI HOTEL LOS ANGELES 251 S. Olive Street, Downtown Los Angeles SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS FROM SACRAMENTO: Lisa A. Kalustian, Chief Deputy Director for the Los Angeles Office ofÊGovernor Arnold Schwarzenegger, which serves as the primary link between state government and the communities spanning from Santa Barbara to Orange County. DISCUSSION TOPICS How will the 2005 political landscape affect the economic growth ÊofÊ Californiaâs industries· Globalization is here·. What effect will integration of technology and borderless societies have on Californiaâs industries and workforce. Which industries are expanding with the open doors of the global marketplace· Is the fallout of litigation driving the future direction of science and technological innovation? Which industries are benefiting from Homeland Security funding? Will this funding stream deplete revenue resources for other scientific breakthroughs and discoveries? Is Space exploration the new frontier for the commercial traveler? With the film industry and technology at new crossroads of interactive behavioral experiences· How will we view films in the near future? Special Thanks AT&T Wireless ð The Art Center College of Design ð CMISE ð Capital Guardian Business Technology Center ð California NanoSystems InstituteÊ Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce ð Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. NABE ð Jet Propulsion Laboratory ð LARTA ð Pomona Unified School District ÊThe OâNeill Company/GenAmÊ ðÊ UC Irvine Claire Treavor School of the Arts, UC Irvine Information & Computer Sciences For registration and information contact: FORTE DESIGNS AT 949.443.4026 MASTER OF CEREMONIES:Ê Billy A. Robbins, Attorney, Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., handles all phases of Intellectual Property Law with particular emphasis on China.Ê The United States House of Representatives recently recognized Mr. Robbins for his leadership role with the Association. MODERATOR:Ê Andrew Blazier is a business reporter for the San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group where he covers biotech and high-tech issues. SPACE EXPLORATION & BEYOND·Lt. General Eugene L. ãGeneä Tattini, Deputy Director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. ÊPrior to JPL, General Tattini was Commander, Space and Missile Systems Center, Los Angeles Air Force Base, and was responsible for managing the research, development, and acquisition of space launch, command and control, and satellite systems. MEET THE VISIONARIES: Dr. Alice Muntz is Associate Director of Development and Chief Operating Officer of the Institute for Cell Mimetic Space Exploration (CMISE).Ê She also founded Vizional Technologies and has raised more than $50 million and established key alliances with Fortune 500 companies. ÊJanet Pucino is Vice President of Application Services Worldwide for Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., supporting TV and Theatrical distribution worldwide. Previously Ms. Pucino was Chief Technology Officer at Art Center College of Design, where she was responsible for strategic planning and advancing technical infrastructure. Dr. Charles Ostman is Chair of the Nano Electronics and Photonoics Forum of NanoSig, Co-Founder of NanoSig, Senior Consultant for the Strategic Synergy Group, and Senior Fellow at the Institute for Global Futures, and a Senior Associate of the Foresight Institute. Dr. Kevin Scanlon is Founder of Pasadena BioSciences, whose mission is to integrate the creative knowledge of science with the core disciplines of business development strategies.Ê Dr. Scanlon has previously served on the Senior Management Team of Berlex Biosciences Êand was President of the International Society of Cancer Gene Therapy in London.Ê Dr. Bill Tomlinson, Assistant Professor of Informatics and Drama at the University of California, Irvine, teaches in the ACE (Arts Computation Engineering) graduate program.Ê He is a researcher and animator of autonomous computational characters.Ê His animated film, "Shaft of Light," screened at the Sundance Film Festival. The Honorable Manu Kullervo Virtamo, named Consul General of Finland in Los Angeles this year.Ê Consul General Virtamo has held positions with emphasis on economic relations in Finland, France and his most recent post, prior to Los Angeles, was Minister-Counselor for Economic Affairs, Embassy of Finland in Washington, D.C. E-mail: fdesigns@intersonnet.com or WWW.TECHNOLINKASSOC.ORG TECHNOLINK ASSOCIATION TECHNOLOGY FORECAST 2005 ANNUAL HOLIDAY CELEBRATION Special Thanks The Art Center College of Design ð CMISE ð Capital Guardian Business Technology Center ð California NanoSystems InstituteÊ Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce ð Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. NABE ð Jet Propulsion Laboratory ð LARTA ð Pomona Unified School District ÊThe OâNeill Company/GenAm ð UC Irvine Claire Treavor School of the Arts, UC Irvine Information & Computer Sciences WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2004 11:30 a.m. Registration and Networking Noon ð Lunch ð Talks begin promptly at 12:30 p.m. The Omni Los Angeles Hotel ð 251 S. Olive Street, Downtown Los Angeles Past Events Archive