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			| |   SILICON DRAGON BEIJING 2012 May 31    
The Rise of the Serial Entrepreneur in China    SIGN UP HERE  Speakers: Hurst Lin, Partner, DCM Xing Liu, MD, Sequoia Capital China Joe Chen, CEO, Renren Andy Tian, GM, Zynga China Chuan Luo, CEO, AppChina Derek Ling, CEO, Tianji  Tong Li, CEO, Hengzhi.cc Frank Yu, CEO, Kwestr Chris Evdemon, GM, Innovation Works Nelson Griggs, Senior VP, NASDAQ OMX Constance Choy, Partner, Sidley Austin MC: Rebecca Fannin   May 31, 4-8pm Tech Chats, Venture Panel,  Q&A, Networking, Cocktail Reception   |  |  | DCM's David Chao & Joe Chen, Renren | 
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 | China, India Dealmakers Count Big-Time in Forbes' Midas List of Top 100 VCs |  | 
 
What a difference it makes to have China and India included in the Forbes' Midas List 2012.    One-quarter of the top 100 ranked VCs in the 2012 Forbes list have China and India deals sprinkled into their portfolios spanning Europe, Israel and the U.S. This top tier group includes three VC leaders who have spearheaded their firms' push into Asia: Jim Breyer, Accel Partners, #1; John Doerr, Kleiner Perkins, #12; and Michael Moritz, Sequoia Capital, #13.  |  |  | Jim Breyer, Accel | 
 This year's list reflects the importance of China and India as emerging hotspots of technology innovation, as well it should! China and India already account for 17% of total venture capital invested -- and are continuing to grow in relation to the U.S., which still claims a sizeable 70% share. Overall, the 2012 rankings highlight the trend of Silicon Valley dealmakers that have gotten on the fast track to China and India. See Forbes.    Here's my tally of China dealmakers on the list in 2012 (RED = New): Scott Sandell, New Enterprise Associates, #14;  Neil Shen, Sequoia Capital China, #24; Andrew Yan, SAIF Partners, #27; Yuri Milner, Digital Sky Technologies, #29; Suyang Zhang, IDG Accel, #35; John Walecka, Redpoint Ventures, #43; Dongliang Lin, IDG Accel, #48; David Yuan, Technology Crossover Ventures, #50; Tim Chang, Mayfield Fund, #54; Ping Li, Accel Partners, #58; David Chao, DCM, #60; Thomas Ng, GGV Capital #66; Brian Ascher, Venrock, #67; Ruby Lu, DCM, #76; Erhai Liu, Legend Capital, #84; Jenny Lee, GGV Capital, #94; Ajay Agarwal, Bain Capital Ventures, #95; and Richard Liu, Morningside Ventures, #100.   For perspective, here's the four India dealmakers on the 2012 list: Rob Chandra, Bessemer Venture Partners, #28; Vinod Khosla, Khosla Ventures, #34; Navin Chaddha, Mayfield Fund, #46, and Subrata Mitra, Accel India, #99.    Keep in mind that the 2011 Midas list did not factor in China and India deals; and a separate Forbes ranking was later published for China VCs.
   Interestingly, many of these players and their Chinese and Indian deals are featured in my books,  Startup Asia and Silicon Dragon.   | 
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 Video Interviews with Thought Leaders in China Private Equity    Fred Hu, Primavera Capital;  Jenny Zeng, Magic Stone Alternative Inv. Ludvig Nilsson, Jade Invest; Huoy-Ming Yeh, SVB Capital China |  |  |  |       | 
 | China VC Investment Drops  (more than US)    Q 1 2012 / Q 1 2011                 # of Deals   % change          Volume           % change   CHINA              45        - 39%                $745M          - 56%    U.S.                717       -   9%                 $6.3B          - 18%       Source: Dow Jones VentureSource                     China Fund Raising Falls Too                           Q 1 2012 / Q 1 2011      CHINA        # of Funds     % change         Volume           % change                        29             - 67%             $958M             - 84%   Source: Zero2IPO        |  |  |  |   | 
 |  | FYI |  | Apple iPhone dominance could be short-lived if it doesn't get the right functions and features to work for Chinese market. HBR   China launches its own Pinterest for purchasing luxury items. PSFK     The Soft Power of Meeting Eye to Eye (and US Ambassador Gary Locke) CMP  Best Equity Research Report You've Ever Read? A Must-Read Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (albeit 2004)     VC Jim Breyer on Luck, Global Change, China and Predicting the Future. Forbes   TWEETS Esther Dyson @edyson: China to have 170 mass-transit systems by 2025. Wish the US had caught all of us before we bought our own cars!  @forbesasia: Hewlett-Packard (HP) CEO Meg Whitman reaches out and gave China a big bear hug last week http://t.co/BhjsbRGL by @RogerKay @NiuB: Chinese Netizens Say Time To "Clean Up" Foreign "Trash" http://t.co/D5NVA2Cd (And toss China's future out the window...)   TRAVELS Interesting! Just when I am planning a trip to CHENGDU this month!    DEALS GSR Ventures, Oak Investment Partners put $30M in LED maker SunSun Lighting as bets are on the LED market could top $300B.    BASF Venture Capital invests $5M in Tsing Capital's clean energy fund.   Cloud software service Evernote raises $70M from CBC Capital, Meritech Capital, and sets up joint venture to tap Chinese market.    NEW FUNDS Matrix Partners China raises nearly $50M for local currency fund to complement its dollar fund of $350M raised in 2011   Giant VC firm NEA closes on $2.1B (!), for its 14th fund and a winner on the fund size scales. Wonder how much will go to China and India?   FINANCING TRENDS: Winter-time?  As venture capitalists turn their back on China, funding dries up.   Well-known lawyer Carmen Chang retires from WSGR to join NEA as a Special Senior Advisor and work with China portfolio companies.   Cadwalader gains three Jones Day partners for its Hong Kong office: - Joseph Lee, Jeffrey Maddox and David Neuville.   | 
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