Dear CE Friends,

Thank you again for your support of our 5 Year Anniversary event on “Securing Financing from Investors”. It was another great success and I am sure you will enjoy this next event. Cleantech, global warming and social responsibility have become hot words around the world, but what do you know about them? How does this relate to entrepreneurship?

Well, because of that buzz around the world, many venture investment professionals and entrepreneurs in China have made that their focus. China’s huge energy, water and related natural resource challenges are driving the creation of vast markets for cleantech solutions. Companies in China are also emerging as a major source of cleantech innovation. Large corporations are accelerating their adoption of cleantech into their operations and supply chains to meet corporate and government sustainability targets.

With these fundamental drivers for cleantech development in China just beginning, investors are increasingly participating in the growing opportunities to provide greater energy efficiency, alternative energy sources, and more effective resource management technologies and processes to meet the booming market demand and drive higher returns.

To gain insight on how to be successful in China’s cleantech space, join us for an exciting and informative panel discussion that will address:

1. What is cleantech?
2. China as a cleantech superpower
3. What early and mid-stage China cleantech investors and entrepreneurs should know?
4. What are the trends and drivers of cleantech investment globally and in China?
5. Building a Chinese cleantech success story
6. What cleantech sectors and technologies are up and coming now?

For this panel, we are happy to welcome Fraser Mendel of Morrison & Foerster and Jim Mahoney, Managing Director of Cleantech China.

We look forward to seeing you on March 19th.
Sincerely,
For this panel, we are happy to welcome Fraser Mendel of Morrison & Foerster, Don Ye, Managing Partner of China Environment Fund, Daniel Qiu, Executive Director of Morgan Stanley, David Wu, founder and CEO of Net Power Technology Company and Jim Mahoney, Managing Director of Cleantech China.

We look forward to seeing you on March 19th and another five years in the community.

Eric L. Schmidt
Chairman, President
China Entrepreneurs
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Speaker- Fraser Mendel, Of Counsel, Morrison & Foerster. Since 1998 Mr. Mendel has represented companies engaged in the China market with a particular focus on companies in technology industries. His Cleantech practice has included advising on carbon trading agreements, biofuel research programs, low-energy construction projects, advice on China’s environmental legislation including China RoHS/WEEE and recycling, and advising companies developing sustainable building projects. Mr. Mendel received both his J.D. from the School of Law and his M.A. in International Studies (China) from the University of Washington in 1994 and an LL.M. in Taxation from New York University School of Law in 1996.

Speaker- Don Ye, Managing Partner of Tsing Capital, the first Cleantech Capital management firm in China with a serial of China Environment Funds (www.cefund.com) under management. Don Ye founded the firm in 2001, as well as China Environment Fund 2002 and China Environment Fund 2004, which have become the first and most prominent cleantech funds in China. In China, Mr. Ye was selected as 2002 “the Most Active Venture Capitalist”, 2003 “Top Ten Best Venture Capitalists” in China, 2003 “China New Economy People 100”, 2004 “China Environment People” nominee, as well as 2005 “Pioneer Award” by Cleantech Venture Forum. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from the University of International Business and Economics (UIBE) in Beijing, China.

Speaker- Daniel Qiu, Executive Director, Morgan Stanley. Mr. Qiu is responsible for originating and executing capital markets , M&A and principal transactions in the energy and utilities space, with a focus on clean and renewable energy related sectors. He has helped Chinese clients to raise overseas capital to fund or expand alternative energy businesses, including wind, hydro, solar, biomass, biofuel, CBM, DME, energy efficiency, etc. Mr. Qiu holds an MBA degree from the Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania and a BA in Economics from the University of International Business and Economics

Speak- David Wu, founder and CEO of Net Power Technology Company (NPT, www.netpowertech.com ). NPT is a low-cost bulk electricity storage provider, specialized in the commercial electricity peak-shaving, renewable energy storage and lead-acid battery replacement, as well as hybrid vehicle energy storage research. He was an assistant mayor of Chi-Bi city in central China, prior to that he was a senior IT specialist in IBM New York. He received Master of Public Administration degree from Columbia University and bachelor degree of EE from Shanghai Jiaotong University.

Moderator- James Mahoney, China Country Director for the Cleantech Group. Mr. Mahoney has been based in China for 12 years. For the past three years, he has directed market research, strategy, target due diligence, channel sales, and local procurement - all for western investors or providers of industrial equipment and management services participating in China’s agriculture, waste and wastewater treatment, and coal chain and power sectors. Mr. Mahoney holds an MBA degree from Rutgers University and a BA in Psychology from the University of Guelph (Canada).