Summit Recap
Seeing the collaboration opportunities in investment and financing between the U.S. and China, Liaoyuan has successfully hosted the 2016 US-China VC Summit & Startup Expo at Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. More than 100 leading investors from China and U.S. attended the summit. The presented organizations manage more than $ 20 billion in assets.
Hundreds of students and investors packed the main venue and sub-venue for eight keynote speeches, five elite dialogues, and nine forums on diverse topics. Over two days, the summit attracted 200 startups to participate in the project roadshows showcased by Sequoia Capital, Fortune Capital, and Taiyou Fund.
The summit was the largest event for VC communities and students studying abroad on the East Coast in years. More than 1,500 people attended the event, featuring over 30 guest speakers shared their insights with the audiences, including Wangcen, Partner of Sequoia Capital, Zhouxin, Chairman of Ehouse China, Jodi Goldstein, Managing Director of Harvard Innovation Lab, Anjney Midha, Partner of KPCB Edge, etc.
2017 US-China VC Summit & Convention on Exchange of Overseas Talents will be held on September 30 – October 1. We look forward to your participation and support.
Focuses: Artificial intelligence, Consumption Upgrade, Education and Technology, Asset Allocation and Immigration
Agenda
September 30(Saturday)
10 a.m.- 12 p.m. Keynote Speeches
2 p.m. - 6 p.m. Forums and Dialogues
7 p.m. -9 p.m. The Elites Dinner & Closing Ceremony
October 1(Sunday)
10 a.m. -3 p.m. China & U.S. Exchange of Talents + Sub-forums + Overseas Investment and Immigration Exhibition
Program Highlights
1. Initiate customized programs to meet the needs for all participated organizations
2. Provide a face-to-face platform for in-depth communication between top Chinese and American investors and enterprises
3. Target specific groups of audiences, increase brand awareness, and develop new opportunities
4. Promote complementary synergies between Chinese and American startups, enhancing brand influence