Stanford Seminar - What Asia Entrepreneurship Means for Silicon Valley

Explore the impact of Asian entrepreneurship on Silicon Valley in this Stanford seminar featuring insights from industry experts David Brunner of moduleQ, Jim Nguyen of Kynded, and Yukai Chou of YukaiChou.com. Gain a comprehensive understanding of entrepreneurial patterns and challenges in Asia, including cultural influences, investment trends, and emerging business opportunities. Discover how Asian economies are driving aggressive change in the global business landscape and learn about the crosspollinization of ideas between Silicon Valley and major Asian markets. Delve into topics such as quantitative and qualitative perspectives on Asian entrepreneurship, funding strategies, engineering resources, and the unique opportunities presented by different Asian economies. Examine the influence of Asian culture on business practices, explore the differences in short-term thinking, and understand the role of incubator programs in fostering innovation across the region.

Introduction
Panel Introductions
Prepared Remarks
David Brenner
Module Q
Quantitative Perspective
Qualitative Perspective
Global Crosspollination
Our Story
Saving the Sun
Radically Simple IT
Crosspollination
Influence of Asia Culture
San Francisco and Vietnam
My Mayor
plexusnet
POPS
How to deal with Asian investors
Influence of being Asian
Special opportunity
Funding
Engineering Resources
Why Silicon Valley
Why I moved to Silicon Valley
Why care about Asia
Shortterm thinking
Differences in Asia
Taiwan and China
Different Asia Economies
Incubator Programs