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Daniel Fineman Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Brenda Lei Foster AmCham Shanghai Dr. William Fuller ChinaVest Dr. Thomas Gold Berkeley-China Initiative University of California, Berkeley Dr. Sujian Guo Center for U.S.-China Policy Studies San Francisco State University David Hale Hale Advisers Daryl Hatano Semiconductor Industry Association Gordon Hein Asia Foundation Jane Hennessy Wells Fargo Bank Dr. Ta-Lin Hsu H&Q Asia Wilfred Hsu Group Azure LLC Todd Huang Shanghai Silicon Intellectual Property Exchange Shoulei Jiang Chinese Integrated Circuit Industry Association Brian Kapavik URS Corp. J.W. Keating SKS Die Casting and Machining, Inc. 144 Ties That Bind Dr. Regis B. Kelly California Institute for Quantitative Biomedical Research (QB3) Thomas Klitgaard San Francisco-Shanghai Sister City Committee Dr. George Koo Deloitte & Touche, LLP/Committee of 100 Wei-Tai Kwok Dae Advertising Jane Lee Taiwan Trade Center William Lee San Francisco City Planning Commission Paul Li Sanders Squire & Dempsey LLP Dr. Stanley Lubman University of California Berkeley James Mayfield U.S. Department of Commerce James Murray Visa International Dominic O’Hagan Wells Fargo-HSBC Trade Bank Bruce Pickering Asia Society Jeremy Potash California-Asia Business Council Jane Quan Berkeley Consulting Group LLC Bruce Quan Allbright Law Offices Daniel Quon Silicon Valley Bank
Walter Reichert Hewlett-Packard Co. Warren Rothman Attorney Emily Sano S.F. Asian Art Museum Dr. AnnaLee Saxenian University of California, Berkeley Gene Schnair Skidmore Owings & Merrill Weiguo Shen Shanghai Jinqiao Export Processing Zone Ray Shick Gensler Dr. James Sweeney Stanford University Mike Tamaru Cisco Systems Lawrence Tang Invest HK Robert Theleen ChinaVest Robert Tibbetts Hellmuth Obata + Kassabaum Lee Ting W.R. Hambrecht + Co. Ken Tsang Hina Group, Inc. Acknowledgments Richard Tsai Taiwan Trade Center Dr. Jonathan Wang Burrill & Co. Tina Wang W.I. Harper Group Rick Wen Overseas Orient Container Lines L. Leland ‘Skip’ Whitney GVA Whitney Cressman Dennis Wu United Commercial Bank Dr. Chi-Hang Yang Taipei Economic & Cultural Office Anne Stevenson Yang USITO (Beijing) Amb. Linda Yang Asian Competitiveness Association Chin Yao Achievo Corp. Dr. Peter Zhou University of California Berkeley Min Zhu New Enterprise Associates Song Zhu Squire Sanders & Dempsey LLP We also wish to thank the Asia Society of Northern California, the California-Asia Business Council, and the Committee of 100 for their encouragement and assistance in the development and release of this report. 145
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