NATEA www.natea.org NATEA North America Taiwanese Engineers’ Association NATEA was established on March 2, 1991. It is a non-profit tax deductible organization originated in California’s Silicon Valley. NATEA has more than 1,200 members. NATEA serves its members and their communities by sponsoring a variety of activities such as workshops, seminars, journals, newsletters, special interest groups (SIGs), and social meetings. NATEA is a major player in the Engineering, Science and Technology communities in United States, Canada and Taiwan NATEA Mission NATEA Mission (Continued) NATEA Mission Taiwan focus, support research and development in Taiwan and thereby enhance Taiwan’s technological global positions To Establish grass-roots relationships between NATEA and other scientific or engineering organizations, increase the community awareness of the achievement of Taiwanese American engineers and scientists To facilitate technology development, entrepreneurship and job opportunities, and to provide management skill training and opportunity for NATEA members To encourage and provide assistance to Taiwanese American young generation to pursue scientific or engineering careers NATEA Regional Chapters and Offices Eleven (11) Regional Chapters: Silicon Valley, Southern California, St. Louis, Greater New York, Austin, Ottawa - Canada, Dallas, Illinois (Greater Chicago), Taiwan, Seattle and Toronto-Canada Seven (7) Regional Offices: Vancouver, Phoenix, Columbus, San Diego, Detroit, Washington D.C. and Japan NATEA Regional Chapters US-Taiwan High-Tech Forum (UTHF) Since 1998 1998: 1999: 2000: 2001: 2002: 2003: 2004: 2005: 2006: Green Technologies High-Speed LAN Technologies Biotechnologies High-Speed / High-Performance Computing Network MEMS and Network Security RF IC Digital Content E-Security The World with RFID NATEA-SV Events in April 2003 Security and Mobility Symposium– Co-sponsored by IEEE at Stanford University, Palo Alto, April 4, 2003 NATEA-SV Special Interest Groups (SIGs) SIG Soft (Software) SIG BioTech (Biotechnology) SIG Entrepreneur Dr. Belle Tseng Dr. S. L. Cheng Mr. Roger Liao SIG MEMS/Nanotech Dr. Chuang-Chia Lin SIG SoC (Systems on Chip) Mr. Steven Yang SIG Wireless Mr. Symon Ma SIG Network Security Mr. Symon Chang SIG Young Generation NATEA Mr. George Chiao NATEA-SV SIG Seminar February 6, 2003 - Network Security Seminar Speaker: Dr. Min Chiang – Milpitas Library NATEA Social Activity NATEA Helps Taiwan Technology Conferences and Forums Job Fairs in North America and Talent Recruiting Trade Promotion Events Bring International Conferences to Taiwan Offer advises to Taiwan’s Technology Policy Setting NATEA 2004 & 2005 Major Events Delegation for Taiwan’s Science & Technology Diplomacy and International Technology Competitiveness Silicon Valley: Nano-technology Conference – Jointly organized by IEEE, NATEA Silicon Valley: Biotech Business Opportunity Conference – Jointly organized by ITRI, NATEA, Mount Jade Silicon Valley: UTHF2004 –- Digital Content Illinois Chapter: Biotechnology Applications Ottawa Chapter: Alternate Energy Technologies Symposium Hi Recruit Job Fair – September 25, 2005 at Santa Clara Marriott Hotel Silicon Valley UTHF2005 -- e-Security & UTHF – The World with RFID – Jointly organized with NSC Science & Technology Division of TECO San Francisco New York: Wire-less LAN Service and Applications – Jointly organized with NSC Science & Technology Division of TECO New York Taiwan As a Global R&D Center Cluster What Must Be Done? Life Time Education & All Citizen Education Recruit Overseas Talents for National Applied Research Laboratories (NARL) in Taiwan Encourage Taiwanese Engineers & Scientists to Study or Work Abroad in Part of Their Careers Stream-line the process to start R&D Centers in Taiwan Make Taiwan the Start-up Heaven: IPO market, IP Protection, Infrastructure, Excellent Living Enviroments NATEA’s Proposal UTHF– make it a major event in Silicon Valley and beyond – Technology: Multi-Track Conferences – Talents: Job Fairs – Trade: Promoting Taiwan’s Image – Business: Entrepreneurs and VC Match Making NATEA’s Proposal (Continued) North America-Taiwan SIG Networking Groups – Match the counter-part in North America and Taiwan – Form E-mail Group – Periodical Video Conference – Face-to-face meeting in Taiwan, US or Canada NATEA’s Proposal (Continued) Cultivate Young Overseas Taiwanese Professionals, Particularly Taiwanese Americans – – – – Job Referral Summer Internship Summer Camping Delegation Group– Visiting Taiwan’s Political, Culture, and Technology Industry Centers NATEA Activity in Taiwan NATEA Helps Taiwan NATEA Helps Taiwan NATEA Go Go Go