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Sao Paulo, Brazil ITM Expo December 3-6, 2007 This presentation will address what VCs are looking for in technology and markets and why companies are being funded. The presentation will cover trends and address that VCs are looking for as they invest in companies and what the exit strategy is. Historically, 34 to 36 percent of venture money has been spent in Silicon Valley. In 2006, $25 billion was invested in the United States — $9 billion of that in Silicon Valley.Innovation can happen anywhere and the key to innovation is communications. Innovation is happening in Israel and Eastern Europe, and there are new technology companies being created in Latin America. Latin America presents an enormous opportunity, specifically in telecom infrastructure build-out, and is a more attractive market for a U.S. telecom supplier (specifically a start-up). The presentation will cover all the industries and what the impact is on both datacom and telecom, as well as discuss valuation at seed, first-, and second-round stages and summarize how to build a successful business and raise money. Broadband World Forum Beijing China World Trade Center June 5-8, 2007 Communications venture investments over the last two years are on the rise, reaching 10% of all U.S. venture investments. At the same time the worldwide demand has increased 15% as emerging markets begin to demand more connectivity. Today, most manufacturing is being done in China. Startups are getting funded in India and China and there are a number of Silicon Valley VC's with offices in both countries. India presents an enormous opportunity, specifically in telecom infrastructure build out, and is a more attractive market for a U.S. telecom supplier (specifically a new start-up). Dan Gatti addresses the world-wide venture market and gives attendees a sneak peek at what’s hot, and what’s not. The discussion will highlight specifics they are looking for in investment opportunities and how to plan one’s exit strategy. Also discuss several industries and what the impact is on both datacom and telecom with case studies on the semi-conductor industry, the software and security industry and the potential for triple-play products. Broadband World Forum Beijing China World Trade Center June 5-8, 2007 Communications venture investments over the last two years are on the rise, reaching 10% of all U.S. venture investments. At the same time the worldwide demand has increased 15% as emerging markets begin to demand more connectivity. Today, most manufacturing is being done in China. Startups are getting funded in India and China and there are a number of Silicon Valley VC's with offices in both countries. India presents an enormous opportunity, specifically in telecom infrastructure build out, and is a more attractive market for a U.S. telecom supplier (specifically a new start-up). Dan Gatti addresses the world-wide venture market and gives attendees a sneak peek at what’s hot, and what’s not. The discussion will highlight specifics they are looking for in investment opportunities and how to plan one’s exit strategy. Also discuss several industries and what the impact is on both datacom and telecom with case studies on the semi-conductor industry, the software and security industry and the potential for triple-play products.
Broadband World Forum Beijing China World Trade Center June 5-8, 2007 Communications venture investments over the last two years are on the rise, reaching 10% of all U.S. venture investments. At the same time the worldwide demand has increased 15% as emerging markets begin to demand more connectivity. Today, most manufacturing is being done in China. Startups are getting funded in India and China and there are a number of Silicon Valley VC's with offices in both countries. India presents an enormous opportunity, specifically in telecom infrastructure build out, and is a more attractive market for a U.S. telecom supplier (specifically a new start-up). Dan Gatti addresses the world-wide venture market and gives attendees a sneak peek at what’s hot, and what’s not. The discussion will highlight specifics they are looking for in investment opportunities and how to plan one’s exit strategy. Also discuss several industries and what the impact is on both datacom and telecom with case studies on the semi-conductor industry, the software and security industry and the potential for triple-play products. Consultants Forum San Antonio Westin Riverwalk December 3-5, 2006 Dan Gatti is the keynote speaker: " How the Venture Capital community influences location decision making in the ICT Industry" *The discussion will address: 1-Silicon Valley perspective on attracting IT companies. 2- How can development agencies adapt their strategies to meet challenges from low cost locations like China and India. 3-How do you sustain and expand your IT clusters in light of these challenges. Globalcomm 2006 Chicago McCormick Place June 4-8 , 2006 Communications venture investments over the last two years are on the rise, reaching 10% of all U.S. venture investments. At the same time the worldwide demand has increased 15% as emerging markets begin to demand more connectivity. Today, most manufacturing is being done in China. Startups are getting funded in India and China and there are a number of Silicon Valley VC's with offices in both countries. India presents an enormous opportunity, specifically in telecom infrastructure build out, and is a more attractive market for a U.S. telecom supplier (specifically a new start-up).This panel addresses the world-wide venture market and gives attendees a sneak peek at what’s hot, and what’s not. The experts highlight specifics they are looking for in investment opportunities and how to plan one’s exit strategy. This panel discusses several industries and what the impact is on both datacom and telecom with case studies on the semi-conductor industry, the software and security industry and the potential for triple-play products. Globalcomm India 2006 New Delhi Pragati Maldan ExhibitionCentre February 20-22 , 2006 Dan Gatti will present a "Venture Capital Perspective on technology investing" at Globalcomm India 2006. The presentation covers venture capital investments around the world and trends in technology. Mr. Gatti will discuss today's trends and what segments are getting traction iin telecommunications. Red Hot Locations Investors of the Future Forum London Conrad Hotel June 6-8, 2005 Dan Gatti presented a "Silicon Valley Perspective on VC Investing" at the Investors of the Future Forum hosted by Red Hot Locations. The presentation discussed venture capital investments around the world and trends in technology. Mr. Gatti presented today's trends and how to develop a cost effective strategy by maximizing skills in India and China. Red Hot Locations Investors of the Future Forum Hong Kong, China Conrad Hotel November 18-19, 2004. Dan Gatti presented a "Silicon Valley Perspective on VC Investing" at the Investors of the Future Forum hosted by Red Hot Locations. The presentation discussed venture capital trends and who was investing outside the U.S. and effectiveness of off-shore development..
Banff Venture Forum Banff, Alberta Rimrock Hotel Resort September 24-25, 2004. Dan
Gatti is the Chairperson of "Cross border transactions - what U.S.
investors look for when considering taking companies south." The U.S.
VC perspective. http://www.banffventureforum.org/speakers/ Canada is where the region's most savvy high technology firms and some of the most influential investors from across Canada and abroad will converge to explore new investment opportunities. Whether
you are an investor, looking for investment, interested in networking
with your peers, or are just interested in learning more about raising
investment capital, Banff Venture Forum is an opportunity you cannot
afford to miss. And Banff is one of the world's most perfect settings
to blend business with world-class entertainment and recreation activities.
Chicago Industrial Communications Association Supercomm, McCormick Place, Chicago June 21-24, 2004. Dan Gatti is the Chairperson of Storage in the Enterprise: SAN-NAS-DAS -- Building Resiliency into Enterprise Networks http://www.cica.org/supercomm/index.asp The increasing adoption and growth of networked storage across businesses of all types and sizes has helped bring storage area networks (SAN) to a new level of maturity. Today many users are ready to take their SAN deployment to the next level in order to continue to meet business objectives, such as improved storage resource access and utilization, disaster recovery and business continuity. Often this requires increasing the number of ports or devices physically connected to a large SAN and/or creating "wide area" SANs through the interconnection of geographically dispersed SAN islands. This workshop
is intended to help users navigate through the complexities involved
with design and deployment of large scale distributed SANs by addressing
several of the key issues that may be encountered, including areas such
as scalability, availability, performance and security. To provide help
for overcoming these issues, the workshop will introduce available best
practices and complementary technologies as well as relevant areas for
industry standardization.
TiE Con Vancouver Technology Entrepreneurship Conference March 26,2004 Hyatt Regency, Vancouver, Canada. http://www.tie-vancouver.org/tiecon.htm TiEcon is Canada's premier technology conference for entrepreneurs. It is a one-day Technology Entrepreneurship Conference that brings together participants in the major technology industry sectors. It is THE forum for entrepreneurs and professionals at all stages of corporate development and the entrepreneurial ecosystem. TiEcon brings together expert speakers on venture capital, government policy, finance, entrepreneurship, expanding your business, along with industry specific expertise in telecommunications, biotechnology, information technology,wireless and new power technologies. Dan Gatti will present background on "Why Canada" is the most cost effective place in the world to do technology development and provides unique programs to enable companies to get to market. Canada is more cost effective than India and China. |
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Events
Tom Ridge, Julie Gatti and Dan Gatti
Carly Fiorina, CEO of HP receiving EIA Medal Of Honor Award with Dan Gatti at EIA Spring Conference 2004
Pardeep Sangha-Ventures West, Linda Thorstad-Leading Edge, Dan Gatti, Mike Volker-SFU, Neil Sundstrom-Packeteer at Tie Vancouver
Dan Gatti presenting at Investors of Future Forum sponsored by Red Hot Locations in Hong Kong
Hounourable Ann McLellan-Deputy Prime Minister Canada, Dan Gatti, Dean David Lynch-University Alberta
Sydney Harmon, CEO Harmon International receiving EIA Medal Of Honor Award with Dan Gatti at EIA Spring Conference 2003
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