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Day 1 - June 2nd: Click here: Boot Camp Day 2 - June 3rd: See below
Time	Segment	Speakers/Panelists	Abstract
8:00am	Registration & Exhibitions	Booth Presentations
8:50am	Opening Remarks	Master Ceremony Raffy Chatav Gadi Behar I Silicom Ventures Bernard Widrow \| Stanford University
9:00am	Keynote	Meg Whitman I Former CEO eBay
9:25am	Consumer Media Keynote	Trip Hawkins Founder and CEO Digital Chocolate	"The Omni Media Revolution" A massive change in consumer media behavior is underway. Led by disruptive products that are causing exponential growth in digital media markets, traditional consumer media are becoming obsolete in the name of convenience and social value. This is creating many new opportunities for products, services, and companies.
9:55am	Consumer Media Panel	Yossi Vardi \| Int. Technologies Thomas S. Rogers \| Tivo Marissa Mayer \| Google Ram Shriram \| Sherpalo Kara Swisher \| All Things Digital Moderator: CJ Cornell \| ASU, Knight Center for Digital Media Entrepreneurship	"Consumer Media: What's Next" Media technology has enabled and empowered consumers to become creators, producers, marketers, activists and leaders - with audiences and customers of their own. All bets are off; College students are the new media moguls; innovative products are developed often in less time than it takes to go through airport security. So what's next on the horizon? Will consumers embrace the rapid pace of new products? Will they pay? And what are the opportunities for investors? We’ll hear from four accomplished and experienced technology leaders as we discuss trends in consumer media technology and how they are impacting business and society.
10:40am	Alternative Energy Keynote	Vinod Khosla Founder Khosla Ventures	"Maintech, not Cleantech" Finding the "Chindia" solutions, and the key criteria necessary to differentiate them from niche opportunities.
11:10am	Alternative Energy Panel	Ajit Nazre \| KPCB Atiq Raza \| Khosla Ventures Ray Bingham \| General Atlantic LLC Tom Baruch \| CMEA Capital Dipender Saluja \| Capricorn Investment Group Moderator: Joseph Bach \| Nixon Peabody	"Breakthrough Tech for Truly Cost-Effective Alternative Energy" Current solutions are barely competitive with conventional ones and rely on government subsidies or on large spikes in oil prices. Furthermore, experts have diametrically opposing views on many issues such as bio fuel, nuclear energy, and the viability of the electric car. This panel will concentrate on discussing truly cost-effective alternative energy solutions.
11:55am	BioTech Q&A Session	Anne Wojcicki \| 23andMe John Steuart \| Claremont Creek Ventures	"Investing in BioTech" while some analysts were predicting that the biotech industry would not be adversely affected by the problems of the general economy, it seems that the poor economy of 2008 caught up with the industry. This session will explore and try to answer questions about the risk/reward trade offs of biotech investments and to shed light on future directions and opportunities.
12:20pm	Lunch & Exhibitions	Buffet-style	Located in the garden next to the McCaw Hall
1:20pm	Early Stage Investment Panel	Ken Elefant \| Opus Capital Eitan Bek \| Pitango Venture Capital Ryan Floyd \| Storm Ventures Jennifer Fonstad \| Draper Fisher Jurvetson Jeff Pulver \| pulver.com Josh Green I Mohr Davidow Ventures Moderator: Barry Kramer \| Fenwick & West LLP	"Early Stage Investment: Where do we go from here?" The tough economic times provide both challenges and opportunities for early investors. Clearly, most of us cannot afford to invest at the same rate as we did before 2008, however those of us who continue to invest see bigger deal flow, higher quality companies and better investment terms. This panel will discuss the changing situation both from the viewpoint of the investor and that of the startup company looking to raise its early rounds of financing.
2:05pm	M&A Buyers Panel	Nagraj Kashyap \| Qualcomm Brian Moriarty \| Sun Microsystems Luis Avila-Marco \| Juniper Networks Sandeep Varma I Symantec Moderator: Jackie Kessel \| Hanson Bridgett	"Mergers and Acquisitions: Opportunities for Startup Companies" With public offerings in short supply and profitability hard to come by, many startups are looking for the alternative exit: M&A. In this panel we will discuss and analyze the strategy and tactics that small companies can employ to achieve a successful acquisition and provide a win-win-win solution to it investors, employees and its acquirer.
2:50pm	Internet Search Panel	Burak Gokturk I Like.com Marti Hearst \| UC Berkeley Andrew Tomkins \| Yahoo! Research Michael Genesereth \| Stanford University Moderator: Jordan Becker \| Perkins Coie	"Search: The user experience of the future" The panel will discuss how the search experience is going to change in the future. With a “future” timeframe of 5 years from now, how will the experience of search be different for users? Among the many ways to be very different, which ones hold the most promise and how will be balance science and fantasy?
3:35pm	Mobile Keynote	David Perlmutter Executive VP GM of Mobility Group \| Intel	"Mobile Vision" The mobile computing world is becoming more mobile, with thinner, lighter and smaller form factors emerging that bring a PC computing experience to new users and in new ways. From super thin and light –yet powerful – notebooks to mobile internet devices to netbooks will marry with broadband wireless communications to bring an entirely new experience to the world. This talk will discuss the required technical enablers as well as the opportunities provided by this explosion of mobile IA computing.
4:05pm	Final Presentations & Award Ceremony	3 selected companies by the screening committee will present for 5 minutes each	Final presentations in front of a panel and audience, followed by an announcement of the winner
4:55pm	Closing

* program subject to change