5941 Optical Court
San Jose, California 95138

How to Pick your Investor?
A Business Development Workshop
Wednesday March 5, 2008

Agenda
11:30 AM - 12:15 PM Registration, Networking & Lunch
12:15 PM - 2:00 PM Workshop

Raising capital is crucial for any company. Sufficient capital helps ensuring R&D, Due Diligence, Legal and Accounting services, Marketing, and improves hiring potential. Unfortunately it's not that easy to raise capital, and you often think about just blasting all the active investment funds with your business plan, praying that everything will turn out ok when this approach has low chance of success! To avoid unnecessary hassles, you need to pick your investor carefully. This workshop will show you how to make the good choice.

Speaker: Gregory W. Heibel, Partner, Corporate Group, Emerging Companies Group Member, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP

Greg Heibel, a partner in the Silicon Valley office, is a member of the Emerging Companies practice group, which advises emerging and public technology companies, venture capital firms and other technology investors. Mr. Heibel's practice includes the formation, financing and general corporate counseling of rapidly growing technology companies; the representation of venture capital firms and other investors in private and public offerings, as well as other complex transactions related to high growth companies. Mr. Heibel has completed hundreds of venture capital financings, mergers, acquisitions and licensing transactions for clients in the networking, wireless, Internet, software, life sciences and consumer industries. Additionally, Mr. Heibel has represented numerous Nasdaq listed companies in their public offering, mergers and acquisitions and ongoing corporate governance needs, including Foundry Networks, Virage Networks, Adeza, Laserscope, Intellisync and Preview Systems.

Regular $40 | Partners' Network $30 | Members: Free | Door Registration: add $10.

Official Website: http://www.sjbiocenter.com/event/ev_2008Q1-HowToPickYourInvestor.html

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