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NATEA

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.

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NATEA

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  1. NATEA www.natea.org

  2. 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

  3. NATEA Mission

  4. NATEA Mission (Continued)

  5. 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

  6. 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

  7. NATEA Regional Chapters

  8. US-Taiwan High-Tech Forum (UTHF)Since 1998 • 1998: Green Technologies • 1999: High-Speed LAN Technologies • 2000: Biotechnologies • 2001: High-Speed / High-Performance Computing Network • 2002: MEMS and Network Security • 2003: RF IC • 2004: Digital Content • 2005: E-Security • 2006: The World with RFID

  9. NATEA-SV Events in April 2003 • Security and Mobility Symposium– Co-sponsored by IEEE at Stanford University, Palo Alto, April 4, 2003

  10. NATEA-SV Special Interest Groups (SIGs) • SIG Soft (Software) Dr. Belle Tseng • SIG BioTech (Biotechnology) Dr. S. L. Cheng • SIG Entrepreneur 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

  11. NATEA-SV SIG Seminar • February 6, 2003 - Network Security Seminar • Speaker: Dr. Min Chiang – Milpitas Library

  12. NATEA Social Activity

  13. 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

  14. 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

  15. 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

  16. 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

  17. 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

  18. 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

  19. NATEA Activity in Taiwan

  20. NATEA Helps Taiwan

  21. NATEA Helps Taiwan

  22. NATEA Go Go Go

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