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The NACEA seminar held at the posh Hilton Woodbridge on February 24, 2013 was a resounding success. In fact, demand was so large that registration had to be closed several days before the event.
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Entrepreneurs crowded into the Szechuan House (Chuan Mei Zi) in Hamilton, NJ for one of NACEA's business networking event. |
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On August 19, at the Fuji Japanese Restaurant in North Brunswick, the NACEA executive committee, the Board of Directors and some NACEA members participated in an Election meeting to decide the next President and President-Elect of the organization. |
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Eager entrepreneurs crowded into the Garden Buffet in Union for Union NACEA's business networking event, filling up all the available chairs and proving once again that people are ready and willing to take charge of their own destinies in today's uncertain economic times. |
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On May 12, the North America Chinese Entrepreneurs Association (NACEA) and the New Jersey Center for Small Business Development (NJSBDC) co-hosted a business seminar called “Doing Business with China-Working with China's Private Enterprises”. The seminar was held in the 200 year old historic Liberty Museum Hall at Kean University. Over a hundred attendees from various ethnic groups attended this informative event. A group of 7 delegates from the China Association for Technology Advancement of Private Enterprises (CATAPE) made a special trip from Beijing, China to attend the seminar. |
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The meeting was another roaring success, with the capacity crowd of more than 50 people taking up all the seats in the room and raptly listening to the panelists and speakers. |
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The North-American Chinese Entrepreneur Association (NACEA) successfully held the 2011 annual conference, titled Innovation Oriented Opportunities for US-China Entrepreneurs & Scientists, on Dec 3, 2011 at NJIT. More than 150 entrepreneurs, professionals and students listened attentively to the high quality speeches that were in four sessions. |
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The 8/23 Business Card Exchange Event in Princeton was a great success. There were 35 entrepreneurs, Princeton Ph.D Students and investors listened attentively to the presentation by Media Training Worldwide CEO Mr. TJ Walker. |
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The Business Card Exchange event, co-hosted by NACEA and TheCASE at Columbia University, was very successful. There were over 50 attendees, although it was raining all day. |
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A very successful event where more than 50 people came to network and talk with other entrepreneurs, as well as have a nice time eating good food. |
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NACEA's June 11th event at NJIT Enterprise Development Center was very successful. This round table seminar delivered high quality speeches and effective coaching on how to apply for government-related funding for start-up companies. We were very fortunate to have NJEDA senior officer Paula and SBIR/STIR funding application professional Roger join us and bring us the latest special funding opportunities for Small Businesses, including new technology and new energy areas. |
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This semi-formal event was held at the office of Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, P.A, in Woodbridge, NJ on May 1, 2011. Around 40 people listened to a feature presentation on "Employment Agreements & Restrictive Covenants" by the host law firm. Participants learned about existing as well as well as new rules a business owner should know regarding employment and other critical issues. |
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This event was one of NACEA's Entrepreneur Series and held at NJIT on Saturday, March 5, 2011. More than 100 people showed up and listened attentively to the presentation and interview of successful Start-ups. The keynote speech was What is Lean Startup methodology, how can it be applied for marketing and growth for startups, by Joe Chin, CEO / Founder of SourcePad. followed by a case study via an interview with a successful entrepreneur, Danny Wen, Co-founder of Harvest. |
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This semiformal event was held at Fuji Sushi and Seafood and Buffet in North Brunswick, NJ on December 18, 2010, and was limited to 30 people due to space limitations. It was motivated by the desire to create an amiable environment among NACEA people so that they may exchange business experience and establish close relationships and networking. |
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NACEA's first Annual Conference was a rousing success, with more than 200 people crowding into the plush Hilton conference rooms to listen to a renowned group of experienced panelists and distinguished speakers, and later filling the elegant banquet room for a good meal and more socializing and networking. |
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The mini-seminar was held at the Avetech Institute of Technology in South Plainfield, NJ. Around 50 people listened to the very interesting presentations of the presenters. |
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The mini-seminar was held at the NJIT Enterprise Development Center, which featured modern meeting facilities in a relaxed office environment. More than 60 people listened to the speakers and joined in discussion with the panelists. Afterwards, people congregated in groups and continued to talk enthusiastically, until NACEA officers had to turn off the lights to get people to realize it was time to leave! |
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Thanks to the efforts of NACEA officers, the support of its members, and contributions from many more, the October 24 Seminar, which patterned itself after the January Seminar earlier this year, was another success! More than 100 people showed up and listened attentively to each of the presentions.
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The small gathering of NACEA members and officers at the law offices of Zhiyu Hu was limited to only 30 total participants due to space restrictions, but there was much discussion and participation generated at the event, with officers reminiscing with members about their experiences in China and starting the organization. |
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On June 28th, 2009, NACEA held its 4th mini-seminar this year at the HSBC branch in Summit. More than 60 people attended the meeting, and for the third consecutive time registration had to close early because of the high demand and limited seating. NACEA's 10-member delegation, led by May Li, President of NACEA, visited 10 cities in China. |
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The meeting was another great success as more than 70 people crowded into the 10th floor meeting room of the Wilentz Goldman & Spitzer building. Online registration again had to be closed 2 days before the event due to the overwhelming response from interested people and limited space. |
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The meeting was a great success as more than 60 people crowded into the HSBC Bank meeting room. Online registration had to be closed 2 days before the event due to the overwhelming response from interested people. |
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Thanks to the efforts of NACEA officers, the support of its members, and contributions from many more, the January 10 seminar was a great success! In spite of the severe snow warning and freezing weather, more than 120 people showed up and listened attentively to each of the presentions, which were unanimously acknowledged as being of superior quality and value by both the panelists and the audience. |
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The First NACEA Networking Meeting was a great success as more than 45 people crowded into the Scotch Plains Library meeting room and separated into subgroups for intense and satisfying group meetings. The subgroups were Biotech & IT, Engineering/New Energy/Environment, and Trading/Finance/Other businesses. Felicia Zimmerman of Fast Track English started the meeting by giving a very entertaining presentation on communication skills. |
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The NACEA 6th Entrepreneur Seminar was successfully held in NJIT's bright new GITC building. Over 65 people showed up in spite of the summer vacation season and a dozen joined the NACEA as formal members on the spot. |
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The fifth NACEA Entrepreneur Seminar was an overwhelmingly GREAT success as people completely filled the large AvTech conference room to listen to our three speakers: Jonas Wang, Ph.D., Partner, Sycamore Venture; John Ason, Angel Investor; and Stephen Furnari, Partner, Furnari Levine LLP. |
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John Follis, and Lowell Feuer, two highly experienced and successful entrepreneurs, shared their combined 40 years of experience in marketing and their US and international experience, including China. They were joined in a panel discussion by YC Chien and Douglas Deboer. |
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The second public seminar
featured business lawyers Michael Huey and Zhiyu Hu who discussed
with us the various legal issues regarding business set-up.
In addition, Mr. Junfei Sheng, Chairman
and CEO of China Star Group, reviewed the
current economic situation in China |
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The first NACEA seminar for entrepreneurs was a roaring success, with more than 70 people attending the event. You can learn more about the seminar and view images from the event by clicking here.
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The second NACEA meeting was held on 10/7/2006 at the meeting room of Lawyer Zhiyu Hu's office. You can learn more about the event and view images by clicking here.
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The first NACEA meeting was held on 9/9/2006 at the meeting room of Lawyer Zhiyu Hu's office. You can learn more about the event and view images by clicking here.
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