Registration open for the MIT-China Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum

October 14, 2011

The MIT Chinese Students and Scholars Association (MIT CSSA) presents the inaugural MIT-China Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum (MIT-CHIEF) conference, the largest China-focused event on the MIT campus! Please join us on Nov. 19-20 to discover the tremendous opportunities in China and explore your next innovative business ideas!

Register now at http://mitchief.org/register

You will:

Meet top venture capitalists, successful entrepreneurs and technical experts from both China and the U.S.
Discover opportunities in the hottest areas of technology, including clean energy, information technology and health care.
Join a fast-growing market of 1.3 billion people, understand the Chinese business environment, and spot future development opportunities.
Learn about recent cutting-edge research at MIT, where revolutionary technologies have shaped the world for the past 150 years.
Find out more about the most innovative business plans submitted to our "Pitch to China" Business Plan Contest, which will receive a total of $18,000 in prizes.

Learn more information of the conference at http://mitchief.org

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