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Business Opportunities In the Cleantech Sector Tools and tactics from the trenches in Silicon Valley, Singapore, and Palau Presented at Sweden - U.S. Entrepreneurial
Business Opportunities In the Cleantech Sector Tools and
tactics from the trenches in Silicon Valley, Singapore, and Palau
Presented at Sweden - U.S. Entrepreneurial Forum 2009 September 17,
2009 Prepared by Tom Kosnik Fenwick and West Consulting Professor
And Annamaria Konya Director of Business Development
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Agenda Who are a few GLEAN Clean Tech Key Players? What are
Clean Tech Categories in 2009-2010? Where are GLEAN Hotspots for
Cleantech entrepreneurship? When can we get involved? World Telecom
09 (and 10) Green@ICT: October 5-9, 2009 NREL Clean Energy Forum 09
(and 10): Nov 3-5, 2009 Clean Tech Open 09 (and 10): November 17,
2009 GLEAN Palau Green Innovation Showcase: November 23-25, 2009
Clean Tech Open in Sweden 2010 How can increase our odds of
success? (Tools)
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Who are a few of the key GLEAN Clean Tech Players?
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Source for Map:
http://www.rain.org/homeschool/world-map-country-names.gif Who are
GLEAN Core team? (this is a Subset)
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What are Clean Tech Categories in 2009- 2010? 1. Clean Air,
Water, Waste Treatment 2. Energy Efficiency 3. Green Buildings 4.
Renewable Energy 5. Smart Power 6. Clean Transportation 7.Clean
Cosmetics 8.Clean clothing 9.Organic food 10. Cleantech Social
Movements 11. Clean ERP systems 12. Clean Social Media Apps 13.
Clean Countries! Top 6 Categories Are from:
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Where are GLEAN hot spots for Clean Tech entrepreneurship?
Microwave (Top 10): 1.Silicon Valley 2.Singapore
3.Stockholm/Sigtuna 4.Palau 5.Sydney 6.Beijing 7.Hong Kong
8.Shanghai 9.Copenhagen 10.Ho Chi Minh City Front Burner (Top 20):
Boston, Brunei, Sydney, DC Beltway, Hanoi, La Jolla, Los Angeles,
Maui, Seattle, Vancouver, BC Back Burner (Top 30): Bali, Bangalore,
Charlottesville, Honolulu, Kuala Lumpur, Lausanne, London,
Philadelphia, Portland, Victoria, BC
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When can We get Involved? World Telecom 09 (and 10) Green@ICT:
October 5-9, 2009 NREL Clean Energy Forum 09 (and 10): Nov 3-5,
2009 Clean Tech Open 09 (and 10): November 17, 2009 GLEAN Palau
Green Innovation Showcase: November 23-25, 2009 Clean Tech Open in
Sweden 2010
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International Telecommunications Union (ITU) The World
Telecom09 Green@ICT - Specialized agency of the United Nations
-World Telecom09 is a unique summit, which brings together a
exclusive mix of constituents from Heads of States to CEOs of large
companies, NGOs from all corners of the planet. -Geneva,
Switzerland from October 5-9,2009.
http://www.itu.int/WORLD2009/
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World Telecom'09 Green@ICT Mission of the Green Pavilion Raise
attention of the participating companies, governments and visitors
of World Telecom'09 of the importance of green ICT tools,
innovations, NGOs and companies. Show how to measure and reduce CO2
emissions as much as 20% in a short time period with green ICT.
Showcase and introduce state-of-the-art innovations in the ICT
sector which could help companies to increase their ROI. Increase
consciousness about what NGOs have already achieved and are
continuously doing in green ICT worldwide.
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NREL Clean Energy Forum: Nov 3-5, 2009 Talk to Tod Perry in the
workshop today [email protected] http://www.nrel.gov/
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Cleantech Open Awards Gala: Nov. 17, 2009 Special guest
speakers invited: Van Jones White House, Cathy Zoi - Assistant
Secretary of Energy, Gavin Newsom San Francisco Mayor, Meg Whitman
former eBay CEO, Chuck Reed San Jose Mayor, and more Expecting more
than 3,000 attendees National press and television coverage Members
of Sweden Us Entrepreneurship Forum are welcome!
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Cleantech Open Global Awards Gala San Francisco National
Business Competition: $250,000 Grand Prize* Global Ideas
Competition: min $100,000 Grand Prize** Marquee Speakers and VIP
Audience National and Global Press Coverage Exclusive VIP Event for
Sponsors, Partners November 17, 2009: The Academy Awards of
Cleantech Plus: Cleantech Open Expo Global Finalists from ~15
countries National Finalists 12 from 3 regions Regional
Semifinalists 73 companies International Pavilion Alumni Pavilion *
Cash and services ** Services (sponsor cash, where
appropriate)
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Come to Palau! GLEAN | Palau | November 23-25, 2009 13
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Why Palau? GLEAN | Palau | November 2009 Jacques Cousteau
considered Ngenelis Wall of Palau the best dive in the world Palau
is by far the safest, most accessible, and most pristine of the 7
Underwater Wonders of the world Enjoy Palaus underwater beauty from
the shore at the famous Palau Aquarium or on the hosted snorkeling
trips during the Conference Belize Barrier Reef Northern Red Sea
Galapagos Great Barrier Reef, Australia Lake Baikal, Siberia Deep
Sea Vents #1 Wonder: Palau!
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The GLEAN Palau Audience GLEAN | Palau | November 2009 Green
technology leaders who are promoting new technologies to increase
economic growth while protecting the ocean and natural
ecosystems.
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GLEAN Palau Conference Global Entrepreneurial Marketing
Workshop: Empowers aspiring entrepreneurs in Palau and Micronesia
with strategic marketing skills and tools to build their
businesses. GLEAN | Palau | November 2009
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CleanTech Open Mission The Cleantech Open mission is to find,
fund and foster entrepreneurs with big ideas that address todays
most urgent energy, environmental and economic challenges. The
program provides the infrastructure, expertise and strategic
relationships to turn ideas into successful global cleantech
companies.
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Cleantech Open Ecosystem Entrepreneurs Cleantech Open Entrants,
Current Semifinalists, Alumni Companies Cleantech Open Program
Volunteers Judges, Mentors, Trainers, Grant Writers, Mock Judges,
PR Team Business Network Government, Universities, US National
Laboratories, Venture Capital, Foundations, Energy Companies,
Entrepreneurs, Corporations
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Experienced Leadership Team Rex Northen, Executive Director
Annette Walker, Director Sponsor Relations Katie Roberts, Marketing
Communications Manager Shawn van Ittersum, IT Manager Michael
Santullo (Yahoo!) Marc Gottschalk (Wilson Sonsini) Laurent Pacalin
(Oracle, FICO) Ben Matteo (McKinsey, Eos Neuroscience) Leslie
Murdock (Murdock Martell) Patrick Stanton (Dealix, Autoweb) Rebeca
Hwang (YouNoodle) Michael Closson (Acterra) Executive StaffBoard of
Directors
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The Cleantech Open is the worlds largest cleantech business
competition. Our team of 500+ volunteers run three regional
business competitions covering nine states of the US and The Global
Cleantech Open Ideas Competition which starts in August 2009. The
Cleantech Open is the worlds largest cleantech business
competition. Our team of 500+ volunteers run three regional
business competitions covering nine states of the US and The Global
Cleantech Open Ideas Competition which starts in August 2009.
CleanTech Open is coming to Sweden in 2010! CleanTech Open is going
global in 2010. We are looking for volunteers in Sweden. Swedish
CleanTech entrepreneurs can win the global Prize in 6 categories
!
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How can increase our odds of success? (Tools) Circles of
Influence Players Stakes Code Give Get Analysis Reality Test to
Manage Risks
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Circles of Influence: Players who will bet on you Players Code
Stakes Circles of Influence!
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Players in Silicon Valley VC firms and Angel Investors Research
Universities (Stanford and Cal) Silicon Valley Law firms Investment
banking firms Stock exchanges (NASDAQ, NYSE, etc.) TiE, Monte Jade,
other societies BASES, ASES, Energy Crossroads, SWIB Public
Accounting firms Consulting firms Executive search firms Business
and Technical Media, Blogs Joint Venture Silicon Valley Government
agencies Who are the players in Stockholm and other parts of
Sweden?
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The stakes include Money Time Talent Technology And much more
Relationships & Social Networks Passion
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To earn a players trust, Learn the local code. Rules of the
game and rules of thumb Explicit and implicit Verbal and written
Communicated in public and private Hard to learn and easy to forget
Rooted in cultures of countries and regions Varies across
industries and functional disciplines.
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Winter 2009MS&E 271 GEM26 What will players Give and Get if
they partner? Adapted from: Kosnik (2000), Managing a Portfolio of
Polygamous Partnerships? Talk for Stanford Center for Professional
Education, January 26, 2000 TK
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Winter 2009MS&E 271 GEM27 RiskMitigation
StrategyContingency Plan Reality Test: What are the risks? How will
you manage them? DN
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Lets accelerate the velocity of Sweden-US clean tech
collaboration! Thank You! Tom Kosnik Skype: thomas.j.kosnik 1-650
450 3330
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Running a Cleantech Open
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Benefits of Affiliating with the Cleantech Open Ideas to
Market: Entrepreneur mentoring connecting ideas with capital and
customers Participation in National and International Network: VCs,
Sponsors, Prospects Comprehensive Training Annual Organizers Summit
Infrastructure: Web Platform including Recruitment, Event
Registration, Fundraising, Contact Management, Mentor Matching,
Business Clinic Scheduling, Judging, Alumni, et al Model Processes,
Programs, Sponsor Programs Model Training Program/Accelerator
Curriculum Model Events Marketing Brand, Materials (Reports,
Directories, Sponsor Materials), Extensive PR National Awards
Conference High Profile, Major Prizes
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To Get Started
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Chair Roles Judging: Create fair rules and criteria to choose
winners, recruit judges Recruitment: Recruit 150+ high quality
cleantech entrepreneurs Events: Manage planning, logistics and
execution of events Mentor: Match teams with competent and
experienced mentors Sponsor: Raise funds to support the
competition; manage relationships Grants: Develop grants and
grantmaking Training: Plan Accelerator and Seminars for top-notch
training Marketing: Maintain consistent messaging and marketing
materials PR: Source stories on people and technologies of CTO into
press Alumni: Continue to engage and nurture companies after CTO
Volunteer: Manage volunteers and source them to appropriate roles
Sustainability: Infuse Sustainability into CTO in judging criteria
and events
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Cleantech Open GLEAN Palau September 2009
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Special Thanks to our Founding Partners GLEAN | Palau |
November 2009 35
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GLEAN Palau Conference November 23 rd to 25 th 2009 Navigating
towards sustainable partnerships Mission To be the annual flagship
conference of Palau and Micronesia that brings government leaders,
investors, and entrepreneurs together to achieve: Financial
independence for Palau and Micronesia. Socially and environmentally
sustainable development in Palau and Micronesia and around the
world. GLEAN | Palau | November 2009 36
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Why Palau? Palau is committed to economic and energy
independence and to become a model case for use of clean tech
energy. Palau has pristine environment, it combines rich traditions
of Palau with new democratic institutions. Palau will be be a
proving ground for green-tech ventures. Palau is committed to a new
virtual University. You will have direct access to the top-level
government leaders in Palau. 37 GLEAN | Palau | November 2009
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Why Palau? Costeaus Pick GLEAN | Palau | November 2009 38
Jacques Cousteau considered Ngenelis Wall of Palau the best dive in
the world Palau is by far the safest, most accessible, and most
pristine of the 7 Underwater Wonders of the world Enjoy Palaus
underwater beauty from the shore at the famous Palau Aquarium or on
the hosted snorkeling trips during the Conference Belize Barrier
Reef Northern Red Sea Galapagos Great Barrier Reef, Australia Lake
Baikal, Siberia Deep Sea Vents #1 Wonder: Palau!
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The GLEAN Palau Audience 39 GLEAN | Palau | November 2009 Green
technology leaders who are promoting new technologies to increase
economic growth while protecting the ocean and natural
ecosystems.
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GLEAN Palau Conference aims to achieve this mission through
Global Entrepreneurial Marketing Workshop: Empowers aspiring
entrepreneurs in Palau and Micronesia with strategic marketing
skills and tools to build their businesses. Green Innovation
Showcase: Creates a network of leaders in clean tech, showcases new
technologies and fosters collaboration between government and
industry. 40 GLEAN | Palau | November 2009
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GEM Palau 2009 Workshop Participants will: Collaborate with and
learn from an all-star, international teaching team of renowned
faculty, industry leaders, thought experts, and entrepreneurial
students/peers in marketing, clean energy, clean water,
engineering, and business! Acquire Best-of-class marketing tools to
brainstorm, build, and brand their companies. Design and pitch
their own business plans addressing current problems and
opportunities in Palau. Create a powerful global network of
leaders, entrepreneurs and altruists to navigate toward sustainable
partnerships within Palau and across the world. Build Palaus brand
as True Green, the global player setting the standards for
innovation and implementation of clean energy and water technology.
41 GLEAN | Palau | November 2009
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Green Innovation Showcase (GIS) Mission Statement To build a
network of innovative leaders who are committed to protecting the
unique island ecosystem of Palau and Micronesia, by supporting the
growth of new ventures based on clean air, water and renewable
energy technologies. The new ventures and their customers will be
from within the region and around the world. The Experience
Innovative Products and Technology Demos Keynote speeches, Mixers,
Roundtable Luncheons Thought Leaders and Officials from Palauan
Government Hosted Snorkeling and island tours 42 GLEAN | Palau |
November 2009
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GIS Schedule GLEAN | Palau | November 2009 43
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Faculty and Thought Leaders Palauan Government Gustav Aitaro
Johnson Toribong (President) Lynda Smith Tom Kosnik Pam Hinds Alan
Seid Gil Masters Who Will Present at Glean Palau 2009? 44 GLEAN |
Palau | November 2009 Annamaria Konya Lena Ramfelt Laina Greene
Winslow Burleson Michael Pierantozzi Ben Matteo Rebeca Hwang Rex
Northen Wilson Farrar Ilana Seid
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Who are the Coaches at Glean Palau 2009? 45 GLEAN | Palau |
November 2009 Student Entrepreneurs M. Ibnur Rashad Kasey Hurlbutt
Bharath Sridharan Garrett Heath Lisa Calfas Junjie Phua Tayler Cox
Dipan Sheth Devang Mundhra Namita Das Gaju Krishna Senior Team
Members Rany Polany Lisa Falzone Shah Selbe Rebekah Blak Claire
Roscow Wong Hong Ting Hoey Lit Loo
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GIS Conference Packages - 1 ATTENDANCE COST $2,000 excluding
flights Stay at one of the best resorts from 23 rd to 25 th
November Three day conference/speakers One visit to Capitol,
speaking event with Palau's President Mixer with Key Palauan
decision makers Meals included Half day snorkeling trip Half day
island tour Special Palauan culture events Shuttle buses to
conference GREEN SPONSORSHIP $5,000 excluding flights All the
benefits of basic attendance package Exclusive Sponsor PR benefits
(including name in program and literature, special status as a
founding sponsor), exhibit space at showcase if required GLEAN
Palau | November 2009 46
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GIS Conference Packages - 2 PEARL SPONSORSHIP $10,000 excluding
flights All benefits of Basic Sponsor Upgraded Luxury Room at
Resort Sponsorship of an international and a Palauan
entrepreneurial student Special sunset cruise dinner with GLEAN
Palau leadership Exclusive media coverage (video and photo) EMERALD
SPONSORSHIP $15,000 excluding flights All benefits of Pearl Sponsor
VIP cocktail reception with Palauan officials before closing dinner
Fruit basket and champagne/wine per your specification upon arrival
Two days additional stay at the hotel, Emerald package may include
4 guests maximum OR Pre-conference multi-day island eco-tour. Two
guests maximum. GLEAN | Palau | November 2009 47
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Cleantech Open Sponsor Opportunities Sponsor
BenefitDetailsOpportunities dependent on Sponsor Type
SponsorshipContributionThe following opportunities are available at
various Sponsorship levels Event SignageEventsAngels (May),
Orientation (Aug), Sponsors (Sep), Fundraiser (Dec) Main
EventsLaunch (Mar), Awards Gala (Oct) ExposureSpeaking
OpportunitiesAnnouncements or Presentations at Events or Series
NewslettersInclusion General Newsletters, Alumni Newsletters Press
ReleasesSpecific Mention in Press Releases Website Home PageSponsor
Logo on CCTO Home Page Resource DirectoryInclusion in Online
Resource Directory Published DirectoriesCompetition Handbook,
Alumni Directory, Competition Report
ParticipationCategoriesAffiliation with Prize Categories Networking
& AccessAttendance at Sponsor Networking Events, Access to
Finalist Plans Mentoring/JudgingOpportunity to Mentor/Judge
Finalist Teams VIP EventsAttendance at VIP Receptions: Launch and
Awards Ceremonies
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Cleantech Open California/GIS Sponsorships Sponsor
BenefitDetailsSilverGoldPlatinum SponsorshipDonation$23K$38K$73K
Event Signage (California) Events Main Events Exposure (California)
Speaking Opportunities Newsletters Press Releases Website Home Page
Resource Directory Published Directories Participation (California)
Categories12 Networking & Access Mentoring/Judging VIP Events
PalauStudent111
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Cleantech Open National/GIS Sponsorships Sponsor
BenefitDetailsNational ProgramNational
SponsorshipContribution$106K$156K Event Signage (National) Events
(National) Main Events (National) Exposure (National) Speaking
Opportunities Newsletters Press Releases Website Home Page Resource
Directory Published Directories Participation (National)
Categories26 Networking & Access Judging VIP Events
PalauFinalist22