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Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Friday, July 29, 2005

NYSIA International Council

Time:

12:30 PM - 1:30 PM

Location:

NYSIA Incubator, 55 Broad Street(between Beaver and Exchange Streets),10th Floor

Directions:

J, M, Z trains to Broad Street. 4,5 trains to Bowling Green. 2, 3 trains to WallStreet.

Admission:

Free for NYSIA Members, $20for non-members, $25 for walk-in non-members.

Registration:

Registration closes:

Thursday, July 28,1:00 PM

Opening the Doors to China's BoomingBanking Industry

On December 11, 2006, China will officiallyopen its banking sector to foreign competitors.To prepare for that day, the nation's banks arepurchasing new technologies from U.S.companies. Currently the banks are looking forCredit Analysis and Financial Planning andTraining Software, Operations and InformationManagement Systems, Networking andSecurity Solutions, Digital/voice/videotechnology and wireless networks, and more.At the inaugural meeting of the InternationalSIG, Ida Peng, a leading Financial ServicesSpecialist and a member of the CommercialService Office in Beijing, China, will explain theopportunities that are available to U.S.companies and provide tips on selling in theChinese market.Come to this meeting and learn more aboutChina's banking sector and the wealth of business opportunities that are available there.

This is a "brown bag luncheon." Some light refreshments will be provided.

SpeakersIda Peng

, Commercial Specialist, U.S.Embassy, Beijing, China

SIG LeadersAngelina Hsiaoping Jao

, President/CEO,TMGI, Inc.

Profile:Angelina Hsiaoping Jao

Ms. Jao's broad experience with economicdevelopment and global marketing has beengarnered from leading teams in both corporateand entrepreneurial positions. After severalsuccessful years in global datatelecommunications marketing and sales forGlobal 100 telecom companies, Ms. Jao saw aniche opportunity and founded TMGI, amanagement consulting firm specializing inglobal strategic business and economicsustainable development (www.tmgi.us). TMGIfocuses upon developing integratedcommunications platforms for internationalclients, and has enjoyed significant growth inrecent years.Ms. Jao's economic development, teaching, andnon-profit community work includeappointments as Instructor at the GraduateCenter, City University of New York (Marketingand the Internet), Chairperson of the GlobalTrade and Technology Center, Board of Directors member and Services CommitteeChairperson of the Southwest BrooklynEconomic Development Corporation, Chairpersonand Founder of the International Council of theNew York Software Industry Association,Coalition of Asian Pacific Americans, New YorkAsian Womens Center, Liberty World OutriggerCompetition, others.Ms. Jao hails from Washington DC metro,daughter of an elected regional business leaderand an award-winning published Professor of Chinese Linguistics and Classics. Ms. Jao was aPre-Law major at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she earned a B.A. inInternational Relations, Political Science andEnglish. She has completed professional studiesin Information Technology at New YorkUniversity and Columbia University, and has anM.S. in Policy Development/ Global Commerce