Bangkok--27 Feb--SET The Market for Alternative Investment (mai) and Sasin Graduate Institute cordially invite you to the "Entrepreneurship Forum" and "Kiatnakin Bank 99-Second Pitch", a part of the mai Bangkok Business Challenge @ Sasin, on Thursday February 28, 2008, 9:00 - 12:00 hrs., at Prof. Sangvian Indaravijaya Auditorium, 3rd Floor of The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) Building with the following details:9.00-9.30 hrs. Registration9.30-9.40 hrs. Opening addressby Mr. Chanitr CharnchainarongPresident, Market for Alternative Investment9.40-10.00 hrs. “What Makes A Successful Company?”by Mr. Eric RosenkranzChief Executive Officer, e.three Asia10.00-10.20 hrs. “Angel Investing: Where Idea Meets Experience”by Mr. Yen-Lu ChowManaging Director, WholeTree Ventures, Singapore10.20-11.00 น. Roundtable discussion: "Infinite Opportunities: How to Take a Company Public”by Mr. Chanitr CharnchainarongPresident, Market for Alternative InvestmentMr. Eric RosenkranzChief Executive Officer, e.three AsiaMr. Yen-Lu ChowManaging Director, WholeTree Ventures, Singapore11.00-11.20 hrs. Refreshments11.20-12.30 hrs. Kiatnakin Bank 99-Second Pitch- In the "teaser" event of mai Bangkok Business Challenge? @ Sasin, each team will present its news venture ideain 99 seconds or less. There are teams from Australia, the People’s Republic of China, Denmark, Hong Kong, Iceland,India, Korea, Morocco, Singapore, the United Kingdom, the United States and host Thailand. About speakers Eric Rosenkranz is founder and CEO of e.three, a strategic advisory helping organization in Asia. For 30 years, Eric's work spanned the globe as he crafted the strategic direction of multinational and local companies. Eric also has served as Vice-Chairman of FocusMedia China and led its successful NASDAQ listing. Yen-Lu Chow's career in the technology industry spans over 25 years, with over 17 years in management and leadership capacities in multinational companies, research institutions, as well as start-ups. For the past 10 years, he's been active in venture creation and company building activities: starting companies, turning around troubled ones, building teams and organizations, and serving as investor, advisor and mentor to organizations and budding new ventures.