
The
China Compass Conference (C3):
Navigating U.S.-China Business Opportunities
~ A Larta Conference ~
Friday,
February 7, 2003
8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Dinner Banquet 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Last
Chance to Register! 10% off today!
(Type
Larta397 in the coupon code box at checkout.)
**
Preregistration will close on Thursday, February 6 @
Noon **
The China Compass Conference (C3) is one of the nation's
leading US-China business conferences. Produced by Larta
and Co-Produced by the Southern California Monte Jade
Science and Technology Association, the C3 conference
will be an all day event focusing on current market
opportunities for China and U.S. business.
At
C3, YOU WILL:
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GAIN INSIGHTS on current economic and political
trends in China.
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LEARN specific strategies for tapping vast business
opportunities in China.
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MEET key players who understand the real benefits
and risks.
WHO
SHOULD ATTEND? Executives, investors, innovators,
and strategic players from both sides of the Pacific
interested in exploring business prospects in China.
We will discuss the realities and prospects of US-China
business today.
HEAR
& MEET: Donald Tang (Chairman, Bear Stearns
Asia), Daniel Fung (Hong Kong Stock and Future
Exchange Commission and chairman of HK Broadcasting
Commission), Gareth Chang (Click2Asia; former
Executive Chairman, Star TV), Cheng Wen Cheng (President
& CEO, AcrossAsia Multimedia Limited; former COO,
Philips Electronics China Group), William Overholt
(Research Chair, RAND Center for Asia Pacific Policy),
Desmond Shum (HanQing Investment Co.; former Chief
Representative, ChinaVest), Owen Wu (Founder,
Global Communication Semiconductors), and Howard
Chao (Chair, Asia-Pacific Practice, O'Melveny &
Myers). Full
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WHEN:
Friday, February 7, 2003
Conference
- 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Reception - 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Banquet Dinner - 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
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WHERE:
Los
Angeles Airport Hilton Hotel
5711 West Century Boulevard
Los Angeles, California
REGISTER:
$295 for full day conference which includes continental
breakfast, lunch, and banquet dinner. Receive a 10%
Discount by typing "Larta397" in the coupon
code box at checkout. Register
NOW >
QUESTIONS?
Contact Thor Kendall
at 213-765-4829

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Larta University Presents
PricewaterhouseCoopers Expert Access Series

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Technology
executives benefit enormously from PricewaterhouseCoopers
(PwC) Expert Access seminars on the industrys
driving technical finance and accounting issues.
PwC
specializes in providing business advisory services
to new and high growth technology companies. We provide
audit, tax, accounting and business advice that is vital
to the success of these companies. We are involved with
issues affecting technology companies everyday and have
experts in almost every field relating to accounting
and tax issues.
PwC
brings our expertise and experience to start-up companies
in this informative, classroom-style series. Classes,
lasting between 3 to 4 hours, are interactive and are
structured to address the issues of the attendees. The
classes are stand-alone but are structured in a series
to address the most important aspects of accounting
for growth and start-up companies. Our instructors are
PwC Partners who are dedicated to serving the technology
field and have extensive experience serving technology
companies and understanding the key business and accounting
issues that are inherent in the industry.
Who
Should Attend? CEOs, CFOs, Controllers, Assistant
Controllers and other finance executives within a technology
start-up or high growth company.
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information >
Class
1 - Start-Up Accounting and Tax Issues
February 18: Los Angeles; February 26: Orange County
Have you recently formed a new business? Along with
all the other concerns of starting a new venture, you
will need to consider various tax and accounting issues.
This seminar will address issues including stock-based
compensation and cheap stock, start-up costs, tax loss
and credit preservation, maximizing research tax credits,
and other matters.
more
information >
Class
2 - Accounting Issues for Emerging Technology Companies
March 18: Los Angeles; March 26: Orange County
Stock Compensation, Revenue Recognition, Equity Transactions,
Research and Development are four areas of fundamental
importance to emerging technology companies and four
areas that have unique and often complex accounting
issues. The goal of the course is to highlight key accounting
and reporting matters and to give you a working understanding
of what impact these areas have on your business and
your business decisions.
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information >
Class
3 - Stock Based Compensation and Equity Instruments
April 16: Los Angeles; April 30: Orange County
Issuing preferred stock, stock options and warrants
are a few of the equity related areas that give rise
to complex accounting issues. To avoid surprises in
your reported results and understand the "cost
to your company" for issuing such instruments,
an understanding of the financial statement impact for
these items is necessary. This course will discuss the
impact of the issuance of these instruments in terms
understandable to emerging technology companies.
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Class
4 - Revenue Recognition
May 13: Los Angeles; May 28: Orange County
Why
can't revenue be recorded if the cash has been received
and it is non-refundable? Revenue recognition continues
to be a focus of the financial community, particularly
in the tech sector. Penalties for not properly recognizing
revenue include loss of management credibility, impact
to a company's valuation, and potential investor and
legal issues. The goal of this course is to focus on
the key revenue recognition principles that can be used
by emerging technology companies to guide them in this
ever changing and complex area.
More
information >

More
information on Larta University courses can be found
at
www.LartaUniversity.org


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