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Chair Peter J. deSilva Chairman & CEO UMB Bank, n.a. ----------------------------------- Program Agenda Registration and Networking Welcome Address Cultural Performance Dinner Presentation of 2010 Awards: Entrepreneur of the Year Professional Leader of the Year Civic Leader of the Year Corporation of the Year Keynote Address Closing Remarks Click here to download the Registration form and Brochure. |
CelebrASIAN 2010The Seventh Annual Gala
Thursday, May 6th,
2010
Registration & Networking 5:30 PM Overland Park Marriott Grand Ballroom 10800 Metcalf Avenue Overland Park, KS 66210 Sponsorship Levels and Benefits () Presenting: $10,000 Premier Seating for 20, 2 tables, 20 beverage tickets, 20 Valet Parking Passes, 20 Networking Passes for 2010, PowerPoint Ad at the Gala, Easel Ad at the entrance, Ad on AACC website for one year, Recognition in program and press releases () Corporate: $7,500 Premier Seating for 20, 2 tables, 20 beverage tickets, 10 Networking Passes for 2010, PowerPoint Ad at the Gala, Easel Ad at the entrance, Ad on AACC website for one year, Recognition in program and press releases () Gold: $5,000 Premier Seating for 10, 1 table, 10 beverage tickets, PowerPoint Ad at the Gala, Easel Ad at the entrance, Ad on AACC website for one year, Recognition in program and press releases () Silver: $2,500 Seating for 10, 1 table, PowerPoint Ad at the Gala, Easel Ad at the entrance, Ad on AACC website for one year, Recognition in program and press releases. () Bronze $1,000 Seating for 10, 1 table, PowerPoint Ad at the Gala Recognition in program and press releases () Individual - $85 in advance ($100 at the door) () Dinner Advertisement (for non-sponsors) $150 Click here to download the Registration form and Brochure. |
Keynote
Speaker Dr. Teng-Kee Tan Dean, UMKC Bloch School of Business & Public Administration Dr. Tan is dean of the Henry W. Bloch School of Business and Public Administration at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, as well as the Harzfeld Professor of Technology Entrepreneurship. He comes to the Bloch School from Singapore, where he founded and directed the Nanyang Technopreneurship Center at Nanyang Technological University (NTU). Tan holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Nanyang University; an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern; and a PhD from the Judge Institute of Management, University of Cambridge. Prior to his academic career, Tan spent more than 18 years in the corporate world, holding senior positions with multi-national corporations in Asia and North America, including Electrolux AB, Sweden, and Sunbeam Corporation, U.S.A. His research interests and expertise is in Dilemma Reconciliation Theory as related to technology innovation and new product development. He is currently working closely with Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen on using his disruptive innovation theory to predict early venture survival rates. |