On June 9th, the sixth live online public service lecture of the advanced stage of Silicon Valley Innovation Acceleration Camp was successfully held. Qingdao Innovation Institute invited Mr. Hon Wong, a famous IPO expert from Silicon Valley, to be the guest speaker of Stanford Qingdao Seminar. Academy Live, "How to be a better CEO" for entrepreneurs.

Mr. Hon Wong has extensive hands-on experience in all aspects of entrepreneurship and has led a number of startups from conception and growth to the entire life cycle through IPO and M&A exits. On the importance of the CEO in the start-up phase, he talked about how the CEO is the top leader of the company and is responsible for setting the company's strategy and vision, raising capital, defining an organizational structure, hiring executives, filling gaps in the business, in short, the success or failure of the company is largely Depends on the CEO.

>>Six public service classes explain the NABC law from different perspectives<<

With the successful completion of the sixth lecture, the second Silicon Valley Innovation Acceleration Camp online live public welfare course hosted by theQingdao Oceantec Valley Administration Bureau and jointly organized by Stanford Qingdao Research Institute and Haier-Hai Chonghui concluded perfectly.

The course is divided into three stages and six courses, and the course system is derived from Stanford International Research Institute's innovation management approach, which aims to help enterprises to To comprehensively explore innovation in the context of the epidemic, to empower transformation and upgrading with innovative thinking, and to promote high quality development of enterprises. In the three-stage course, the first stage mainly helps enterprises to take the value proposition as the basis, dig deeper into customer needs and shape the personality of the products; the second stage is to guide the enterprise to clarify the competitive strategy and enter the market actively; the third stage is to lead the enterprise to form the capital to meet the needs of the market. Market-demanding business plans to explore sustainable development paths.

Dr. Huang Yanong, CEO of Qingdao Innovation Institute, introduces the three-stage course system derived from the Stanford International Institute of Innovation Management approach, which is led by the Claude Leglise, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Qingdao Innovation Institute, led a group of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and senior executives in the United States. The world-class mentor team provides high-end professional training on "innovation acceleration" for enterprises. Six courses emphasize the NABC rules from different perspectives of company development, systematically helping entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs to sort out their business ideas. Going to market and sustaining longevity.

>>Silicon Valley Innovation Acceleration Camp's exclusive acceleration services are still in place<<

Over the next half month, the second annual Silicon Valley Innovation Acceleration Camp exclusive acceleration service is still in progress and will be followed up with a third mentoring, Investment and financing roadshow and senior technical manager assessment and certification. Quality projects and teams will have the opportunity to receive real money investment, Stanford International Research Institute innovation training certificate, Science and Technology Bureau record of the Senior Technical Manager Certificate.

Stanford Qingdao Research Institute, as a professional investment and incubation platform in Oceantec Valley, brings together domestic and foreign education and consulting, finance, business and other resources. The 2nd Silicon Valley Innovation Acceleration Camp attracts and connects high-tech projects that will be incubated and landed in the Oceantec Valley to accelerate the industrialization of science and technology in the Oceantec Valley. The development process adds to the vitality of the multi-level innovation eco-cluster, allowing small, medium and large enterprises to take root and thrive in the Oceantec Valley.