Dinner with a UCLA Entrepreneur (Mr. Elie Antoun) - Reply by February 12

[Patrick Sislian]

TEC events:

1. Dinner with a UCLA Entrepreneur (Elie Antoun) - Tuesday February 17
- DETAILS BELOW
2. Dinner with a UCLA Entrepreneur (Aaron Cohen) - TBD
3. TCA Screening Session - Friday March 6
4. In House Counsel - Wednesday March 11

Other Entrepreneurial events in the area (http://egsatec.com/index.php?
option=com_content&view=section&layout=blog&id=5&Itemid=59)

1. e-Labs - Wednesday February 18
2. CIO Impacts Forum - Friday February 27 (special pricing available
for UCLA Students)
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WHAT: Dinner with UCLA Entrepreneur Elie Antoun
WHEN: Tuesday February 17 at 6pm
HOW: Fill out a brief application by clicking here by Thursday
February 12. (www.egsatec.com)

Dear TECers!

We have an exciting opportunity for you to meet with Mr. Elie Antoun.
Mr. aNTOUN is a very successful entrepreneur who graduated from UCLA
Engineering. Join him for a dinner with 8 students to learn how his
experiences at UCLA helped him build successful companies. Please fill
out the online application by Thursday February 12. We look forward to
having you at the dinner. (www.egsatec.com)

This dinner is hosted by The Office of External Affairs (http://
www.engineer.ucla.edu/alumni/exaffairs.html) and the EGSA Technical
Entrepreneur Community (www.egsatec.com). Join our mailing list at
http://groups.google.com/group/ucla-tec.

Mr. Elie Antoun's Bio:

Elie Antoun is the former President and CEO of Genesis Microchip
(NASDAQ: GNSS), a leading supplier of display image processors in both
the flat-panel TV and LCD monitor markets.Previously, Elie was
President and CEO of Pixim and President and CEO of MediaQ, an EDV
portfolio company that was acquired by nVidia Corp. in 2003. Prior to
MediaQ, Elie spent nine years at LSI Logic Corp. in a variety of
executive management roles. His last position was EVP of the Consumer
Products Division, with overall responsibility for LSI Logic's
PlayStation, DVD, Digital Camera, and Digital Set-Top Box businesses.
He also served for six years at LSI Logic KK in Japan, the last three
of which he was President of LSI Logic KK, where he increased revenue
to $350 million. Earlier in his career, Elie held process engineering
and engineering management positions at Xicor and AMI. He received
BSEE and MSEE degrees from UCLA and an MBA from Stanford University.


TEC Team