Silicon Heartland Series: AskAVC Show with High Alpha In Indianapolis
Silicon Heartland’s AskAVC series features VC Scott Dorsey of High Alpha in Indianapolis, September 20, 2022 with author and journalist Rebecca A. Fannin.
Author: Rebecca Fannin
Some 10,000 Road Miles In The Making, Silicon Heartland Book Launching
Silicon Heartland book by CNBC contributor and Ohio native Rebecca A. Fannin, coming soon! Endorsed by Jim Breyer, John Chambers, Ro Khanna and more.
AskAVC Show Features VC Champion Alan Patricof of Greycroft, APAX, Now Primetime
AskAVC show, Sept. 14, with VC Alan Patricof in conversation with author and journalist Rebecca Fannin, and online Q&A.
Special Event: Asia’s Emerging Giants (Video Replay)
Silicon Dragon Online: Asia’s Emerging Giants, Special Event Held Sept. 8, 2022
Where Billions in Self-Driving Vehicles is Going in the US & China
CNBC feature KEY POINTS Despite its promise, a future full of autonomous vehicles still seems like a distant fantasy. But tech giants, automakers, and start-ups from the U.S. and China, including Ford, GM, Baidu, Tesla, and Alphabet, have invested billions of dollars and years of R&D into making it a reality. Robotaxis seems like a good...
Silicon Dragon Online Forum: Hong Kong Restart 2022, Video Replay
Silicon Dragon Global Online presents Hong Kong Restart 2022
Special Online Event: April 26-27, 2022
with panels featuring leading VCs, fintech innovators, and an economic outlook for the Greater Bay Areas – SF & HK
Ask A VC! NFX VC & BioTech Innovations
Ask A VC Series Featuring NFX VC Omri Amirav-Drory in SF & Israel, Biotech Innovations
“Mr. Metaverse” and His Big Web 3 Bet Against Facebook
Yat Siu, executive chairman of Hong Kong-based Web3 start-up Animoca Brands, is known as Mr. Metaverse. Read CNBC article.
Ask A VC! Kevin Fong, GSR Ventures
Ask A VC Anything! with Kevin Fong of GSR Ventures and your host Rebecca Fannin plus an online audience in Q&A
30-year Old Female Founder Stars in CRISPR Biotech
CNBC Special: The 30-year-old female founder at the forefront of a billion-dollar bet on CRISPR gene editing. That’s Janice Chen, Nathan’s sister.
