Key Note and Panel Discussion

The investment community has been reaping the benefits from the success of their portfolio
companies. Are those days over for the Venture Capitalist, Angel Investor, Investment bankers or any
other institutional investor? Can anyone become an investor if they join a crowdfunding platform. Is
crowdfunding just a new buzzword or the wave of the future that can help the startup community find
investments quicker and easier?

Crowdfunding is moving to become a reality as SEC is likely to approve a set of guidelines, this
summer, that will allow anyone to participate in an investment opportunity including aunt Jessica,
uncle Bill, or a stranger you never met before. It is an exciting opportunity for everyone to join the big
league investors community. However, do these new investors understand how to select the right
investment opportunity?

There are two sides to a coin and thus there are two sides to crowdfunding. Does aunt Jessica
know how to evaluate an investment leveraging on the crowdfunding platform and will the startup
company really want to give aunt Jessica let alone a crowdfunding group equity in their company?

Future Investors are you ready to invest? join us to learn How to Fall in Love with an investment
opportunity from experts investors with proven success records. Entrepreneurs, startups and any
company looking for funding join us to see why you need to also Fall in Love with your Investors in
the big league or the new crowdfunding groups.

A real live pitching session will take place to give you access to the secrets of how to find a
successful investment.

Pitch Session

Calling the startup community wishing to pitch to a live audience and investors to submit:

Pitch deck of no more then 10 slides
A 25 words or less elevator pitch
Both Deck and elevator pitch should be sent to info@techlabcenter.com
Submission Deadline noon May 29, 2013.

Requirements:.

To qualify, companies must have a product or service that is no longer in an idea stage
Companies must be ready for further development or can launch into the market place.

Only eligible companies that make it through a rigid selection process will be able to pitch. Maximum
of 5 companies will be eligible. Pitching is FREE if qualified.

Venue:
Draper University of Heroes
44 East 3rd Avenue
San Mateo, CA 94401

General Event Information/Agenda:
3:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Registration

4:00 p.m. – 4:05 p.m. Introduction

4:05 p.m. – 4:30 p.m Keynote with

Tim Draper, Founder and Managing Director, DFJ

4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Panel Discussion: Where is the Love? What hope does Aunt Jessica have in
generating returns on her investment or finding the next Google?,

Bill Reichert, Managing Director, Garage Technology Venture
Chance Barnette, CEO, Crowdfunder
Steve Bennet, Lecturer College of Business, SJSU, Angel Investor
Adam Draper, Founder & CEO, Boost VC
Manthi Nguyen, Investor, Sand Hill Angels

5:30 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. Break

5:45 p.m. – 7:00 p.m Pitch Session Can you pick the winner? Why Invest in the Deal? Let’s Invest?
Judges:

Tony Seba, Author/Lecturer/Investor, USAsia Venture Partner
Dino Vendetti, Managing Director, Formative Ventures
Andy Wong, Hoya Corporation Japan, Hoya Holding
Adam Levin, Associate, Crosslink Venture
Ajit Desphande, Partner, Opus Capital Partner

Presenting Companies TBA
7:00 p.m. – Reception

Bio’s

Tim Draper invested in and contributed to the development of Skype (acquired by eBay, now sold to
Microsoft), Baidu, Overture (acquired by Yahoo!), Parametric Technology, Hotmail (acquired by
Microsoft), Tumbleweed Communications, PLX Technologies, Digidesign (acquired by Avid),
Preview Travel (acquired by Travelocity), Four11 (acquired by Yahoo!), Combinet (acquired by Cisco),
and Redgate (acquired by AOL), among others.

Draper launched the DFJ Global Network, an international network of venture capital funds with
offices in more than thirty cities around the globe. He founded or co-founded Wasatch Ventures (Salt
Lake City), Zone Ventures (LA), Draper Atlantic (Reston), Draper Triangle (Pittsburgh), Timberline
Ventures (Woodland, WA), DFJ EPlanet (global), Polaris Fund (Anchorage), Draper Fisher Jurvetson
Gotham (NYC), DFJ Frontier (Sacramento and Santa Barbara), and DFJ Dragon (Shanghai). Draper
is featured as a keynote speaker in entrepreneurial conferences worldwide.

Draper is Founder and Chair Emeritus for The BizWorld Foundation that develops programs that
teach children about business, entrepreneurship and finance in the US and around the world.

He served on the California State Board of Education in 1998–99. He launched a statewide cyber-
initiative on school choice for the November 2000 California General Election.

Draper has a BS in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University, and an MBA from Harvard
Business School.

Draper is a recurring star in The Naked Brothers Band TV series on Nickelodeon as Principal
Schmoke. Draper is the uncle to the show’s stars, Nat and Alex Wolff. Moreover, his sister
actress/writer Polly Draper created and produced the show. His children—actress Jesse Draper,
Adam Draper, Billy Draper, and Eleanor Draper—also have starring roles in the project.

Draper is also a global board member of Endeavor and a member of the board of directors of Wigix,
Inc.

Draper was named an Honorary Patron of the University Philosophical Society, Trinity College,
Dublin.

Bill Reichert has over 20 years of experience as an entrepreneur and an operating executive. Since
joining Garage in 1998, Bill has focused on early-stage information technology and materials
science companies. He sits on the Boards of CaseStack, WhiteHat, ClearFuels, cFares, and
ThermoCeramix. Prior to Garage, Bill was a co-founder or senior executive in several venture-backed
technology startups, including Trademark Software, The Learning Company, and Academic
Systems. Earlier in his career, he worked at McKinsey & Company, Brown Brothers Harriman &
Co., and the World Bank.

Bill earned a B.A. at Harvard College and an M.B.A. from Stanford University. He was a founding
board member and a Chairman of the Churchill Club, and a Charter Member of the Silicon Valley
Association of Startup Entrepreneurs. Currently he is the Chairman of the Small Fund Roundtable of
the VC Taskforce and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.

Steve Bennet is founder and managing director of Bodega Partners and is an active participant in
the Silicon Valley entrepreneurial ecosystem as start-up CFO, Angel Investor, and Professor.

Over the past 20 years, he has been CFO, investor, and/or board member of over 50 technology start-
ups, primarily in the software, Internet, and mobile sectors. CFO roles include Revel Systems,
iControl Networks, Appstores (acquired by InMobi), Greystripe (acquired by ValueClick), Fliqz
(acquired by VBrick Systems), Valchemy (acquired by IBM), GolfWeb (acquired by CBS Sportsline),
Orbital Data (acquired by Citrix), TextDigger (acquired by Federated Media), and Pharmacy TV
Network (acquired by RMG Networks). Some of these resulted in excellent financial returns to
founders and investors, while others did not.

Steve has a passion for both entrepreneurship and education. He has taught entrepreneurial
finance since 1995 and is currently adjunct faculty at San Jose State University. Previously, he was a
lecturer at U.C. Berkeley. His focus is on experiential education and has developed new courses at
SJSU, including the Entrepreneurship Lab (ELAB), Venture Lab (VLAB), and the Silicon Valley
Experience. He is also on the Steering Committee for the Silicon Valley Center for Entrepreneurship
and UCLA Venture Capital Fund.

Prior to and concurrent with Bodega, Steve was a Venture Partner at Outlook Ventures, Board
Member of Sand Hill Angels, Partner at Menlo Incubator and held various financial and management
positions at Bay Logics, Digital Microwave, and Arthur Andersen.

Steve earned an undergraduate degree in economics from the Wharton School at the University of
Pennsylvania and MBA from the Anderson School at UCLA. He blogs at www.professorvc.com and
tweets @ProfessorVC.

Manthi Nguyen has over twenty five years of diverse experience in all functions of managing and
growing businesses with capital efficiency and operational effectiveness in a wide range of
industries: real-time control systems, telecommunications and networking, Internet services,
publishing, heath and fitness, and manufacturing.

In the early part of her career, Manthi joined General Motors Advanced Manufacturing Research in
developing technologies for office and factory automation. She participated in developing
international standards for Open System Interconnect with National Institute of Standard and
Technology (NIST). Manthi was involved in a series of early startup developing routing and
networking technologies that were later acquired by NEC, Cabletron, Tut Systems, and Cisco. In the
last 10 years, Manthi has brought her executive experience to focus on small businesses.

Manthi Nguyen received her BSEE from University of Washington, and her MBA from University of
Michigan.

Tony Seba is the author of the book Solar Trillions Create Wealth, Grow the Economy, Save the
World. He is a lecturer at Stanford University in entrepreneurship, high tech strategy and finance. He
is a founding executive of a Silicon Valley solar startup company and the author of Winners Take All –
9 Fundamental Rules of High Tech Strategy. Mr. Seba is a strategy consultant, business architect,
and internationally known public speaker who also teaches at leading institutions around the world
such as The Auckland University (New Zealand) Business School and in-company at some of the
world’s top high tech companies such as Google, Inc. Mr. Seba was the award-winning founder and
CEO of PrintNation.com, where he raised more than $30 million in venture capital and established it
as the leader in its market segment. Prior to PrintNation, Mr. Seba worked in business development
and strategic planning at Cisco Systems and RSA Data Security. He is also on several boards of
advisors and directors. Mr. Seba holds an MBA from Stanford University Graduate School of
Business and a BS in Computer Science and Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology.

Dino J. Vendetti has been the Managing Director and General Partner at Formative Ventures, LLC
since July 2006. Mr. Vendetti has over 20 years of operating and investment experience. He is an
experienced operating executive who spent the majority of his career in marketing, business
development, and engineering roles at start ups, including Qualcomm. His investment and board
leadership experience includes, Staccato Communications, Cswitch, PulseWave RF, Northpoint
Communications, and Wavetrace. Mr. Vendetti was a General Partner at Bay Partners and Bay
Partners XI, L.P. He was Equity Analyst of RBC Capital Markets, LLC, Research Division. At Bay
Partners, Mr. Vendetti specialized in wireless equipment, software, services, semiconductors, and
communications equipment. He was Investment Professional of Vulcan Capital.

He began his venture capital career in 1997 as an Investing Partner at Vulcan Ventures, where Mr.
Vendetti invested in a variety of telecom, internet, and wireless companies including Northpoint,
Wavetrace, Go2Net, Allegiance Telecom, and Sharewave and served for four years. Prior to Vulcan,
he was a Vice President and Research Analyst at Dain Rauscher, where Mr. Vendetti covered the
telecom industry. Prior to embarking on a venture capital career that has spanned nearly a decade,
he held a variety of key operating roles at some of the communications industry’s leading
companies. Mr. Vendetti was a Vice President of Product Management at MetaWave. He also held
product management and business development positions at Qualcomm Incorporated, where Mr.
Vendetti was responsible for the global infrastructure product line and U.S. West Cellular.

He began his operating career as an Engineer at TRW, where Mr. Vendetti designed satellite
communication systems. He serves as a Director of Kontiki, Inc., PulseWave RF, Inc., Prophesi,
Wavetrace, Staccato Communications, Steridian Corp., Allegiance Telecom, Inc., Turin Networks,
Eightfold Logic, Inc., Veebeam Limited, and Enquisite, Inc. Mr. Vendetti served as a Director of
NorthPoint Communications Group, Inc. since February 1999. He served as a Director of Pixo, Inc.,
Capella Photonics, Inc., Telesym, Inc., Magis Networks, Inc., Cswitch Corporation, Force10
Networks, Inc. and HarvardNet Inc. He is on the advisory board for the Economic Development
Council for Central Oregon, and is an advisor and mentor to the Tech Space of Bend Accelerator. He
has served on the board of the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the University of
Washington and has given guest lectures at the University of Washington, USF, and UC Berkeley on
various topics.

Mr. Vendetti earned an M.S.E.E. and M.B.A. degrees from the University of Washington and a
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from San Diego State University.

Andy Wong is the head of Business Development of Hoya Holdings, the US Headquarters of Hoya
Corporation, which is a US$5 Billion international conglomerate. In this capacity, he is responsible
for deal sourcing, screening, investment proposal, due diligence, investment funding, mergers and
acquisitions, and portfolio management. Since joining Hoya in 1998, Andy has held various senior
management positions including the President of Hoya Xponent, Senior Vice President of Strategic
Corporate Development, and Chief Operating Officer of Hoya Corporation USA. Prior to joining Hoya,
Andy was the co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of STI, a startup company in consumer
telecommunication.

Andy has over 20 years of experience in strategic development, sales and marketing, finance,
operations, senior management responsibility in both startups and matrixed global organizations
with full P&L responsibility. He is an international player with extensive experience in cross-border
transactions. He speaks fluent Cantonese and basic Mandarin.

Andy has served as the board of directors of 4 different businesses as well as board observer at
some companies he works with. He received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business
Administration from San Jose State University.

Ajit Deshpande is a senior associate for Opus Capital, where he sources and evaluates investment
opportunities and contributes business and technical assistance to portfolio companies.

Ajit is an MBA graduate from the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley and is a Kauffman Fellow,
Class 17. Prior to business school, Ajit worked for eight years in engineering/operations roles in
semiconductors and cleantech and recently had stints in internal corporate venturing, angel
investing and technology investment banking. Immediately prior to joining Opus Capital, Ajit
consulted with a startup in the cellular cloud access and network services space to help develop its
go-to-market strategy in preparation for venture fundraising.

Ajit has a broad-based interest in the technology sector and is especially excited about new
investment avenues being created by rapid strides in device connectivity, data computation, and
storage.

In addition to his MBA, Ajit holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in mechanical engineering from
IIT Bombay and Stanford University, respectively. Ajit is an avid long-distance runner, having
completed three marathons and four 199-mile-12-person relay runs. He has been involved in
fundraising for literacy initiatives in rural India. He also enjoys playing badminton, dabbling with the
piano, and believing in a bright future for the Golden State Warriors.