briefing: stanford entrepreneurship research results and new china 2.0 research
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China 2.0 Beijing Forum Stanford Center at Peking University
April 12th 2013
Marguerite Gong Hancock, Associate Director – SPRIE; Co-‐Chair – China 2.0 Duncan Clark, Chairman of BDA China; Senior Advisor & Co-‐Chair – China 2.0 Dan J. Wang, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Sociology, Stanford University
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Research Briefing
Welcome
The Internet in China & the US: Parallel Yet Connected…!
• How are investment firms, investee companies, and key individuals related in China’s technology sectors?
Key Individuals (Power Nodes)
Investee Companies
Investment Firms
SPRIE’s China InvestNet!
• Investment Network Data – Thomson Reuters SDC Financial Pla6num Data China – 3,127 rounds of investment acFvity – 2,203 China-‐based investee companies – 769 investment firms
Number of investee companies
SPRIE’s China InvestNet – VC investments in China!
• Biographical Network Data – Who’s Who in Private Equity and Venture Capital-‐China – 613 individuals – 203 university affiliaFons, 366 company affiliaFons
Number of individuals with organizational affiliation
SPRIE’s China InvestNet – Alumni & Company Affiliations!
Mapping and visualizing investment patterns!
Investment firm!
Investee company!
Network visualizations are diagrams of relationships between actors
Nodes near the center of the network have
greater influence
Thicker ties represent greater investment activity (by rounds)
Node size indicates total amount of past
investment activity
Internet Industrial,Energy Consumer,Products
So6ware Semiconductors
Telecommunica9ons
InvestNet: By industry sectors!
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InvestNet: Beijing, Shanghai & Shenzhen 2000 vs 2011!
Stanford Power Nodes in China’s VC Network!
Selected US Firms with Stanford Alum as Founders !
• Stanford living alumni: 143,000 alumni with 27,783 respondents (19% response) (Eesley/Miller Q4 2012)
• Elite University Graduates: 800 engineering students at Beida, Tsinghua, Beijing Normal, Stanford (Zhang, Pollak et al 2013)
University Alumni Entrepreneurship Surveys!
Stanford = entrepreneurship • 29% entrepreneur founders • 32% start-‐up investor, early employee or board member: $9.2 b. angel
investment and $95 b. VC investment • Post-‐1980 serial entrepreneurs: 800 (1), 400 (2), 200 (3), ~100 (5) California/Silicon Valley impact • 18,000 alum firms with California HQ employ 3 million people • Post-‐1990 alums, 39% founded firms <60 miles of Stanford • 38% of total value of $10b.+ firms are Stanford-‐affiliated => 51.5%
revenue, 60% jobs Global Talent Magnet • 15% (2,600) grad students from outside US stayed in Bay Area
Stanford Alumni Entrepreneurship Survey (Eesley/Miller)!
Student Career Plans (Beida/Tsinghua/BJ Normal vs. Stanford) • Interested in starFng or joining start-‐up (50% vs. 65%) • Plan to start or join start-‐up (14% vs. 77%) • Plan to join government or SOE (52% vs. 5%) • Prefer join US start-‐up (30% vs. 89%) • Prefer join China start-‐up (70% vs. 11%) Confidence in Securing Resources • Mentoring (5% vs. 29%) • Funding/Venture Capital (2% vs. 17%)
Elite Engineering Alumni Entrepreneurship Survey (Zhang/Pollak et al)!
Selected China Firms with Stanford Alum as Founder !
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China InvestNet Research Stanford Alumni Entrepreneurs Survey
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