“三螺旋硅谷创新年会”和“2019年金融、保险和统计研讨会”邀请函

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尊敬的财税法律界专家学者及企事业单位领导高管：
特邀请您参加美国斯坦福大学的“三螺旋硅谷创新年会”和“2019年金融、保险和统计研讨会”。
会议一
会议一：三螺旋硅谷创新年会（原文附后）
  本年会以创业大学、融资/税收政策、初创企业和产业集群区域创新与发展为主题。届时将聚焦斯坦福大学、硅谷及“三螺旋” 机构，为大家呈现从“三螺旋”视角分析硅谷各式各样的科技、组织、管理创新之举。
  参会者学习“三螺旋”理论及其在创新创业中的实践应用，与来自世界各地的朋友一道，齐聚神奇的硅谷，掌握世界科技创新中心的脉动！结识合作伙伴，学习来自学术界、企业界和政府的世界领导人的经验，聆听他们努力取得成功的真实案例。探索与国际“三螺旋”研究所开展长期研究合作的可能性，包括技术合作、论文出版、远程合作和短期访问项目。
  参会者还将与组织方一同参访硅谷、斯坦福大学研究中心和科技园（StartX）、苹果公司新总部、谷歌、孵化器/加速器园区。参与“企业—产业界”合作的顶尖学术、商业和决策领导者、硅谷企业家和风险投资家、区域创新组织者进行小组讨论。
焦点1：“三螺旋”理论及实践——硅谷的秘密
  高校、工业、政府的“三螺旋”结构是知识经济创新和增长的关键。作为相对平等的合作伙伴，高校、工业和政府之间的互动增强，是经济和社会发展的三螺旋模型的核心。创新战略和实践的新发展源于这种相互作用，使“三螺旋”成为制度创新的平台。
  本部分内容包括：如何组织区域创新、三螺旋空间、公募/私募风险投资、创新工具如科技园、孵化器、技术等，以及高校、工业和政府三者的结合。
焦点2：硅谷未来--创新之地的演变
  一个多世纪以来，硅谷通过整合集聚各种双重结构，发展出了其独一无二的 “三螺旋”结构。高校-产业界，高校-政府，产业界-政府等互动交流弥补了20世纪相关组织的缺失。21世纪初，硅谷面临专注于创新，而忽视了不断攀升的住房成本和交通拥堵问题。硅谷正处于按照多样性、平等性和社会公正性原则重新配置创新创业模式的转型阶段，并正在采用基于康森斯的规划方法。在硅谷，促进创新的新组织形式，如加速器、孵化器、科技园和风险投资公司，综合了“三螺旋”结构的要素，并为从工业型社会向知识社会的过渡提供基础设施。将专注于硅谷合资、IT集群、创业孵化器/加速器、地方、国家乃至全球创新创业网络。
焦点3：斯坦福开放创新系统--连续创建新组织
  斯坦福大学是硅谷的生力军，其创始灵感来自于一所处于发展中地区的工程学院，该工程学院辐射周围产业区，与公司合作解决技术问题，公司则雇佣该校毕业生。列比根创业大学继德国化学家之后，将理论与实践联系起来，影响了“土地出让”模式，取代并合并了19世纪牛顿和洪堡的对比学术范式，分别专注于教学和研究。从教师到研究员再到企业家，斯坦福大学的第三个任务是开发新的技术经济模式，并从研究中梳理出技术和经济影响。
  我们将研究斯坦福大学创新体系的要素：“X”跨学科研究中心、面向市场的技术许可办公室、原科技园和学生政府成立加速器：StartX；学院发起翻译研究和创业普及项目Spark，设计集群：D-School、IDeo、ME-310和Radi-Cand。


会议二
会议二：2019年金融、保险和统计研讨会（原文附后）
  本研讨会致力于加强金融、保险及统计学领域的学者及研究团体的交流。会议要求您不作被动的听众，您应当充分、积极全程积极参与论坛，为论坛取得卓著成效发出自己的声音。您将听取主题演讲和个人演讲，并参与小组讨论。我们邀请所有研讨会参与者准备一份简短的报告（非强制），并将为您个人的进一步发展和文章发表建言献策。研讨会将集中讨论理论和应用金融、保险和统计领域的前沿话题。


【第一天：金融】 研讨会旨在讨论金融领域的新的实证和理论研究，以突出监管机构面临的一些相关挑战，同时评估监管变化如何反过来诱发市场上的一些金融创新。
  研讨涉及以下主题：基本金融概念、会计（财务记录）、税收和资本流动、机构设置、金融市场、价值评估、公司财务。
【第二天：保险】 研讨会面向学者和实践者，概述了过去和现在的研究成果及其在保险中的实际应用。
  研讨将围绕以下主题展开：寿险、非寿险、再保险及其他风险分担安排、风险管理、财务建模。
【第三天：统计】 研讨会意在为统计从业人员提供学习交流平台。在保险和财务问题研究中，集思广益，寻求科学的数据学习和数据分析的解决方案。
  研讨主要议题如下：理论统计学、数理统计、描述性统计、推论统计/统计推断、社会统计学、应用统计学和跨学科统计学、计算统计和图形统计。



会议具体安排
“三螺旋硅谷创新年会”会议具体安排：
【会议内容】：
Day1 三螺旋创新理论的实践-硅谷的秘密
Day2 硅谷的未来-创新区域的演变
Day3 斯坦福开放创新的实践参观Apple，Google
【会议时间】：2019年6月8日-10日
【会议地点】：硅谷斯坦福校园
【会议注册费】：1000美金（5月1号之前，9折，900美元/人）
“2019年金融、保险和统计研讨会” 会议具体安排：
【会议内容】：Day1金融
  Day2 保险
  Day3 统计
【总部时间】：2019年6月11日-13日
【会议地点】：加州大学尔湾分校
【会议注册费】：1000美金/人（5月1号之前，9折，900美元/人）
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温馨提示：
1. 报名截止日期：2019年5月25日，参加者人数限制为50人，请尽早预订占位。
2. 请参会者提前自主办理美国签证，需自行把握签证时间。
3. 费用包括：所有论坛材料、欢迎招待会和晚宴、现场参观。（费用不包括机票、机场接送和酒店/旅馆/汽车旅馆，相关费用根据实时情况另行通知）。
联系人
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电 话：189 1181 5557
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  ITHI Innovation & Entrepreneurship Forum 2019

The Triple Helix and Silicon Valley:
Entrepreneurial university, financing/tax policy, start-ups and industrial clusters in regional innovation & development

Join us in June 8-10 to:
★ Learn the Triple Helix theory and its practice in innovation and entrepreneurship
★ Connect to the Valley and meet people from a variety of countries and fields
★ Visit and understand the heart of world tech innovation — Silicon Valley

Source: https://siliconvalley.center/blog/start-ups-financing/
Overview
The Triple Helix and Silicon Valley Forum (THSV), will be held at Stanford campus on June 7-9, 2019, presenting various innovation initiatives in Silicon Valley from a Triple Helix perspective, with Stanford University, Silicon Valley and the Triple Helix as three foci:
F1: The Triple Helix Theory and Practice — Silicon Valley’s secret
The university-industry-government Tripe Helix is the key to innovation and growth in a knowledge-based economy. Increased interaction among university, industry and government as relatively equal partners, is the core of the Triple Helix model for economic and social development. New developments in innovation strate- gies and practices arise from this interaction, as the Triple Helix becomes a platform for “institution formation.” This session includes:
How to organize regional innovation, triple helix spaces, public/private venture capital, innovation instruments such as science parks, incubators and technopoles, as well as university, industry and government in the triple helix.
F2: Silicon Valley’s Future — an innovative region’s evolution
Silicon Valley is unique in developing a Triple Helix through convergence of multiple double helices over more than a century. University-industry, university-government, government-industry interactions substituted for the lack of large organizations early in the 20th century. In the early 21st century, Silicon Valley faces the conse- quences of a virtually single minded focus on innovation, virtually ignoring discrimination, escalating housing costs and clogged transportation arteries. Silicon Valley is at an early stage of reconfiguring its innovation and entrepreneurship model according to principles of diversity, equality and social justice as well as adapting con- sensus-based planning methods. In the Valley, new organizational formats to promote innovation, such as the accelerator, incubator, science park and venture capital firms, synthesize elements of the triple helix and pro- vide the infrastructure for transition from industrial to knowledge-based society. We will focus on:
Joint Venture Silicon Valley, IT Clusters, Incubators/ Accelerators for entrepreneurship, local, national and global networks for innovation and entrepreneurship.
F3: Stanford Open Innovation System — continuously creating new organizations
Stanford University is the generative source of Silicon Valley, inspired by an engineering school in a develop- ing region creating an industrial penumbra to employ graduates and collaborate with firms to solve technical problems. The Liebigian entrepreneurial university, after the German chemist who linked theory to practice, influencing the “Land Grant” model, superseding and incorporating the contrasting 19th century Newtonian and Humboldtian academic paradigms, respectively focused on teaching and research. Expanding academic roles from teacher to researcher to entrepreneur, the university’s third mission is to develop new techno-economic paradigms and tease out technological and economic implications from research. We will examine elements of Stanford Univesity’s Innovation System:
The “X” interdisciplinary research centers, Market-oriented Office of Technology Licensing, the original sci- ence park and the student-government founded accelerator: StartX; the faculty initiated translational research and entrepreneurial acculturation program SPARK, and the Design Cluster: D-School, Ideo, ME-310 and Radi- cand
In addition, participants will explore Silicon Valley with the Forum organizers. Site visits may include:
? Stanford University campus/research centers and its Science Park/ StartX
? Apple New Headquarters and Google main campus
? Selected Incubators/ Accelerators


Source: https://www.visitcalifornia.com/destination/spotlight-silicon-valley
As a participant you will:
? Fully engage with the Forum activities, not as a passive listener, but as an active participant who will shape the overall outcome of the Forum. You will listen to keynote addresses and individual presentations. and participate in panel discussions with top academic, business and policy-making leaders involved in university-industry col- laboration, Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, regional innovation organizers. We invite you to prepare a brief presentation（not obligated） and we will make suggestions and comments for your further de-
velopment and publication, in a Forum Proceedings that will synthesize all the Forum experiences. If you wish
publication, your paper should be submitted by 10 August.
? Join a community of like-minded individuals with similar goals and the belief that the Triple Helix is a key in forming an innovative region.
? Expand networks, meet partners and learn from the experience of world leaders from academia, industry and gov- ernment, sharing real-life examples of how they succeeded in their endeavors.
? Explore the possibility to initiate a longer-term research collaboration with the International Triple Helix Institute for papers publication, remote collaborations and short-term visiting professors.
Venue:
Stanford University campus.
Hosted by the International Triple Helix Institute (ITHI)
1766 Sand Hill Road, Palo Alto, CA 94304, USA; URL: www.triplehelix.net

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanford_University
Registration fees:

Note: The cost comprises: all Forum materials; Welcome Reception & Gala Dinner; and site visits. Airfare, airport transfer and Hotel/Inn/Motel are not included.
Forum Website URL:
http://www.triplehelix.net/thsv.html
  This website is also for registration.
  Registration deadline: May 25, 2019.
Organizers
Prof. Henry Etzkowitz, Ph.D
Prof. Alice Chunyan Zhou, Ph.D [Primary contact]
Leila Maria Kehl, M.S
All correspondence should be sent to the contact person, Alice Chunyan Zhou.
Email:
chunyanz@triplehelix.net or contact@triplehelix.net; Tel: +1-914-486-6668.
* Participants No. limits to 50. Please book as early as possible to secure your seat.


Who can participate?
The Forum is particularly suited for government officers & policy-makers, higher education researchers/leaders, entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, business angels, technology transfer managers and practitioners, faculty and professional staff, academic evaluation and accreditation managers, postgraduate students, innovation and higher education consultants, etc. Participants will
join a vibrant network for dialogue at the nexus of University, Industry and Government, developing
bonds across nations and existing boundaries, to create new bridges for collaboration

  FIS 2019 Workshop June 11-13
  
2019 Workshop on Finance,
Insurance and Statistics


The workshop will held at University of California, Irvine campus, on June 11-13, 2019. The aim of the workshop is "to strengthen communication between individuals and groups who produce and apply research results in insurance, finance and statistics, and integrate the currently fragmented research in both fields".
DAY 1: Finance
Today’s Workshop aimed at discuss new empirical and theoretical research in finance, to highlight some of the associated challenges for regulators, also to assess how regulatory changes may induce in turn some financial innovations in the market. Workshop deliberations will be on the following themes:
Fundamental financial concepts
Accounting (financial records)
Tax and Capital Flow
Institutional Setting
Financial markets
Valuation
Corporate finance.
DAY 2: Insurance
Today’s Workshop aimed at both academics and practitioners and providing a general overview over the past and current research results and their practical applications in insurance. Workshop deliberations will be on the following themes:
Life Insurance;
Non-Life Insurance;
Reinsurance and Other Risk-Sharing Arrangements;
Risk Management;
Financial Modeling.
DAY 3: Statistic
Today’s Workshop aimed at bringing together statistical practitioners engaged in the application of statistics on a daily basis, and discussing research needs and solutions to the methodological challenges in the design of studies and analysis of data for finance and insurance research. Workshop deliberations will be on the following themes:
Theoretical Statistics
Mathematical Statistics
Descriptive Statistics
Inferential Statistics / Statistical Inference
Statistics in Society
Applied and Interdisciplinary Statistics
Computational and Graphical Statistics
1. As a participant you will:
? Fully engage with the Forum activities, not as a passive listener, but as an active actor who will shape the overall outcome of the Forum. You will listen to keynote addresses and individual presentations and participate in panel discussions. We invite you to prepare a brief paper presenting （not obligated）to all the workshop participants and we will make suggestions and comments for your further development and publication.
? The symposium will focus on the frontier topics in the theoretical and applied Finance, Insurance and Statistics.

2. Registration fees:

  Note: The cost comprises: all Forum materials; Welcome Reception & Gala Dinner; and site visits.
Airfare, airport transfer and Hotel/Inn/Motel are not included.
3. Participants No. limit to 50. Please book as early as possible to secure your seat.
4. Registration deadline: May 25, 2019.
5. Organizers
All correspondence should be sent to the contact person, Alice C. Zhou.
Email: chunyanz@triplehelix.net or contact@triplehelix.net; Tel: +1-914-486-6668.