Prior to Sand Hill, Hugo practiced corporate and securities law at Morgan Lewis & Bockius in Beijing and Jun He Law Offices in Shanghai. He earned his B.S. from University of California, Davis and his J.D. from Santa Clara University School of Law.
Prior to Sand Hill, Hugo practiced corporate and securities law at Morgan Lewis & Bockius in Beijing and Jun He Law Offices in Shanghai. He earned his B.S. from University of California, Davis and his J.D. from Santa Clara University School of Law.
It’s a great conference and it brings together great content from really terrific speakers like we just had and then a network of really interesting entrepreneurs.
Great conference, interesting presentations and most important, relevant participants with concrete ideas and tremendous willingness to mentor and help startups.
The founders of the conference are very authentic and these are people that want to change the world and make things better for entrepreneurs and help people and I think that’s a great thing.
Thank you for the opportunity to present Driveway at SVOD. It gave us much needed exposure to the wide investor community. Combining the pitch preparation classes with the presentation content guidance, we came out strong and confident from the podium. During the conference we had a chance to speak to many investors and industry leaders resulting in a very valuable feedback.
I love coming to the Silicon Valley Open Doors! I discover entrepreneurs here every single year, and I think I’ve been to all of them.
A lot of energy, lot of very dedicated entrepreneurs here, very passionate, very committed to what they’re doing.
The organizers here are doing an amazing job with selecting the people who attend, selecting the speakers, coming up with ideas for panels and discussions. The truly amazing side is that the audience gets bigger, more involved, active and more thoughtful. It’s just a fun place to be!
The wonderful thing about entrepreneurs is that their passion for starting new companies transcends languages and geographic boundaries. I felt very comfortable at SVOD and recognized its participants as having the same type of DNA that made Silicon Valley what it is today.
